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Lebron James, speaking the night before the Game about what it means to him

LBJ makes his Return

Dec 3, 2010

By Ryan Auger Staff Writer Thursday, December 2nd, Lebron James one of the best players in the NBA returned to Cleveland, his home for the first 7 years of his career, to face off against his now rival Cavaliers. In his return, Lebron and the Heat easily defeated the Cavs 118-90, winning...

Update: Operation Beautiful Continues at WA

Nov 22, 2010

By Anna Raboin Features Editor This morning in the math and science hallway bathrooms, there were Operation Beautiful messages on the mirrors. These notes are apparently a continuation of the effort to raise girls' self-esteem. Try it someday; it's easy. Write a simple note saying, "You are...

Pats Saved by Manning’s Rally-Killing INT in 31-28 Win

Nov 22, 2010

by Andy Dunn Staff Writer Every time the Patriots and the Colts meet you can be sure of one thing and one thing only-it's going to be a good game. In front of an electric 68,756 fans at Gillete Stadium, the Patriots won their annual feud with the Indianapolis Colts by a mere three points. The...

Nick Nudler takes the spotlight in the Phantom of the Opera

Nov 16, 2010

Shambhavi Ranjan Staff Writer In the Phantom of the Opera presented by WATA, freshman Nick Nudler plays the role of Raoul, one of the main characters. It is difficult for freshman to get such big roles, since they are “fresh men” and do not have much experience. But because of his talent, Nudler...

Traffic Flow: Where do Seniors go?

Nov 16, 2010

By Leah Bowness Staff Writer It has been a few weeks since the new pick up and drop off routes have been in place, and students and parents have adapted well. But, why did we need this change, and if so will it last? According to Paul Starratt, Westford Town Engineer, it was the police department...

Market Basket System Malfunctions

Nov 11, 2010

Leah Bowness Staff Writer The front half of Market Basket was at a standstill at 5:43pm Wednesday night as the tower that transmits debit, credits, and checks failed. Every register was malfunctioning and the customers were stopped. It was a strange scene, because at the Westford Market Basket...

Phantom of the Opera takes the Cake

Nov 6, 2010

by Catherine Pears Editor-in-Chief & Anna Raboin Features Editor Westford Academy’s production of Phantom of the Opera was literally unprecedented. Not only was the performance spectacular, but it set the bar for future renditions throughout New England. As the rights to produce Phantom...

Bad Political Ads bring attention to election

Nov 2, 2010

By Leah Bowness Staff Writer The elections. To teenagers, it's just a bunch of bad commercials popping up everywhere. However, the commercials can make the campaigning more fun and interesting for us teens. Today is election day, November 2nd, where the hilarious campaign ads will be played just...

News that you NEED to know – October Review

Nov 2, 2010

Alexander Lee News Editor This is a brand-new, monthly column that will outline the top five world-stories that you need to know. These are not just stories that are interesting but rather those that are essential. Each edition will have a general theme, and this month’s is the “avant garde”...

Black Box Theater Brings laughter and tears

Black Box Theater Brings laughter and tears

Oct 30, 2010

By Shambhavi Ranjan Staff Writer On October 21st, 22nd, 28th, and 29th, the play Eleemosynary, written by Lee Blessing and directed by Emily Moler, took place in the Black Box Theater. Many people anticipating the event had arrived in front of the small theater. Everyone bought his or her ticket,...

Photo by: Leah Bowness

NYC Photography Trip Proves to be a Treat

Oct 29, 2010

by Leah Bowness Staff Writer On Friday October 22, 2010 ten students and two teachers took a field trip to New York City for a day. Despite the fun the students and teachers had there, this trip almost didn’t happen. In order to make this trip a success photography teacher, Lisa Bolotte,...

2011 Superlatives Announced

Oct 29, 2010

Lexie Brearley Staff Writer Well, Class of 2011, the votes are in and the superlatives have been chosen. Cameron Johnson and Kate Sulka won “Best All-Around.” The voting process was done twice. The first time it was online, with a Google Survey spreadsheet, but there were major issues....