The Death of Jamal Khashoggi
By Emilia O’Neil| On October 28, 2018, 59-year-old journalist Jamal Khashoggi entered the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, Turkey. He was going to get the papers unavailable to him in […]
Tag Archives: Journalism
Meet Connor Dowd
Written by Melanie Coretti | Interviews by Olivia Morrissey | Photos by Melanie Coretti | Some students at Morgan do not know much about sophomore Connor Dowd. Connor is passionate […]
Students Celebrate at Fox61 Student News Awards
Written by PawPrint Staff | On Wednesday, May 23rd, the Fox61 Student News Program held its awards ceremony at Goodwin College. Twenty-five videos were nominated for the five scholarships awarded […]
Chamber of Commerce Seeking Student Art
Written by Joey Piacentini & Tony Coretti| Every July, the Clinton Chamber of Commerce sends out a Community Guidebook published by the Harbor News to all houses in town. This […]
Is Local News Local Anymore?
Written by James Saturno| Most of us consider local news to be an informational oasis impervious to the large-scale political agendas that so often permeate network news coverage. However, for […]
Teacher Appreciation Day
Written by Tony Coretti and Joey Piacentini | Videos by Joey Piacentini and Tony Coretti | In honor of teacher appreciation week, the Morgan PawPrint made a video displaying Morgan […]
A Free Press
Written by Quinn Trahant| When they think about the 1st Amendment, most people think freedom of speech or freedom of religion. However, one of the most important rights guaranteed by the […]
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Spills The Tea
Written by Sophia Muce | Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Lynne DeLucia paid The Morgan School’s journalism class a visit on Monday, April 23rd. In 2010, she co-founded the Connecticut Health Investigative Team, a […]
Morgan Registers to Vote
Written by James Saturno| Photos by James Saturno| During the week leading up to break, the Clinton registrars of voters held voter registration in the cafeteria in hopes of encouraging […]
Where is the best food in Clinton?
Written by Anthony Coretti Photos by Anthony Coretti From traditional Italian, Chinese, Japanese, fast-food, delis, pizza places, desserts, there are over 25 different places to eat in the town of Clinton, […]
Shoreline Students March for Their Lives
Written by James Saturno| Photos by Wyatt Reu| On March 24th, thousands, including Morgan students, teachers, and administrators, took to the streets in Guilford to make their voices heard in […]
Inside Clinton Businesses: Grove Gardens Center
Written by Claire Pease and Kerryanne Longyear| Photos by Claire Pease and Grove Garden Website| Upon entering Grove Garden Center on Main Street, you are greeted with the sight of […]
What Would you do With a Million Dollars?
Video and Interviews by Ashlynn Leka and Lee Broderick| We asked students what they would do if they have one million dollars, and here is what some of The Morgan […]
How Does Morgan Feel About Gun Violence?
Created by James Saturno| On Wednesday, March 14th, The Morgan School held an event during X-Block to express condolences and demonstrate solidarity with the victims of the most recent school shooting […]
Social Media, According to Morgan
Written by Joey Piacentini and Quinn Trahant| Photos by Quinn Trahant | Social media is a huge part of every highschooler’s life, whether you like it or not. That’s why we […]
Inside Clinton Businesses: Doc’s Bar and Grill
Written by Claire Pease and Kerryanne Longyear| Photos by Claire Pease| As another month comes, it means another Chamber of Commerce Newsletter. Claire and Kerryanne headed to Doc’s Bar and […]
A STEP in the Right Direction
By Marc Catalano and Taylor Difilippo | Photos by Library Media Specialist Shannon Robinson | The Class of 2021 took its first step into Morgan over the summer during the […]
Recap the Week: 5/15/17 – 5/22/17
Written by Allison Goguen| Images from the web, cited at bottom of page| The WannaCry Ransomware Hack The digital world was shaken when a hack took over computers all over […]
Morgan’s Got Talent
By Alyssa LeMay | On Tuesday, May 23, 2017, at 7 pm The Morgan School is hosting a talent show in the auditorium. There are currently 11 different acts […]
A Remarkable Season
Written by Alexis Alfano | The Morgan boys baseball team started off their season April 3, 2017, at their home turf against Cromwell, winning 2-0. The boys had an undefeated […]
Leadership Opportunities at Morgan
Written by Gavin Carlisle| Photos by Gavin Carlisle| During advisory last week on Tuesday, April 25th, there was a slideshow presentation in the auditorium. The presentation was about the leadership […]
Poem in Your Pocket Day Winners
Written by Lindsay Harden | Photos by PawPrint Members | Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s Poem in Your Pocket Day! We have seen and heard some […]
Morgan Talent: Simon Hua
Written by Gavin Carlisle | Photos by Gavin Carlisle and Simon Hua | There are more Morgan talents popping up from everywhere. One student that deserves to be recognized is […]
A New Look at the Newseum
Written by Daniel Radka| Photographs by Caleb Adams-Hull| The Newseum is a new museum on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. that was created to document the First Amendment freedoms of […]
Get to Know the Morgan PawPrint
The Morgan PawPrint is the Morgan school’s source of news, but how much do you know about it? In the spring of 2012, students in English Teacher Leslie Chausse’s class […]
HK Promotes Young Achievers
Written by Lindsay Harden | Here at Morgan, we have the PawPrint as our source of information for the student body and a “by the students for the students” commentary […]
Morgan Talent: Rachel Schmardel
Written by Gavin Carlisle| Photos by Gavin Carlisle| Hidden talents are everywhere at The Morgan School. One of these talents is Freshman Rachel Schmardel. Rachel has a variety of talents […]
The Most Lit Club at Morgan
Written by Gavin Carlisle| Photos by Gavin Carlisle and Meghan Appell| There are many clubs that are available to all students in The Morgan School. One club that allows students […]
Entertaining English Electives
Written by Kitty Shortt | Sophomores and Juniors are now making their course selections. Course selections were made through Parent Portal by February 24th. Freshmen made selections in their English […]
One Word, with Alyssa LeMay and Kitty Shortt
Video by Kitty Shortt and Alyssa LeMay | With the new semester, we decided to begin a new video series that will have day pop culture topics and provide students […]
