By: Aaditya Saharan Staff Writer In 2019, if you were to ask me if I wanted to do another half marathon next year, my answer would 100% be a yes. With all […]
Uptick in Covid cases poses question: What does this mean for the rest of 2021?
Anusha Bapat Opinion Editor Ria Prasad Staff Writer After flattening the curve significantly towards the end of the summer, New Jersey is once again witnessing a drastic uptick in the number of […]
Why a time of division means putting others first this second lockdown
By Natalie Leung Staff Writer It is evident that we are in the midst of a second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the Wall Street Journal reporting that the U.S. daily […]
SATIRE: Preparing for the series finale (or not) of Trump’s real-life reality show
By Edward Simon Cruz News Editor Television shows have always depicted heightened versions of real life. But when the television show became real life, the concepts of fiction and reality seemed to […]
The End of a New Beginning: Trailblazer Political Comedy Show Patriot Act Announces Cancellation
By Ria Prasad Staff Writer August 18th, 2020 marked the end of an era. As Patriot Act host Hasan Minhaj announced the cancellation of his Netflix comedy series, fans all across the […]
Sports starting during the pandemic
By: Kieran Sattiraju Assistant News Editor I still remember the day the world stopped. The sports seasons came to a screeching halt, and the pillars of our society seemed to collapse. The […]
Bob Woodward: A hero or a villain?
By: Anusha Bapat Opinion Editor Natalie Leung Staff Writer Associate editor of the Washington Post, investigative journalist, and a writer of thirteen top-selling novels: does this description sound familiar? Let’s rephrase it […]
From Bed to Desk: A Day in the Life of a Virtual Student
By Imogen Lubin Editor-in-Chief I didn’t expect to like virtual school as much as I do. In fact, I struggled with choosing my 2020 learning model. I feared online school would present […]
No More Mid-Day Pancakes: A Day in the Life of a Hybrid Student
By Natalie Leung Staff Writer No More Mid-Day Pancakes At exactly 6:30 a.m., I hear the excruciating sound of my alarm clock, signaling the ever so dreaded time of the day; when […]
New Normal
By: Nona Saharan Sometimes school felt like a chore. Waking up at 6am, wandering around the hallways from class to class, staying after for the sports and the clubs or just to […]
