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Politically Correct?
By ROB FLAKS Our nation is divided, and rhetoric is playing a large part in causing this division. When we cannot ascertain a baseline of facts or civil discussion, it reduces us to shouting past […]
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Funds with Female Faces
By BELA KIRPALANI As many have heard, Harriet Tubman, former slave, abolitionist, and leader of the Underground Railroad, will boot former President Andrew Jackson to the back of the $20 bill. Also, five female suffragists and […]
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Social Media’s Unintended Consequences
By ARIANNA SCAVONE You wake up, roll over and before doing anything else check the notifications on your phone. With no texts, Facebook notifications or Snapchats from your best friends, you start to feel the […]
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2 Rallies, 1 Personal Perspective
By Ingrid Alva The minute I heard Donald Trump was coming to Long Island, I decided to attend the rally because I wanted to witness one firsthand. I went with two friends from school, another […]
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Jericho’s New Late Night Hot Spot
By RYAN FIRST Third Place, Food- Restaurant Review — Long Island Press High School Journalism Awards 2016 The Broadway Diner has always been the perfect place to get a late night snack, but recently a new hot […]
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The New Girl
By ANGELINA LIU Second Place, Storytelling — Long Island Press High School Journalism Awards 2016 Remember when you were a bright-eyed, bushy-tailed freshman? When your first day of school was a relief that there was no Regina […]
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Is Using Your Phone for Navigation as Bad as Texting?
By CHLOE CITRON Today’s drivers steer toward their cell phones and away from maps to get them from place to place by using popular navigation apps such as Waze, Google Maps and MapQuest. However, some […]
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Fans Icy about Islanders Move to Brooklyn
By HARRISON OKUN The New York Islanders’ move to Brooklyn this year was terrible. Long Island fans are facing an extreme inconvenience, making it more and more difficult to attend games. Since school is in session, kids […]
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Since I Passed My Road Test…
By CHLOE CITRON Turning 17 has brought many new opportunities, but the most exciting of all has to be my driver license. Since i passed my road test, I have a new perspective on the […]
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Ninth Grade Going Along
By AMELIA BAUMANN Now, where you sit in the cafeteria is crucial because you got everybody there. You got your freshmen, ROTC guys, preps, JV jocks, Asian nerds, cool Asians, varsity jocks, unfriendly black hotties, […]