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November 1, 2023 by Eliza Krackeler (‘24)
Saratoga Sometimes: Technology
November 1, 2023 by Bianca Babcock (‘24)
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Saratoga Boys Varsity Volleyball Knocks Colonie Out of Sectionals
November 1, 2023 by Eliza Krackeler (‘24) On Monday, October 30, 2023, Saratoga Boys Varsity Volleyball faced Colonie away for the single elimination Sectionals match. What could be regarded as a mere stepping stone on Toga’s road to the finals was in reality a hard-won battle worthy of its own moment in the spotlight. Toga
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The Haunting of Saratoga
November 1, 2023 by Olivia Clemmensen (‘26) Are you looking for a thrilling and spooky way to spend the days following Halloween? Saratoga is filled with ghost history and lore! Many say that Saratoga Springs is one of the spookiest places in America with its haunted buildings, hotels, and even restaurants. From the history and
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A Success Story: Stories for Success Expansion Project
November 1, 2023 by Eliza Krackeler (‘24) Stories for Success’ idea of what it means to be successful has shifted throughout the years. On a macro level, Stories for Success is all about providing books for families in need. But what that looks like has changed in recent years. In the early stages of the
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Pets of SSHS: Bailee Babcock
November 1, 2023 by Cassie Child (‘24) Owner: The Rod’s very own senior cartoonist, Bianca Babcock Age: 7 Years Hobbies: Biting, barking, and eating Pet Peeves: The vacuum If you would like your pet to be the pet of the week, send 3 pictures to cchild@sscsd.net with name, age, a short list of hobbies, and
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Israel’s Reaction to Hamas attack: Justified or Genocide?
November 1, 2023 by Othmane Kerroum (‘25) In the aftermath of Hamas’ offensive on October 7, the world has appeared to exist within the State of Israel. With more than 1,400 people killed and roughly 200 with whereabouts unknown, this day can only be described as a tragic loss of life, marking the single deadliest
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Head of the Fish Regatta: What You Need to Know
November 1, 2023 by Liam D’Evelyn (‘25) The 2023 Head of the Fish Regatta took place this past weekend with 144 teams and nearly 2,000 boats competing. For those not familiar with rowing, here are the essentials. In a head race like Head of the Fish, each boat begins the race one at a time
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Prodger’s Playlist: Drake’s For All the Dogs
November 1, 2023 by Elias Prodger (‘26) Few artists in the past ten years have had the same cultural impact as Aubrey Graham, more familiarly known as Drake. Music based on an accessible fusion of hip hop and RnB has facilitated his meteoric rise to fame over the past decade. Albums like Scorpion and Nothing
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Review: 1989 Taylor’s Version
November 1, 2023 by Eliza Howenstein (‘24) This past Friday, 12-time grammy winner Taylor Swift released her 13th studio album. This album was her re-recorded version of her 2014 album, 1989. Swift began the journey to re-record her albums in 2021 after her masters were bought out from under her in 2019. Swift has been
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Successful Start to the School Year for the Board of Education
October 11, 2023 by Eleanor McNamara (‘24) Saratoga Spring’s Board of Education has had a successful start to the school year! The first meeting of the Board of Education occurred on September 14th at Dorothy Nolan Elementary School. The District Safety Committee presented a handful of ongoing initiatives in the school district and shared what
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Artificial Intelligence: Is It Really All That Bad?
October 11, 2023 by Darren Pasek (‘25) Last spring, Chat GPT took the country by storm as what felt like the greatest invention since the internet itself. That feeling may have been justified, although recently the hype surrounding the industry has died down. The use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) systems by internet users has not
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“Wait… Teachers Have Lives Outside of School?” Vol. 8: Magistra Sadlon
October 11, 2023 by Eliza Krackeler (‘24) What have you taught throughout your time at Saratoga? Latin 1 and 2 Accelerated, Latin 1, Latin 2, Latin 3, Latin 4, Latin 5, 8th grade French, French 1, and French 2. Where did you attend college? Magistra attended the University of Albany and graduated summa cum laude
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Pets of SSHS Vol. 1: Brook Jassal
October 11, 2023 by Cassie Child (‘24) Owner: Sahiba Jassal Age: 9 Years Hobbies: eating, receiving butt scratches, and watching Netflix with her mom (Sahiba) Pet Peeves: Guests, Storm (her dog sister), and being held for too long If you would like your pet to be the pet of the week, send a picture to
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Pencils Up: The End to the WGA Writer’s Strike
October 11, 2023 by Francisca Schmalz (‘24) The Writer’s Guild of America (WGA), which represents thousands of writers for television and movies, is officially allowed to pick up their pencils as of September 27th, 2023. The strike lasted for 148 days, making it the second longest labor stoppage that the WGA organized. This strike also
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Sahiba Says: Should There Be BANS on Comic SANS?
October 11, 2023 by Sahiba Jassal (‘24) Hello Blue Streaks. I’m here to answer a frequently asked question I’ve heard muttered in our high school’s hallowed halls: “What is so wrong about Comic Sans?” Well, let’s start from the beginning, shall we? The infamous font, Comic Sans, was created by Microsoft Designer Vincent Connare in
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