By Anabelle Baum
Hungry after a long day at school? Here are the top five places to grab a delicious snack and get your caffeine fix before heading home to hit the books again…
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By Braden Hertz
With the win of conservative Democratic governor John Bel Edwards in Louisiana and a moderate win in Kentucky, we have seen a revival of pro-life Democrats, especially in the southern states…
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By Carrie Berk
Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion features over 170 objects derived from his workshop and archive, such as signature accessories, sketches, photographs, and—of course—the couture garments themselves…
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By Anabelle Baum
The MTA recently released a new capital plan to invest 51.5 billion dollars in the New York City transit system, the largest financed project in the history of New York City…
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By Braden Hertz
The other day, I saw that under Elizabeth Warren’s post on Instagram, people called one another communists, fascists, and other horrific labels not just capable of hurting one’s self-esteem but of ruining one’s career…
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By Georgia Kirshenbaum
It has taken over 2,000 years for Halloween to become the holiday we all know and love. But where did it all begin?…
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By Carrie Berk
In the midst of a busy or stressful week, a morning greeting or hallway conversation with him is guaranteed to turn one’s day around. But what’s behind the wide grin and assembly haircut talks?…
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By Carrie Berk
High school is supposed to be a time where we practice independence and develop confidence in ourselves—so why do many of us still find ourselves socially pressured to engage in actions such as vaping?…
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By Jenna Shahid
“I have this really big project due tomorrow and I haven’t started yet! What should I do?”…
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By Carrie Berk
After what feels like endless talk and anticipation, the opening of Trevor Day School’s rooftop garden is here at last.
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By Tyler Melwani
In my 12 years of eating Trevor’s lunch, it hasn’t changed too much: “Pasta Mondays,” “Cheesy Pizza Fridays,” chicken nuggets on Halloween, and french toast during Passover...
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Students and faculty at the 95th Street school see her as they enter and leave the building every day—but how much do you really know about the marvelous Ms. Ayala?
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By Jenna Shahid
“The group of friends I had in middle school doesn’t hang out with me anymore. How can I make friends with new people without seeming awkward?”…
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By Jordyn Pykon
Arguably, the College Board capitalizes off of the anxieties of American students…
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By Jamie Herfort
During Trevor’s production, the cast was able to form a tight-knit community that brought the show to life.
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