Fairfield Warde High School Newspaper

Monthly Archives: October 2023

During the annual trip to Yale’s art museum, AP American Studies students were able to visit local restaurants in New Haven for lunch. A group of 8 decided on Sushi on Chapel, which was later described as “a religious experience” by Gwen Kenny. Upon first inspection, the restaurant did […]

Sushi on Chapel= The Best Dining Experience of Your Life

October 21, 2023 in Opinions by Charlotte Stack

Fairfield Warde High School, If you are a Freshman, Sophomore or Junior, you may have noticed a slight change to the PSAT format this year. Although it may have been difficult to see after the two hour buffer time prior to the exam, all tests were taken on computers, not […]

You Probably Shouldn’t Have Taken the PSAT

October 19, 2023 in Blur by Alex Renzulli

*Some names have been REDACTED for the safety of the author* Last week, I went to [REDACTED] teachers’ classroom with the intention of asking for extra help in [REDACTED] class. To my surprise, I instead saw a secret meeting between the three class presidents outside of the very public, […]

The Big Lie

October 11, 2023 in Blur by Amogh Ganjikunta

In 1492 Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue…and chopped off the hands of the Taíno people when they didn’t produce enough gold for him and his men. You may have noticed based on your activated alarm clocks this morning, that unlike banks, the bond market and some surrounding school […]

October 9th: A Day of Reflection

October 9, 2023 in Opinions by Sabrina Cassano

Waking up early enough to arrive on time for period one every morning can be difficult. With this reality for Warde students, finding the time to eat breakfast at all can prove challenging. As for eating a balanced one that keeps you full until lunch? Well that can be even […]

Best Breakfast Debate

October 6, 2023 in Opinions by Charlotte Stack

Forbes has named 2023 the “Year of AI Transformation.” In this new age of AI, including the user-friendly application of ChatGPT, people have been exploring its various features including photo editing, writing and even creating recipes. But as with every innovation introduced to our world, there are questions about the […]

The Place of AI in the Classroom

October 4, 2023 in Opinions by Charlotte Stack

All the way back to the 60s and 70s when our school was still called Andrew Warde High School, the school newspaper still proudly published lots of articles each week highlighting the most interesting events and intriguing high school happenings. We seem to think that lots has changed since the […]

Warde’s Crimson Crier: A Forgotten Piece of History

October 2, 2023 in Features by Yael Grosman