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“The Bosses of the Senate” is a famous political cartoon that criticizes monopolies’ influence on politics.

Monopoly: It’s Not Just a Game

Achintya Srinivasan, Current Events Editor September 4, 2024

Whether you realize it or not, monopolies control a large part of our lives. Monopolies control every part of our lives ranging from the products we buy to the food we eat. Tech products like Fitbit watches,...

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SPR storage sites are in four major facilities along the Gulf Coast region.
US Department of Energy

The Strategic Petroleum Reserve: What is it and Why is it Important?

Achintya Srinivasan, Current Events Editor June 13, 2024

The Biden-Harris administration recently announced their plan to sell 1 million barrels of oil from the United States’ Northeast Gasoline Supply Reserve (NGSR). They will periodically release barrels...

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Stage crew members Kara Mobyed, Kate Rusin, Norah Corrigan, and Samantha Dorne backstage preparing to amaze the crowd of Fall play, 'The Play That Goes Wrong'.

Stage Crew: Behind the Spotlights

Yana Giannoutsos, Editor-in-Chief November 26, 2022

There is more to a production than the actors on the stage. Between the intricate set pieces and the talent of the actors, WHS theater can proudly- and rightfully- boast a great program. But there is a...

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The "that girl" trend has taken a large effect on girls and young people overall.

Opinion: Redefining Health in an Appearance-Based Society

Yana Giannoutsos, Editor-in-Chief April 6, 2022

That Girl and Other Trends The idea of “that girl” has spread rapid-fire around social media platforms, much like other popular diet and lifestyle trends. But what if trends like this sparked the...

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Social media is a main factor for students' lack of reading.

Social Media Reinforces the Distance Between Teens and Reading

Ava Marini, Staff Writer April 6, 2022

In our constant moving world, how many of us still sit down to read a book? I’ll bet that’s a small number of us. Most teens today have distant relationships with literature. One of the main reasons...

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Anaphylaxis is a huge challenge the Forum’s Managing Editor, Bella Andjelkovic, faces on a daily basis.

Be Wise, Don’t Underutilize

Bella Andjelkovic, Managing Editor April 2, 2022

The worst part is doubting it yourself.  The overwhelming sensation of scratchiness in your throat, the sudden loss of appetite, the itchy tongue, the shallow breathing… Every time I feel it, I deny...

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Students take frequent breaks while studying due to disconnectivity in education.

Disconnected in an Increasingly Connected World

Ava Marini, Staff Writer January 27, 2022

Zoning out for a few minutes, doodling on your paper, whispering to your friend. We’ve all done it before, whether we meant to or not. Students are prone to losing focus in school; they’re human, and...

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The Library Learning Commons develops into a loved and well-resourced area.

Re-emergence and Convergence

Yana Giannoutsos, Editor-in-Chief January 18, 2022

Wilton High School’s library has long served both the students and faculty as an oasis: a sanctuary self-contained within the brick walls of the glass-covered structure. However, the aftermath of the...

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With the rise of Covid-19, mask mandates, quarantining, and lockdowns have affected socialization in school life.

High School Socialization In Covid-19

Saniya Shah, Editor-in-Chief January 11, 2022

Due to Covid-19, socialization has become an increasingly difficult endeavor. During the lockdown last year, many students, especially those who stayed remote, could only socialize over text or call. While...

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Silva supports players on the field with a high five to keep their spirits up.

Wilton High School’s Managers Teach Us A Valuable Lesson

Bella Andjelkovic, Managing Editor December 17, 2021

Being a “manager” of one of Wilton High School’s many sports can mean completely different things depending on the person. From a casual side activity, to basically the equivalent of a part-time...

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