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Yearly Archives: 2023

On Saturday, March 18th, Warde’s Odyssey of the Mind team competed in the Connecticut state tournament, winning first place. Odyssey of the Mind is a creative problem-solving competition where students compete in teams and put on a creative performance to “solve” a specific problem. This year, the Warde team chose […]

Warde OOTM Wins First Place, Recognition from Board of Ed

March 18, 2023 in News by Anshika Sinha

This past Friday, a number of Warde’s Spanish classes went on a field trip to the Museum of Contemporary Art, or MoCA, an art museum in Westport. Following their visit, they went to a Spanish restaurant, Valencia Luncheria. There were two freshman classes and two sophomore classes, led by Señora […]

Warde’s Spanish Classes Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art

March 15, 2023 in News by Siri Anagani

All winter, there has been one topic at the forefront of people’s minds: The FIFA World Cup. Whether or not you’re a soccer fan, the frenzy can be noticed everywhere. This year’s World Cup was an eventful one throughout, the matches leading up like dominoes to an explosive final. Before […]

The World Cup in Review

March 6, 2023 in News / Opinions by Anshika Sinha

Course selection season is upon us, and the ultimate question currently facing three-quarters of the Warde population is: Which classes should we take? So: on the last day of Course Selection, I’ve decided to help in that process because like any good AP student, my favorite subject is procrastination. Some […]

Which AP Classes Should You Take? A Comprehensive Guide ...

March 3, 2023 in Opinions by Sabrina Cassano

I’m a member of The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Student Visionaries of the Year program, where we raise funds for blood cancer research and patient care. LLS is a non-profit organization dedicated to finding a cure for blood cancers and improving quality of life for patients and their families. They […]

Support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Today!

February 28, 2023 in News by Yael Grosman

Course selection is upon us, and will be coming to a close in the coming weeks. With the extensive list of classes and electives available to Warde students for the upcoming school year, it can be stressful to make choices on what classes to enroll in and how to narrow […]

Course Selection is Coming to a Close!

February 17, 2023 in News / Opinions by Yael Grosman

L is for the way you look at me,O is for the only one I see,V… oh, V is very very extraordinary… because this February an incredible statistic has found that 90% of Warde students are incapable of falling in love, and that includes you! Around 100 million love songs […]

How to Fall in Love: An Informative Guide

February 14, 2023 in Blur by Alex Renzulli

Since last season, I’ve changed my mind. Winter is aesthetic… or at least, it can be. As long as you ignore the frostbite, the slush, and the fact that we’re saying goodbye to the sun for at least 3 months, it’s nothing that can’t be fixed with either a puffer […]

Winter Aesthetics

February 13, 2023 in Opinions / Weather by Sabrina Cassano

Regardless of cultural and linguistic differences, several Jackson Heights community members are assisting fellow immigrants with navigating previous unknowns such as the American healthcare system, helping to bridge previous barriers so that they can take advantage of all that their new home has to offer. QUEENS, NEW YORK- The […]

The Distrust of the American Healthcare System Has Previously Been ...

January 31, 2023 in News by Sofia Mocsi

The game of frisbee is one adored by people all over the world. Invented in our very own state of Connecticut, the small plastic disc can be thrown around for hours on end without a dull moment to be found. It truly is a piece of technology ahead of its […]

Frisbee Fiasco

January 26, 2023 in Blur by Alex Renzulli

Students passing from Fitts into Townsend on the way to lunch may notice a change to their regular route: A room aside from the Senior Commons, which had previously been filled to the door with desks and chairs, is now cleared. In their place? Tables, a couch, an armchair. These […]

Senior Lounge Opens Following Winter Break

January 3, 2023 in News by Eleanor Jacobs