FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023- Clara Vales ’25
On July 20th, 2023, thousands of fans will gather in cities across New Zealand and Australia to cheer on their countries in the ninth edition […]
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History of Halloween- Ana Rizvi ‘26
Around this time every year, the trees start changing color, the weather gets colder, and people begin to pull out spooky decorations. Whether it’s dressing […]
Holiday Artwork
Katie Nguyen ’23
NJ Gubernatorial Elections
Iman Ali ’23 Phillip Murphy, a Democrat, ran against Republican candidate Jack Cittarelli in early November 2021 for the position of New Jersey governor. According […]
Red (Taylor’s Version)
Grace Bienstock ’26 Taylor Swift has been a pop icon since her first album was released in 2006. Since then, she has released 9 studio […]
Editorial: Spring Edition 2021
Jodie De Jesus ’21 Spring is finally here! Although for many of us, I assume, the approaching season will also serve as a milestone marker: […]
Should we still have snow days now that we can go virtual?
Grace Bienstock ’26 Every year, we wait for the moment where the school will call and tell our parents that we have a snow day. […]
The History of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree
Catherine Luzzi ’26 Rockefeller Center started its annual holiday tradition of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree in the Great Depression. In 1931, a tree was put […]
Editorial, OCTOBER 2020
Jodie De Jesus ’21 It has certainly been an eventful past seven months. A global pandemic, calls for racial justice, and a plethora of Zoom […]