By: Rafeea Tamboli & Aashika Mehta On November 6, as West Windsor and Plainsboro residents voted for Senators, House representatives, and Board of Education representatives, they also voted to pass a district-wide […]
Olivia Young dominates on and off the volleyball court
By: Camila Angola Balancing sports, academics, and other interests is an arduous task for most students. Some might crack under pressure or not be able to perform well. However, for Senior Olivia […]
Lily Huang: A Stroke of Brilliance
By: Pranav Nair Each stroke from Lily Huang’s brush is delicately precise––creating vibrant paintings that come to life. To Huang, art isn’t just the picturesque scenery one might see on a postcard. […]
Behind the goals of Alex Quezada: anything and everything soccer
By: Pranav Nair & Aashika Mehta With immense devotion, a tremendous heart, and the skills to bring it all together, Senior Alex Quezada, already named MVP of the soccer team, exemplifies the […]
I’m in love with Five Guys
By: Emma Gampper For most people, home away from home is a friend’s house, the library, or maybe even a school’s sports team. But for me, it’s Five Guys––the one near Pet […]
Starr shines brightly in Angie Thomas’ “The Hate U Give”
By: Megan Leung To simply focus on how Amandla Stenberg was tremendously able to give yet another stunning, heart-wrenching, authentic performance, would, while reflecting the truth, be undermining the sheer brilliance of […]
Not Your Basic Pumpkin Spice Latte
By: Emane Haque & Megan Leung There’s nothing wrong with enjoying the occasional pumpkin spice latte, but after a while, its overly sweet and its disappointingly-mild pumpkin taste is bound to old. […]
LET’S STOP EXCLUSIVELY WATCHING MOVIES DIRECTED BY MEN! PLEASE!
By: Miriam Lubin I am going on a bit of a cleanse. It all started a couple of weeks ago; I was reading King Lear, the Kavanaugh hearings were in full force, […]
Five ways to get a 10/10 on a Harkness Table
By: Shubham Saharan Harkness tables are an essential part of the high school experience. But in many ways they are some sick form of torture—forcing together a class full of students only […]
Corell hits the Big Hundred
By: Aashika Mehta As captain of the ice hockey team, senior David Corell has an impressive attitude toward life and never fails to impress the people around him––whether to be due to […]
