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La La Land was slated to be one of 2016’s best flicks, earning a whopping 6 Oscars, 7 Golden Globes, and 5 BAFTAs. The movie was gorgeous and energized, filled with some of our favorite stars and immersing us into the dream-like LA night life. And yet, the excitement seemed to […]

Whitesplaining: The Real Issue with La La Land

13 Mar, 2017 in A&E / Opinions by Abi Varsos

Local theater group Broadway Method Academy has been putting on fantastic performances since it’s start in 2014, and their most recent production has only continued this trend. This past weekend, they took on the show Little Shop of Horrors, a delectable sci-fi horror musical with an electrifying 1960s pop/rock score by […]

Local Theater Spotlight: BMA’s Little Shop of Horrors

1 Mar, 2017 in A&E / Opinions by Abi Varsos

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, which means that it’s time to enjoy some sweet treats. Here are three simple recipes that almost anyone can enjoy and can be prepared in only a few minutes. Chocolate Sponge Mug Cake Makes 1 serving and ingredients can be doubled for […]

Sweet Treats for Chocoholics

27 Jan, 2017 in A&E by Jessica Richards

2016 is being called one of the worst years in recent history by many, and for obvious reasons. People around the globe have been dealing with negative after negative thrown at them throughout the year. But, in my opinion, it’s best to look on the bright side. So, here are […]

2016: Not All That Bad

12 Dec, 2016 in A&E by Kate McManus

This issue’s student spotlight goes to Daniel Knorr, a senior here at Fairfield Warde. Dan is a prestigious student who has received some of the highest accolades in the school. From swim team captain, to Key Club co-president, he is a huge part of the community. He is also a […]

Student Spotlight: Daniel Knorr

12 Dec, 2016 in A&E / Features by Kevin Do

It’s almost time for everyone’s favorite part of the year… midterms! While this can be a stressful period of time for everyone since these tests do count towards final grades, it doesn’t have to be that horrible. There are many different tips and tricks that can help any student do […]

Top Ten Midterm Tips and Tricks

8 Dec, 2016 in A&E / Features by Jessica Richards

With all the craziness and commotion of 2016, it’s easy to get frazzled by everything going on. That’s why it’s important to kick your feet up, grab a soda and a bowl of popcorn, and immerse yourself into a completely new world. Let’s take look at 2016’s greatest movie hits […]

2016 Blockbusters and Shortcomings

30 Nov, 2016 in A&E by Akshitha Maddula

Image Credit: Disney UK Film Reviews: Moana (2016), Walt Disney Animation Studios Moana is the ultimate Disney film. Probably one of the most beautifully animated films of all time, Moana opened on Thanksgiving weekend and brought in about $81.1 million in its first five days, which is the best opening […]

Moana Review

30 Nov, 2016 in A&E by Julia Crews

By Jessica Becker This year, Mr. Frattaroli is directing the play “Antigone” for this year’s black box fall drama performance. He has decided to direct the more modern version of this tragedy which is spoken in modern English. The story of this drama begins when Antigone refuses the Creon, […]

Antigone comes to FWHS

18 Nov, 2016 in A&E by admin

Review: The Magnificent Seven By Michael Acciarino Release Date: September 23, 2016 Rating: PG-13 Starring: Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt Director: Antoine Fuqua A twenty-first century, Westernized remake of a classic Japanese epic. Technically, this film came out in 1954, in the form of Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai. It was a […]

Film Review: The Magnificent Seven

18 Nov, 2016 in A&E by admin