Saratoga Comic: A Guide to Valentine’s Day, Alone or With Others
Febuary, 9 2026 by Daniela Fleming (‘26)
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Written in the Stars: The Best Zodiac Duos
Febuary 9, 2026 by Julia Clemmensen (‘29) Whether you are a believer that astrological characteristics in two individuals can impact their relationship or if you are just wanting to look for fun to see if you’ll end up with your hallway eye-contactship, compatibility between zodiac signs is something interesting. However, being compatible with someone else
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Saratoga Comic: A Cold Reality
January 26, 2026 by Daniela Fleming (‘26)
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Who Would You Let Into the Boat? Examining Hardin’s “Lifeboat Ethics: The Case Against Helping the Poor.”
January 26, 2026 by Sophia Karrel (‘29) How can the value of a life be determined? In a world full of contradictions, conflict, and rapid change, forming a moral stance can be difficult. Some argue that all lives, both humans and animals, hold equal value. However, if this is true, does that imply killing animals
A Season to Remember: A 2025/2026 Saratoga Football Retrospective
January 26, 2026 by Makenna Dicaprio (‘26) Against the predictions of many, our very own school football team beat a private school in the sectional super bowl, won the regional championship, and fell just short of a state title. After leaving a historic mark on Saratoga Springs, Coach Hayden and the team continue to gain
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Indiana Football Caps Off a Historic Season With National Championship Victory
January 26, 2026 by Haley Hammer (‘29) It was in 2022, after 135 seasons, when Indiana University became the first D1 school to lose 700 football games. Critics ripped their schedule, called them a fluke, and even debated whether they deserved to make the college playoffs. Well, on January 19, 2026, at 11:37pm the crimson
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Are Needohs Fueling Overconsumption?
January 26, 2026 by Katie Plue (‘27) We’ve all seen them; in the classroom and on TikTok, needohs toys have recently resurfaced and are becoming mainstream again, but are people buying too many? First, we need to figure out why they have made such a comeback. A possible fuel to this fire could have been
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Lunar New Year: Shedding the Old and Racing Toward the New
January 12, 2026 by Julia Clemmensen (‘29) Soon after the start of the calendar New Year on January 1 comes the Lunar New Year starting early to mid February. This Chinese tradition correlates with zodiacs assigned to every year. The 2026 Lunar New Year is that of the Horse zodiac, preceding the Snake zodiac of
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The Fashion Forecast: Predicted Trends that will Take Over 2026
January 12, 2026 by Katie Plue (‘27) With polka dots falling out of favor, 2026 is looking for a new fashion fad. But what will come out victorious? Here are my 2026 fashion trend predictions. 1. Cobalt blue In seeing an increase in celebrities wearing this color after the decline of butter yellow, stores have
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Last Minute Wishlist: What Clothes to Ask for This Year
December 15, 2025 by Katie Plue (‘27) Although we are coming very close to the date, if you are still looking for some last-minute things to put on your Christmas list, the perfect option is clothes, because who doesn’t need more clothes? Here are some of what I think are going to be popular asks
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Advent Calendars: From Religious Scriptures to Prada and LEGO
December 15, 2025 by Sophia Karrel (‘29) Today, Advent calendars are a staple of the holiday season, appearing everywhere from grocery stores to luxury boutiques. What began as a simple Christmas countdown has transformed into a billion-dollar industry. But how exactly did this modest practice become a global commercial phenomenon? Despite their notable role in
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Toga Seniors Perform The Nutcracker this Saturday for Local Ballet Studio
December 15, 2025 by Sarah Pipino (‘26) A holiday season tradition that transcends countries, time periods, and religions, The Nutcracker ballet is a show filled with wonder and whimsy, dreams and daring, friendship and fancy all wrapped in a bow. The Nutcracker is a two-act ballet originally choreographed by Marius Petipa to music arranged by
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Festivity Finds: Exploring Global Winter Traditions
December 15, 2025 by Olivia Howe(‘26) The month of December introduces a long season of holidays that people around the world partake in. Celebrations around this time usually reflect themes of hope, light, family, and kindness during the cold winter months. While December is usually synonymous with Christmas for many, there are so many other
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Saratoga Comic: Holiday Break
December 15, 2025 by Daniela Fleming (‘26)
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How You Can Get in the Holiday Spirit This Season
December 15, 2025 by Savannah Winter (‘26) December is a time full of cheerful holidays, joy, hope, and the gift of giving. From baking cookies to donating to local charities, making hot cocoa to sitting by a lit-up tree, the holiday season is a magical time for all. It is the perfect time of the
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Mr. Ubriaco and His Band: Tops Of Trees’ Review
December 15, 2025 by Elias Prodger (‘26) Mr. Ubriaco, the beloved English teacher, record collector, and energetic staple of Saratoga’s English department. However, many of you may not know that Mr. Ubriaco’s musical interest extends to his membership in the local band, Tops of Trees. The Capital Region’s own six-piece rock ensemble, Tops of Trees,
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