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South Windsor High School junior Ethan Burke shoots a free throw during the Bobcats 65-59 victory over Windsor Locks.

Shock ‘Em South

Bobcats Upset the Reigning Class S State Champions
Eli Schwartzman, Editor/Sports Specialist February 4, 2024

On Friday, February 2nd, the South Windsor High School boys basketball team hosted the reigning class S state champions Windsor Locks, pulling off a shocking 65-59 upset. This marks the Bobcats first victory...

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Connecticut doesn't respect the rights of student journalists, that must change. Made with Canva.

Connecticut Doesn’t Support Student Journalism. Here’s How to Fix That

Max Schwartzman, Editor-in-Chief February 3, 2024

As a state that prides itself on being the “Constitution State,” Connecticut does not extend the most fundamental elements of our Constitution’s First Amendment to the voices of the future, hindering...

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A student looks over his bets on a popular online sports book.

Students Bet Big with Online Sportsbooks

Students across the country engage in potentially dangerous online sports betting
Ryan Rahman and Max Schwartzman January 9, 2024

Editor's note: Given the nature of this article, all student sources have been granted anonymity to protect them from any social or legal reprisal Amongst teens, there exists a seemingly secretive world...

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A Christmas Story Come to Life

The Dzen Christmas Tree Farm in South Windsor shares the magic of holiday spirit through the only Reindeer residents in Connecticut.
Emma Cherubini, Content Editor January 4, 2024

John Dzen, the owner of Dzen Christmas Tree Farm, has had reindeer on his property for the public eye for almost 8 years. The four reindeer are named Tuca, Belle, Rudy, and Dash. Tuca and Belle are...

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A flyer for the Islamic Culture Club. Join them every month to learn about Islamic traditions and Arab cultures. Created with Canva.

Islamic Culture Club Celebrates Students’ Heritage

Hana Moustafa, Staff Writer December 4, 2023

In February of 2023, the Islamic Culture Club was born. This club was founded to create a comfortable environment for Muslims and non-Muslims to learn about Islam, cultures, languages, and holidays. The...

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The Grinch awaiting South Windsor families at the Parks and Recreation Grinchmas event

The Grinch Visits South Windsor

Eliza Blanchfield, Editor in Chief December 2, 2023

Dr. Suess’ literary creation was brought to life on Friday, December 1st by South Windsor Parks and Recreation at their annual Grinchmas event. The favorite storytime and holiday movie character was...

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The Harvard University Lowell Dormitory Building's Bell Tower at Night.

Spending the Summer at Harvard

Max Schwartzman, Editor-in-Chief September 25, 2023

Nestled between the Charles River and the city of Cambridge, Harvard University is a place that typically conjures up images of beautiful historic buildings and a sprawling, yet serene, landscaped...

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The South Windsor High School Annex place in front of the building welcoming students

The SWHS Annex

Eliza Blanchfield, Editor in Chief August 29, 2023

The South Windsor High School Annex Building has become fully functional for the 2023-2024 school term. This building will provide additional capacity for the growing student population at South Windsor...

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The South Windsor High School football team gathers together before their scrimmage against Hartford Public High School on Wednesday, August 23rd.

Bobcat Football is Back

Eli Schwartzman, Editor/Sports Specialist August 25, 2023
Bobcats look good in opening scrimmage against Hartford High on Wednesday, August 23rd at home.
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A partial collection of the letters and parcels from the world leaders.

Educating Others with Help from 50+ World Leaders

Max Schwartzman, Editor-in-Chief May 30, 2023

Despite how interconnected our world has become, young Americans still know very little about places beyond our borders. Not just being blissfully unaware of current events, but genuinely not knowing...

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