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I am doing a full clean tank clean on my turtle’s tank, scrubbing algae off of the glass. For many NHS students, the opportunity to take care of an animal gives them a sense of purpose and key responsibility skills.

Palaia: Owning and Caring for Animals Brings a Greater Level of Responsibility

Caila Palaia '26, Reporter • February 27, 2025

Marisa Bedron, left, the horse management teacher and Kathleen Gorman, the agriculture production teacher, spend time with the newborn calf, Delphinium. They work with her to get her used to students and to become a greater part of the program in the future. (Courtesy of the Woodbury FFA/Instagram)

Bigman: With Ever-Changing Agriculture, Students Should Stay Informed — Ag or Not

Emma Bigman '25, Reporter • February 27, 2025

Crowd at a concert raising their hands and listening joyfully to the live music on stage. NHS students have a wide variety of musical tastes, but similar to many people, exploring others' favorite artists makes people hesitant. Photo Credit: Alex Bracken (Unsplash)

Boisseau: What If Instead of Polarizing Musicians, We Respect Their Craft?

Rowan Boisseau '28, Reporter • February 26, 2025

Olivia Gwiazdoski (right), an NHS junior point guard, spent the 2024-25 season recovering from a second knee injury that required surgery in November. Gwiazdoski's sophomore season was cut short following an injury to the same knee. Teammate McKenna Hardisty (middle) also missed time due to head and knee injuries. (Courtesy of Olivia Gwiazdoski)

Gwiazdoski Pivots From On-Court Leader to Coach-in-Waiting

James Wolf '26, Reporter • February 26, 2025

Elsie Crocco uses her phone during class. Teachers often grow frustrated by students who are distracted during class.

Gallicchio: Distracted Students Disrespect Teachers

Rylee Gallicchio '26, Reporter • February 26, 2025

Throughout Ray Lomax's tenure at NHS, faculty and students alike have noted his natural leadership abilities. These same skills have helped him found the FCA and take on leadership roles in Nonnewaug's Harbor Program as well as Unified Sports.

Ray Lomax — “A Level Beyond”

Jackson Brent '25, Reporter • February 26, 2025

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes directs the Chiefs' offense in 2021. He has won three Super Bowl titles but lost this year to the Eagles. (Courtesy of Joe Gloriosi/Wikimedia Commons)

Spagnola: Without Refs’ Help, Chiefs’ Dynasty May Be Ending

Isaac Spagnola '28, Reporter • February 26, 2025

Nesim Iljazi warms up for a boys soccer game this past fall. Athletes need to be warming up like Iljazi.

Crocker: Nonnewaug Athletes Need to Properly Warm Up

Anna Crocker '26, Deputy Editor-in-Chief • February 25, 2025

Students pose at a recent Chiefs With Character breakfast. From left, Kaylie Haughton, Grace Avcollie, Lilah Okoski, Bishop Aldrich, Autumn Buonauto, Olivia Thompson, Nathan Hayes, and Cam Packett. (Courtesy of Nonnewaug High School/Instagram)

Thompson: Chiefs With Character a Self-Esteem Boost

Olivia Thompson '26, Reporter • February 24, 2025

Nonnewaug College and Career Resource Center counselor Kathy Green, right, talks post-secondary plans with senior Alyssa Gravel on Monday in the CCRC.

The Rise and Fall of College Board: How Useful, Fair are Exams?

Jano Nakhla '25, Features Editor • February 24, 2025

Trending Stories

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Sophomore Katie Savulak struggles with her large amounts of homework.

Willis: Homework in High School Causes Stress in Students

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The Pomperaug Youth Softball team embodies camaraderie, according to Lila Farrelly. (Courtesy of Pomperaug Youth Softball)

Farrelly: Positive Relationships Make the Best Teams

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Many unidentified aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been, and continue to be seen flying over Northeast states, like this one seen on Feb. 11 in Naugatuck. While conspiracies and theories rose in December and early January, they are now confirmed by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt as being “flown by the FAA,” as well as many “hobbyists, recreational and private individuals.” Leavitt also explained that the situation got worse with information being restricted and curiosity growing.

Eggers: Drones Show the Harm of Government Gatekeeping

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Nonnewaug freshman fight the juniors in a game of tug of war, During the 2025 Nonnewaug red our pep rally.

Nonnewaug Hosts Annual Red-Out Pep Rally (PHOTOS)

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Nesim Iljazi warms up for a boys soccer game this past fall. Athletes need to be warming up like Iljazi.

Crocker: Nonnewaug Athletes Need to Properly Warm Up

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