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Matthias Sandoval argues that Masters students struggle with a heavy workload which negatively impacts their mental health.

Workload negatively affects mental health • 252 Views

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Makeup, and the beauty industry that sells it, has long perpetuated the idea that being white is the ideal beauty standard. in this article, Masters alumna Ileya Duboulay shares some of the challenges they have faced in the modeling industry as a person of color.

The Western lens on beauty: how European beauty standards are still in play today • 152 Views

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A group of students sweat out their last hour of their history exam in Strayer Gym. Although students did not take any final exams this past school year due to Covid-19, exams typically take place the last week of school.

Finals: A failed attempt at measuring student success • 97 Views

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A sidewalk view of Los Ferchos, an establishment located at 90 Main Street.

Los Ferchos Deli & Grocery: Reviewed • 25 Views

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The phrase be a man is harmful to men and women

The phrase "be a man" is harmful to men and women • 25 Views

Sports
Right Fielder, taking an at bat during Mets spring training in Port Saint Lucie, FL. Marte was an all star for the Mets in 2022 with 16 home runs and 63 RBI
The team to beat in the N.L. East: The NY Mets
Matthias Jaylen Sandoval, Opinion Editor • May 1, 2023
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Currently the Associate Director of Admissions, Sara Eismont has also served as an advisor to seven juniors and a dorm parent at Cushing. For her contribution to the dorm community, she was invited as a speaker to the latest Community brunch, organized by the Cushing Dorm.
Sara Eismont to depart from the Masters community
Viktoriia Sokolenko, Staff writer • May 30, 2023

After five years of working at Masters, Associate Director of Admissions Sara Ann Eismont is leaving the school to explore other roles and responsibilities beyond the school...

Writers Guild striking in front of Fox News during the 2007-2008 strike
Netflix don't chill: the Writers Guild of America goes on strike for the first time in over a decade
Lydia Ettinger, Social Media Manager • May 29, 2023
Ai generated image of Daniel Penny standing in a court room
Debate surrounding Jordan Neely's killing moves to the courts
Alexa Murphy and Lydia Ettinger • May 28, 2023
ANDREW LOPEZ LEAVES AFTER a decade of teaching history classes at Masters. Lopez’s history classes have mostly consisted of the World History I (the freshman history major covering global history before the 1500s), World History II (the sophomore history major covering global history in the past roughly 500-550 years), and the US History major for juniors, covering all of American history. He will now teach fifth and sixth grade social studies at a school in Virginia.
Andrew Lopez is history
Lily Zuckerman, Lead Features Editor • May 26, 2023
Farewell to old leadership and hello to the new leadership
Farewell to old leadership and hello to the new leadership
Matthias Jaylen Sandoval, Editor-in-Chief • May 26, 2023
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Features
Students participating in a Maypole ceremony found in Emily Brummings journal. Brumming was a student at Masters in 1912.
History of Masters
Ellie Yang, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus • May 31, 2023

Masters junior named Westchester County Youth Poet Laureate
Masters junior named Westchester County Youth Poet Laureate
Aurora Rose Horn, Lead Copy Editor • May 31, 2023
A Front Row Seat to Murder, written by Mckarthy Grimes ‘24 and directed by Matthias Jaylen ‘24, portrays the detective and detective assistant (Oliver Kreeger ‘24 and Gifty Baah ‘25 respectively), investigating a shocking murder that unfolds right behind the audiences eyes. Masterful writing makes for a humorous and intriguing story, keeping the audience at their toes the whole show.
Writing, directing, and performing: students do it all in the Spring Shorts
Viktoriia Sokolenko, Staff writer • May 30, 2023
Tower staff photo for the 2022-2023 school year
Fare thee well to our seniors
Ellen Cowhey and Matthew Ives • May 26, 2023
“I still see the fire from where it was coming”- Hartford Circus Fire survivor reflects on her life
“I still see the fire from where it was coming”- Hartford Circus Fire survivor reflects on her life
Aurora Rose Horn, Lead Copy Editor • May 26, 2023
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Tower Broadcast News
Holy cow! Green week brings calves on campus for sustainability education
Holy cow! Green week brings calves on campus for sustainability education
Carol Queiroz, TBN Executive Producer • May 19, 2023
Multimedia
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Photogallery: Macbeth Production 2023
Ryan Guan, Photographer • May 31, 2023

Tower Thoughts: Reactions to DeSantis presidential announcement
Tower Thoughts: Reactions to DeSantis presidential announcement
May 30, 2023
The power of journaling (podcast)
The power of journaling (podcast)
May 29, 2023
Nappo said, “I thought this would gain a lot of interest, and that I could use my skills for good.” After everything came to my mind I went to the art room next day and pitched the idea to Ms. Hajjar, and Ms. Mestyan.
Chris Nappo: pottery for Ukraine
May 24, 2023
TBN 5: 2022-2023
TBN 5: 2022-2023
May 15, 2023
Opinion
Dear streaming services, leave beloved cartoons alone
Dear streaming services, leave beloved cartoons alone
Aurora Rose Horn, Lead Copy Editor • May 31, 2023

  On April 8, many children of all ages wept at “Watching And Dreaming,” the series finale of the beloved animated show “The Owl...

A small fence separates densely-populated Tijuana, Mexico, right, from the United States in the Border Patrols San Diego Sector. Construction is underway to extend a secondary fence over the top of this hill and eventually to the Pacific Ocean.
A country without compromise
May 26, 2023
LILY ZUCKERMAN ARGUES THAT it’s unfair for TikTok to be targeted while other social media platforms are alive and well. Both Zuckerman and Congressman Bowman label this xenophobia
TikTok is stealing your time, not information
May 1, 2023
According to the report from the Education Trust, even in schools that offer AP classes, Black and Latino students are underrepresented. In the racially diverse schools, where Black and Latino students make up 10-50% of the student body, there are only 5.5 Black students and 7.4 Latino students for every 10 that should be enrollled.
How diverse is your AP class: The equity gaps in advanced classes remain prominent in the US
May 1, 2023
Lucas Seguinot argues that award shows need drastic reform. In recent years there have been various voting mistakes. Seguinot believes that the winners should be reviewed. Additionally he claims voters should be changed.
I wouldn’t like to thank the Academy, Grammys, and Globes
March 27, 2023
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