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Global News Update: Trump Elected as the 47th President of the United States

November 11, 2024 by Olivia Clemmensen (‘26) In the most anticipated election of quite possibly our lifetime, a surprisingly strong result made itself clear to our country, sending the world abuzz with talk about America’s future. What was projected to be a tight race between Vice-President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump, November 5th‘s

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Saratoga Springs Blue and White Homecoming Football Game Turns Black

October 28, 2024 by Olivia Clemmensen(‘26) On Friday Night, SSHS Homecoming game against Shaker High School was cut short about halfway through due to an alleged transformer failure on West Circular Street. First reported at 8:05 p.m., the power outage lasted around 40 minutes, leaving the entire game at a halting stop, with families shocked

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Former Blue Streaks Honored At Athletic Induction Ceremony

October 15, 2024 by Elias Prodger(‘26) On September 27th, the Saratoga Springs Athletic Department held its annual hall of fame induction ceremony, and in attendance were not only the inductees and their friends and family, but also the district’s superintendent Micheal Patton, athletic director John Goodson, and several of the hall of fame committee members.

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Worth The Switch? A Compilation of Articles About Saratoga’s New Securely Pass System

October 15, 2024 by Emma Gowen (’25)October 15, 2024 by Isaac Reynaldo Wright (‘26) With the start of the new school year comes the institution of a new hall pass system. This program, Securely Pass, operates through the use of a student’s personal school-issued device, obligating an online request to be submitted to the student’s

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Hurricane Milton Adds to Storm Damage in the Southeast U.S.

October 15, 2024 by Daniela Fleming (‘26) On September 26th, Category 4 Hurricane Helene made its dreadful landfall in Florida, decimating the South. Strong winds, surging waters, and flash floods of up to 15 feet smashed homes – and records – marking it as the deadliest hurricane since the infamous Katrina in 2005. Although hurricanes

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The Hyde Museum’s Best in Show: Bianca Babcock

June 13, 2024 by Eliza Krackeler (‘24) The Hyde Museum’s annual High School Juried Show provided senior Bianca Babcock with the platform to display her incredible talent. From May 4th through June 2nd, student artists had the opportunity to submit their artwork to win prizes. And for Babcock, this competition facilitated her rise to the

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Opinion: As Arab-American Heritage Month Concludes, Two Genocides Continue 

April 30, 2024 by Sam Pecota (‘24) While Americans basked on beaches and traveled far and wide for spring vacation, citizens of two countries experienced a very different April. Gazans and Sudanese alike are caught in the throes of genocide, their stories facing censorship by Western media.   Their struggles are poignantly detailed by dedicated journalists

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