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Emma Tierstan-Nyman ’20 in her “söderböna” shirt, which loosely translates to “a girl from Söder” in Swedish.

Loud and Proud?

Leann Goldberg, Staff Reporter
March 18, 2020
Yasin Karim ’21 believes that self studying for the SAT is an effective strategy because he values the freedom that it provides for him.

SAT Prep: Practice Makes Perfect!

Jaymie Paredes, Staff Reporter
March 18, 2020
A dark expanse of water with its middle illuminated, mirroring the ominous opening shots of The Lighthouse.

Hysteria at Sea

Declan Hilfers, Staff Reporter
March 18, 2020
“I found the movie to be really moving, so I definitely would recommend it,” said Ula Pranevicius ’20, in reference to the recently released film Little Women.

A Review of ‘Little Women’

Daniela Castro, Staff Reporter
March 18, 2020
Katarina Kovacevic 20 only watches television through Netflix and Hulu, and does not even own cable; this shows just how much television has already modernized.

Disney+ and the Streaming Revolution

Ula Pranevicius, Staff Reporter
March 18, 2020
Nadia Sultana ’21 participates in various different Islamic practices, including fasting during Ramadan and refraining from eating pork.

What Do Science Students Think of Religion?

Areebah Qutub, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
Olivia Wronski ’22 believes that, “there could be even more representation for people from all types of lifestyles, cultures, and walks of life” at Bronx Science.

Around the World in Just Eight Hours

Arianne Browne, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
Originally made to critique the rise of Rock ‘N’ Roll, Conrad Birdie, played by Spencer McQuaig ’20 in Cast B, makes both the Birdie Fan Club and audience swoon with a cool-guy attitude, bedazzled costumes, and amazing voice.

An Honestly Sincere Review of Bronx Science’s Bye Bye Birdie

Jing Mae Wang, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
The SCIMUN conference showcased a wonderful variety of committees that allowed students to embody a completely different person (or country!) for a day. “There was something remarkable about seeing the yearlong preparation of the whole team help bring together passionate MUNers for a series of our extensively planned simulations” said JK Aroni Goongoon’21.

Keep Calm and Cross On

Shaira Jafar, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
Daniela Castro Garcet ’20 and Sofia Mahairas ’20 have a brand new Advice Column!

March 2020 Advice Column

Daniela Castro and Sofia Mahairas
March 17, 2020
Members of photography club learn various different mediums of photography and skills to improve their technique.

Click!

Samantha Cavusoglu, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
“I believe its okay for students to keep reading famous authors who are known to be racist as long as [the work] is acknowledged and read for literary technique as opposed to hateful content,” said Sophia Korono ’20, president of the Jewish Student Union, pictured here reading Sylvia Plaths The Bell Jar.

Death of the Oeuvre

Sylvie Koenigsberg, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
Emilia Lord ’20 participates in a discussion in the Gender Sexuality Alliance club; she believes that everyone—even and especially cis-allies—should actively participate in ending the anti-trans epidemic.

An Epidemic of Anti-Transgender Violence Calls For A System Change

Edie Fine, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
Despite Lebanon’s sixteen major religious sects, the Lebanese people stand united in the current revolution.

Can Lebanon’s Use of Media Save Its Revolution?

Celeste Abourjeili, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
With homelessness rapidly rising in New York, students like Subha Laskar ’20 take initiative in finding ways to combat the issue. “After researching the homelessness problem, I realized that we need to do something about it. If we put in enough work and resources, more people will have homes,” said Laskar.

To Have a Home

Arona Islam, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
“It’s difficult to both remedy the root cause of institutionalized racism and ingrained stereotypes and to ensure that the people chosen to enforce criminal punishment are suitably conditioned to disregard any societal bias against people of color,” said Max Schrader ’21.

Could You Stand in Judgement of Another’s Life?

Julia Sperling, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
Caffe Roma is an Italian restaurant used in The Irishman.

The Irishman Ends an Era for Gangster Films

Saad Khandakar, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2020
“I started playing the violin when I was two years old, so Ive been performing for years, but this experience was really special because I got to put myself out there as a conductor,” said Amelia Krinke ’22, who had the opportunity to lead and conduct the Orchestra with a piece she arranged herself.

Making Memories Through Music: A Review of the Winter Concert

Wei Ni Zhang, Staff Reporter
March 16, 2020
Congressional Debate Captains Arjun Mazumdar 19 and Jonathan Bar-On 20, respectively, both agree that Trump’s presidential pardons have gone too far. “Trump’s pardons set a dangerous precedent that future administrations need not be beholden to the law, but rather can use the law as a tool to shape society as they wish,” Mazumdar ’19 said.

How To Get Away With Murder

Benjamin Oestericher, Staff Reporter
March 16, 2020
Students often try to catch a few minutes of sleep during their free periods.

Are We Sleeping Enough?

Alex Tembelis, Staff Reporter
March 2, 2020
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