The Hamill Factor: SK’s Most Dominant Athlete

written by Zach Almond · April 12, 2010

Every town has its one great athlete, a multi-sport star who dominates his respective sports, someone whose play epitomizes hard work and determination,  someone whose talent is often overshadowed by the ability to make his teammates better. For South Kingstown that athlete is Senior Ben Hamill.  ... [Read more]

UGG Boots and Northface Jackets: Get in touch with your inner Neanderthal

written by Angela Tuoni · February 25, 2010

  “People are trying to be like everyone else with their clothes— typical NorthFace, leggings, Uggs,” describes sophomore Devyn Passaretti.   “It just doesn’t cut it for me,” she said, “but if you want to be ‘in fashion’ then that is what you should go for I suppose.”   Recently... [Read more]

Sedentary Lifestyle Affects Health

February 24, 2010

  The bell rings at 7:37 a.m. and a group of students enter their math class. For the next 52 minutes they sit and take notes until they hear the bell, when they take a three minute walk to their next period class.   When the final school bell sounds, some students proceed onto buses or into their... [Read more]

Rebel Opinion: Unpredictable Bells

written by Hennessy Shaw · January 11, 2010

Everyday when I walk into school I come in with one state of mind, “I’m not late yet.”  However, my previous thought soon changes when I walk in the doors at 7:34 a.m. only to be surprised that I came in the middle of the announcements.   Checking the time on my cell phone provides no justice... [Read more]

Rec. Basketball Power Rankings

written by Patrick Gee · January 5, 2010

1. Team 6: Coach Phil Campo   The wild and out-of-control Sam Johnson is always an annoyance to guard. Committing an abundance of fouls, though he will never foul out because his brother Dan will make sure that he refs all of his games. Ryan Sherman and Phil Campo provide a solid front court for this... [Read more]

SK Intruder Captured

written by Phil Campo · December 22, 2009

  “He was at the entrance trying to get someone’s attention,” said Officer Montafix Houghton. “He got discouraged and was going to leave. He turned around though and got a student’s attention and they let him in.” On Wednesday November 25, the day before Thanksgiving, a suspicious man entered... [Read more]

Rebel Opinion: Breathalyzer Policy at Dances Needs to Change

written by Hennessy Shaw · December 4, 2009

 Since the drinking incident at Sadie’s last year, at each school dance Mr. McCarthy and other administrators now make each attendee pick a chip out of a bag without looking.  Choosing a chip is like playing poker: you don’t know what you’re going to get until you look at your hand. With the... [Read more]

Week 14 Fantasy Sleeper Picks

December 3, 2009

Andrew “Truck full of Cigarettes” Hedglen Week 14 Sleepers: QB:  Jason Campbell – he’s coming off of a 3 TD performance, and this week he’s playing Oakland at home RB:  Laurence Maroney – scoring 8 TDs in the last 6 weeks and playing home against a terrible Carolina run defense, Maroney... [Read more]

Week 13 Sleepers

December 3, 2009

Andrew “Truck full of Cigarettes” Hedglen Week 13 sleepers: QB: Alex Smith – coming off of a great performance last week, I like him against Seattle’s 25th rank pass defense RB: Carnell Williams – will run all over Carolina, he’s a heavy option for Tampa WR: Laveranues Coles – Detroit will... [Read more]

Turkey Bowl Game

written by Tom Higgins · December 1, 2009

 The South Kingstown Rebels took on the North Kingstown Skippers in the annual Thanksgiving Day game. The Rebels came out early and dominated, winning 50-32. The Rebels scored first on a Ty Stromley punt return and never looked back. The Rebels were lead by a senior cast of players including quarterback... [Read more]

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