Senator Cory Booker returned virtually to his high school alma mater on Friday, June 11 for a question...
On Friday, April 23, the Tri-M Music Honors Society gathered over Zoom to collect donations for the American...
On Tuesday, May 4, Superintendent James Santana announced a return to full-length school days beginning...
Growing up as an Asian-American, I never realized anything was wrong with my comfortable, majority-white suburban hometown. I knew racism existed, but it seemed to be a faraway concept. I thought Asian-Americans were safe from prejudice even though people around me always assumed I was Chinese, pulled...
These names probably sound familiar: Frederick Douglass, Rosa Parks, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Maya Angelou. But chances are you have no idea who Marsha P. Johnson is. In celebration of Black History Month, it is important to bring light to Black figures whose names are not as widely known...
We are so close to wrapping up this school year, and everyone wants to sit back and relax a bit. These four picks will match any summer vibe and help you unwind at the same time. Swiss Army Man (2016) Available on Amazon Prime Stranded on an island, Hank (Paul Dano) has no will to...
It’s time to escape reality: With school coming to a close, now is the perfect time to let all your worries vanish, and worry about someone else’s. It’s finally time to binge read, and the perfect book to start with is Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & The Six, a unique and riveting novel...
After what has been an especially strenuous and unorthodox school year, everyone is in need of a couple months off—and with 40 percent of the country fully vaccinated, this summer looks promising. Whether your plans involve lounging at the beach, grinding at a summer job, or even just napping the days...
In her mind, Avery Linder associates a valedictorian with someone who does exactly what they are told. A person who will never leave their comfort zone or take risks for fear of losing their high status or GPA — someone who will never truly be remarkable and make a difference in this world because...
TikTok is not just for dances or funny videos anymore—the app has brought activism and social issues to the fingertips of thousands of users. One student who has taken advantage of this platform is junior Cara Chong. Her first video, posted on January 12, started as a history project. The account has...
Monday, May 31 The softball team lost to Ramapo by a score of 9-8 in the quarterfinals of the Bergen County Tournament. Olivia Cataldo, Grayson Housley,...
Monday, May 24 The boys tennis team lost to Randolph by a score of 3-2 in the first round of the state tournament. Jayan Fibiger, Daniel Hwang, and Jeffery...
Athletes of the Class of 2021 must say goodbye to high school sports as their final spring season comes to a close. To celebrate their senior players,...