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Sharks or Shootings?
By LINDSAY LANDSBERG My biggest fear used to be sharks. Just looking at a photograph would make me frightened. I would cower away in fear of the ocean and its monstrous waves. Flying in an […]
Month: May 2018
Sports
Throwing a Changeup with Freshmen on Varsity
By JULIA PENCHUK Jericho High School’s varsity girls softball team welcomed 10 new freshmen to their field after receiving the news that there would be no junior varsity team. Many of the freshmen players believe that […]
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A Tale of Two Marches
By CHRISTINE BAE Due to the polarity of American politics and social views, American citizens have become increasingly politically active and vocal about their opinions. On January 20th, amidst the rise of women empowerment movements […]
School
Harassment Makes Headlines
By LARRY DING and MATTHEW ROTHSTEIN The large wave of sexual harassment accusations against high profile members of society has brought about many passionate opinions from the public, and Jericho High School students and teachers are among them. Students […]
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JUULING IN SCHUUL, NOT CUUL!
By LILY WACHTEL, CHARLOTTE LEIGH and LINDSAY LANDSBERG Like many other high schools, Jericho is faced with a growing trend of students vaping in school. In response to this health concern, Jericho High School staff members are trying to […]
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Changing the World Every Fine Turbine At a Time
By ZACK ZHAO, DAVID XU, TASIN MASHRIQI, ROSAN WANG, CRYSTAL ZHANG, JUSTIN CHOI, and THEO HAN To combat the negative effects of climate change, the world has turned to harnessing renewable forms of energy such […]