The legacy high school athletes leave

Lily Zuckerman, Ad Manager & Assistant Social Media Manager|December 16, 2021

About the Writer

Lily Zuckerman, a fifth-generation New Yorker, loves to ask questions. Since sophomore year, she has worked as a Student Correspondent for her town’s...

Opinion

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New Nosferatu movie cranks up the horror

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Grimes produces tragic art in Visions Album

Don’t call Africa a country

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As anti-trans legislation rises across the country, some states are leading the charge in restricting transgender protections. Texas currently tops the list with 64 proposed bills.

Transgender students face uncertainty as protections revoked

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Locals debate the future of The Knoll amid development push

Before the 24-25 school year, MISH had fallen into a lull for a few years but now it is making a big comeback. Versaci highlights student opinions, recent initiatives and the group’s future goals. Photo by Siena Versaci, used with permission.

The Metamorphosis of MISH

One formerly incarcerated individual and member of RTA, Hector "Bori" Rodriguez, explains the significance of his artwork to a group of people at the Windows and Doors exhibit open until Jan. 3, 2025. Photo by Cheryl Hajjar, used with permission.

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The legacy high school athletes leave

Why we delay sleep: revenge bedtime procrastination

Javier Milei makes miracles in Argentina

New Nosferatu movie cranks up the horror

Grimes produces tragic art in Visions Album

Don’t call Africa a country

Transgender students face uncertainty as protections revoked

Asylum seekers in Ardsley face uncertain future with second Trump administration

Locals debate the future of The Knoll amid development push

The Metamorphosis of MISH

Opening Windows and Doors:

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