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A Cinemark theater in Milford, Connecticut. Photo courtesy: Yusuf Abdelsalam, November 18, 2020.

Film Studios Attempt to cope with Economic Loss by Emphasizing on Streaming

Yusuf Abdelsalam, Staff Writer | December 2, 2020

     “Perhaps we’re glimpsing a future where cinemas aren’t flooded with films with infinite marketing spend,”this excerpt was from a BFI festival director according to the Guardian. The economy has gone into “forced hibernation” during the Covid-19 pandemic. The economic loss has been...

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Holiday Traditions: How will Covid-19 Affect the Upcoming Season: Holiday decorations for this season. Photo courtesy: Carly Zieman.

Holiday Traditions: How will Covid-19 Affect the Upcoming Season?

Covid-19 and its effects on the upcoming holiday season
Nina Torgerson and Carly Zieman | December 1, 2020

     As the holiday season moves upon us quickly, the changes to our beloved traditions have to be accepted and realized. With times being so vastly different from what we’ve previously experienced, it is important now more than ever, to cherish the time that we have with our loved ones. Especially...

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Happy Holidays: CJ Rumford, pictured center, celebrating last year’s holiday season with his family of 9.

Celebrating the Holidays During the Pandemic

Students share how they will spend the holiday season while also being aware of the Covid-19 guidelines
Katherine Parker and Madison Babcock | December 1, 2020

     During the holidays, students spend most of their time surrounded by the people they love, but because of the Covid-19 pandemic, many plans and traditions will change this year.      A school break is always a good time for students to spend time with the people they care about, or even...

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Enjoy smoothie bowls and more at CappuGino’s, 20 Commerce Park, Milford. Photo Courtesy: Ava Candido.

How Working a Part-Time Job Affects Students

Ava Candido and Olivia Connelly | November 30, 2020

     Many students have part-time jobs after school or on the weekends. This could greatly impact their grades.        Junior student Katie Ourfailian is an employee at ShopRite.       Ourfailan says, “I used to spend my money a lot on food and clothes and also a lot of stuff I didn't...

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Due to COVID many activities are canceled this semester. This has left them to find things outdoors. For Corina Massey, Horsebarn Hill has been a covid safe place to watch the sunset. Taken November 2020.
Photo Courtesy of Brian Massey.

Covid-19 Affects the Freshmen College Experience

Brian Massey and Cal Wrigley | November 25, 2020

     The transition from high school to college is an important experience for a student.Those going to college can learn independence on top of new material. As students leave home, some may be filled with a sense of nervousness on the journey ahead.       However, with the constant increase...

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This is a promotional poster for “The Mandalorian” featuring the main character Mando, a lone bounty hunter on a mission with his ship “The Lasercrest” in the background.

The Making of The Mandalorian

James Allen, Staff Writer | November 25, 2020

     The Mandalorian is the latest continuation of the Star Wars series, being its first live-action series rather than a movie like its predecessors. The Mandalorian received amazing reviews for its first season and even a few Emmys, and has just gotten a second season on Disney + which does not...

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Take the Shot! Anna Byers takes a shot on goal during her senior season. Photo courtesy of Kathryn Dennis, October 29, 2020.

COVID-19 With Fall Sports

Recap and Rundown
Robbie Wainman and Dean Ross | November 25, 2020

     Foran High School’s fall sports tackled the Covid-19 restrictions and problems by keeping their distance, wearing  masks, and following all the social distancing guidelines. For many sports there have been rescheduled games, cancelled tournaments, or even cancelled and postponed seasons.  ...

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Senior Emily McNulty standing next to Mickey Mouse in her mom’s arms in 2005.                                                      Photo Courtesy: Emily McNulty.

The Little Things in Life

Fun holidays to celebrate during November
Kaitlyn Dalby, Staff Writer | November 25, 2020

     During the month of November, the thought of the holiday season jumps into people’s minds. Many are unfamiliar with the small and fun holidays that occur everyday in each month.       Thursday, November 26 is National Cake Day. Nationaltoday.com recommends baking a cake with a couple...

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Celebrating Friendsgiving to appreciate them. November 9, 2019 Photo courtesy: Emily Jankura.

Stuffing and Turkey on the Table

Emily Jankura and Nicole Jones | November 25, 2020

     Many centuries ago the pilgrims sat down together to eat and cherish life. Throughout the years, these traditions have changed, but Thanksgiving is still widely celebrated.      As Covid-19 cases are still fluctuating  and travel restrictions have been put in place this holiday season,...

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A Time to be Grateful: An inspirational garden stone. Photo courtesy: Steph Galaburri, November 8, 2020.

The Season of Thanksgiving

Gratitude Around School
Stephanie Galaburri, Staff Writer | November 23, 2020

     The holidays are right around the corner and along comes the season of Thanksgiving. Students and staff express all that they’re grateful for this time of the year.      The season of gratitude is upon us and it can be difficult to find things to be thankful for with all the things going...

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Girls swim team poses after their last SCC swim meet. Photo courtesy of Emily Eschweiler, October 31, 2020

Swim Team Pulls Through Despite Modified Season

Jason Cruz, Staff Writer | November 22, 2020

     This year, many changes were made in school as well as sports. Members of the girls swim team were disappointed with the news that they might not participate in their sport, doing what they love most.       Fortunately enough, some sports were able to continue but had to make sacrifices...

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Thanksgiving Favorites: A survey of 104 students revealed that the most popular pie flavor at Foran was pumpkin, followed by apple and then chocolate.

Pies: Learn about the Well-Loved Thanksgiving Treat

Katharine Harrison, Staff Writer | November 21, 2020

     With Thanksgiving fast approaching, many people are excited for the treats that make the holiday season so special.      Pie is one of the most popular Thanksgiving dishes, and it’s easy to see why. Served warm or cold, it’s a sweet and delicious way to celebrate.      Despite...

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