Junior Ryan Krupansky did not think about being a rower until late in his freshman year. He briefly saw in the morning announcements that the rowing club was looking for new members. Little did Krupansky know that seeing that announcement would change his life. Krupansky mentioned that he was thinking about joining his friend, junior… Read More Rower Ryan Krupansky
During the Baltimore riots, many African Americans protested their mistreatment by police forces. However, among these were also anti-protesters. A video that depicts a mother slapping her son for harming the police has gone viral. This video is a symbol of the little ounce of humanity that remains, even in the midst of violence and… Read More Mother and Son Rise Above Brutality Against Police Forces
This month’s Senior Spotlight is Paul Bossardet! Hear about his passion for hunting and biggest inspirations! Andrea Gamboa, Multimedia Editor Junior Andrea Gamboa is the Multimedia Editor for the 2014-2015 Colonel. She sings in Ledyard Carolers, Chamber Choir, and Acabellas, and was a lead role in Ledyard Drama’s production ofHow to Succeed in Business, Without… Read More Paul Bossardet
Andrea Gamboa, Multimedia Editor Junior Andrea Gamboa is the Multimedia Editor for the 2014-2015 Colonel. She sings in Ledyard Carolers, Chamber Choir, and Acabellas, and was a lead role in Ledyard Drama’s production ofHow to Succeed in Business, Without Really Trying.
This month’s Athlete of the Month is Jack Potter! Hear about his accomplishments and more! Samantha Barnes, Staff Writer Junior Samantha Barnes is a staff writer for the 2014-2015 “Colonel”. She competes all over New England with her three horses and plays basketball at school. Andrea Gamboa, Multimedia Editor Junior Andrea Gamboa is the Multimedia… Read More Athlete of the Month: Jack Potter
Throughout the past year, radios, televisions, and newspapers have been consumed by police brutality cases. You’d have to live under a rock to be unaware of the rising conflict with our nation. Due to a lack of evidence, it’s often hard to tell whether police aggression is justified. However, certain cases have proved that innocent… Read More Are Police Truly Brutal?
On the second of May, a legendary fight occurred: Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao faced off in the ring. People were on edge, excited to see the brutal outcome of these two great boxers, eager to see who would come out as champion. But did the fighters really deliver? Many say that this fight did… Read More Fight of the Century?
Among recent news, Governor Mike Pence signed the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Members of the LGBT community feel very threatened and targeted. The act gives legal support to allow business owners to turn away gays on behalf of their religion. Religious conservative groups support this solely for the religious freedom aspect. What is so… Read More Really Restoring?
“School is your job until you have one.” This phrase is a favorite among parents and teachers, especially as the weather warms up. While I do agree coming to school somewhat polished and not half-dead asleep is always a plus, I can’t imagine 985 kids or so running around the hallways wearing black pencil skirts… Read More Semi-Revealing Clothes: Who Cares?
Recently, Connecticut Core Standards have been required to be enforced in just about every subject in school. This even includes classes such as music, fine arts, Agri-Science classes.. Almost every teacher and student is affected by the Core Standards. These standards were created to make education more equal and unified across the country. They are… Read More Connecticut Core Standards Effect on Ledyard
