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A Review of Obama’s ‘A Promised Land’

Barack Obama’s 768-page memoir takes readers on a vivid stroll of the years that catapulted him into the Presidency and the challenges that he faced along the way.
Dorothea Dwomoh, Staff Reporter • January 12, 2021

A Critique of the Grammy Awards, Past and Present

The Grammys are one of the most prestigious music awards that an artist can receive in the music industry, and they are seen as a sign of recognition and admiration for musicians. An artist who wins an award is presented with a gramophone, and every year, fans of popular music artists watch The Grammys Awards Ceremony to see if their favorite artists and songs will win.
Rose Marabello, Staff Reporter • January 12, 2021

Three Games, Three Methods: Why Do We Play the Games That We Play?

Right: Community, Left: Challenge, Center: Choice
Tiankuo Zhang, Staff Reporter • January 11, 2021

Exploding Hot Chocolate Versus Traditional Hot Chocolate: Is the Fun Worth the Fuss?

This is a flatlay of the ingredients that I used when creating my cup of exploding hot chocolate. I advise against using gem-shaped molds because it is difficult to fill them evenly with melted chocolate.
Jaymie Paredes, Staff Reporter • January 11, 2021

‘Therefore I Am’: A Review of Billie Eilish’s New Music Video and Song

Billie Eilish performs during one of her New York City concerts from last year. Her rise to fame was sudden — just a couple of years earlier, she was performing at venues with less than one hundred people in them.
Sarah Lydon, Staff Reporter • January 11, 2021

Songs in a Major (Pandemic) Key

Clara Joy plays a socially-distanced concert in Tompkins Square Park.
Edie Fine, Staff Reporter • January 11, 2021

New K-Pop Girl Group Aespa Debuts with ‘Black Mamba’

Aespa’s video garnered a lot of success, reaching around 21 million views on Youtube within 24 hours of its posting. It is currently at almost 80 million views.
Raitah Jinnat, Staff Reporter • January 10, 2021

Clash of the Consoles: The New Play Station 5 and the XBOX Series X

The newly released XBOX features a slick white design.
Ben Raab, Staff Reporter • January 10, 2021

‘Cooking Mama 2’: Bronx Science Edition

Amidst an uncertain year, many Bronx Science students have developed a new hobby of cooking or baking. “We know how stressful this year has been, so we wanted students to be able to celebrate the holidays in a relaxing way by baking,” said Andrew Morrissey ’23.
Russell Kwong, Staff Reporter • January 10, 2021

‘I Am Greta’: A Review of the Documentary

Bronx Science students gather under the flagpole getting ready to go to Foley Square and begin the climate strike march on September 20th, 2020, inspired by Greta Thunberg.
Camila Kulahlioglu, Staff Reporter • January 9, 2021

The Smash Hit ‘Genshin Impact’: Video Game Review

Liyue Harbor is one of the two major cities currently available in the game 'Genshin Impact.' Heavily influenced by Chinese architecture and landscapes, Liyue is very aesthetically pleasing.
Rachel Koon, Staff Reporter • January 9, 2021

Samsung Galaxy Buds Versus Apple Airpods: Which Should You Buy?

The Apple Airpods (pictured on the left) and Samsung Galaxy Buds (pictured on the right) have been two of the most popular wireless earbud choices in recent times.
Javid Saleh-Esa, Staff Reporter • January 9, 2021

Escape From Current Hell By Going To…Another Version of Hell? A Review of the Video Game ‘Hades’

Some of the earlier levels of 'Hades' are not very difficult, as the common enemies are either slow high-damage dealers or fast low-damage dealers.
Sophie Livingstone, Staff Reporter • January 9, 2021

What ‘Borat 2’ Reveals About the State of America

Borat’s pranks show a darker side of the American psyche previously thought to be eradicated. The revelation of people's inner prejudices help to explain the rise of Trump and the hyperpolarization of the United States.
Carolyn Chui, Staff Reporter • January 8, 2021

‘In Wonder’: A Never-Before-Seen Look at Shawn Mendes

Luckily, Julie Lin ’21 scored seats to Shawn Mendes’ last tour, so she saw him perform live! So, while she loved the “snippets of the concert” in the documentary, she enjoyed the creative process more.
Shaira Jafar, Staff Reporter • January 5, 2021

It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Netflix!

Netflix offers a variety of Christmas movies to watch over the holidays!
Kaitlyn Chan, Staff Reporter • December 23, 2020

A New Spin on Things: A Review of ‘The Princess Switch: Switched Again’

'Princess Switch: Switched Again' can be played in a festive environment, given holiday festivities.
Maribel Alley, Staff Reporter • December 23, 2020

Mariah Carey’s Monopoly on Christmas

Mariah Carey's music has been a significant part of many Christmas celebrations.
Aissata Barry, Staff Reporter • December 23, 2020

A Rise of Online Activism: The Golden Age of Digital Art on Instagram

This piece, created by Arvilla Mae Moret on Instagram, has been used by Little Justice Leaders, a subscription where subscribers receive a box of carefully selected materials in order to help young children better understand a specific social justice issue.
Paromita Talukder, Staff Reporter • December 4, 2020

The Printing Press and Planetary Conquest: A Brief History of Science Fiction

From left to right, three of my favorite science fiction books that I own are 'Rendezvous with Rama' and 'Childhood’s End' by Arthur C. Clarke, and 'The Illustrated Man' by Ray Bradbury, which is a collection of his short stories.
Kellen Knight, Staff Reporter • December 4, 2020
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