The student-run news site of The Masters School

Tower
The student-run news site of The Masters School

Tower
The student-run news site of The Masters School

Tower
Carol Queiroz

Carol Queiroz, Executive Producer, Tower Broadcast News

Ana Carolina (Carol) Queiroz is a junior at Masters and works as Tower Broadcast News Executive Producer and Editor. She has been a member of Tower since attending the school in freshman year and has previously served as Tower’s Advertisement Manager and Copy Editor. Outside of Tower, she works as a Section Editor and Executive at the student-run platform Voices of Gen Z, serves as the Director of Community Outreach for the Mental Health @ Masters Initiative, plays on the girls varsity tennis team and is a MainStage shareholder. She is excited to lead the broadcast and help inform the Masters community. 

All content by Carol Queiroz
Hulus hit mystery-comedy television series Only Murders in the Building starring Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez is getting a second season in the summer. If you are looking for a new show to binge, this is the perfect one.

Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building” is to die for

May 25, 2022
On May 9, the Boys Varsity Tennis team hosted a match against Greens Farms Academy. Here are some photo highlights.

Masters Boys Varsity tennis vs Greens Farms Academy 5/9

May 9, 2022

Students try their hand at directing Spring plays

May 5, 2022

Phoenix Bricks to be painted over for routine maintenance

May 5, 2022

Tower Broadcast News #5

April 28, 2022
The Dont say gay bill, which passed in Florida, has been vastly criticized. This bill aims to ban any discussion surrounding LGBTQ+ issues in young students classrooms.

“Don’t say gay” bill passes in Florida: students react

April 28, 2022

Community hosts International Dinner

March 12, 2022

Tower Broadcast News #4

March 11, 2022

Masters celebrates first MLK day since 2020

March 11, 2022

Masters Thesis Podcast #3

March 10, 2022

Masters Thesis Podcast #2

March 6, 2022

Masters Thesis Podcast #1

March 1, 2022
Mind and Body Healing Practitioner Tara Greenway teaches students alternative ways to combat negative emotions during lunch periods.

Greenway educates community on energy healing to combat stress

February 17, 2022

Tower Broadcast News #3

February 11, 2022
As Wordle’s popularity keeps growing, many programers are creating their own versions of the game. These include Wordle Unlimited, Eleven letter Wordle and more.

What’s with Wordle?

February 11, 2022
Hockey sticks sit outside of a Connecticut residence after the death of high school sophomore Teddy Balkind. After Balkinds death, many people put hockey sticks outside of their homes as a tribute to his life.

St. Lukes remembers Balkind after tragic accident

February 11, 2022
Brandon Sanders recently joined the Masters community, becoming the third member of the counseling team in the Health Center alongside Lydia Whitney and Stefanie Carbone. Along with social work, Sanders also has a passion for jazz music and basketball.

Brandon Sanders steps into new counseling role, adjusts to the rhythm of Masters

February 11, 2022
Lillian Colón demonstrates her iconic Rockette high kick. Colón has been choreographing the Winter musical In the Heights since early December, working with the cast and dance corp.

Lillian Colón: Passion and perseverance

February 2, 2022

Tower Broadcast News #2

January 10, 2022

Spanish Seminars wish Masters “feliz navidad”

December 19, 2021
Carol Queiroz argues that the test optional application policy should remain in place for juniors who have been just as affected by the pandemic as past students.

Keep the test optional policy for Juniors

December 16, 2021
Student identification cards should be able to grant access to all academic buildings at a later time for those who still need to be inside facilities during or after co-curricular activities.

PRO: Student access is key

November 19, 2021

Boys varsity soccer become NYSAIS champions

November 19, 2021

Tower Broadcast News #1

November 16, 2021

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrated on campus

November 16, 2021

Founders Day returns

November 16, 2021
The class of 2023 have all received legacy stones to help them have a positive high school experience.

Legacy Stones: the perfect Masters tradition

June 8, 2021
Upper School English Teacher Miguel Segovia will be taking over as class dean of the class of 2023 due to the current dean Matthew Kammraths departure at the end of this year. Segovia said he is exited to step into the role and engage with the students in the class of 2023, who will be juniors next year.

Segovia to take over class of 2023 dean

June 8, 2021
Sophomore Amelia von Jan planks as part of her asynchronous PE credit. This year, many students has resorted to the new elective to obtain their sports credit.

Asynchronous PE offers new route to sports credit

June 8, 2021
Olivia Rodrigo releases record-breaking debut album SOUR, tugging at the heartstrings of millions.

Olivia Rodrigo releases debut album “SOUR”

May 28, 2021

Students compose music for spring play

May 26, 2021
Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan star in Marvel Studios new Phase IV show The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. While the show had incorporated exiting moments for the MCU, it lacked originality and did not meet fan expectations overall.

New Marvel show tackles issues but lacks flair

May 6, 2021
Director of Facilities Craig Dunne was recently promoted to captain of Tower Ladder 23 at the Dobbs Ferry Fire Department.

Craig Dunne promoted to fire captain

May 6, 2021
WandaVision has burst onto the entertainment scene as a brilliant, mind twisting television series that has defied the expectations of typical superhero media.

Review: WandaVision is a must-watch

March 12, 2021
Senior Sophie Neale attends an online class on March 3, a day of required remote classes for the Upper School. While day students are allowed to attend classes remotely any day of the year, boarding students are forced to attend school in-person

Remote day flexibility must apply to boarders

March 10, 2021
Kamala Cesar, the Founder and Artistic Director of Lotus Music and Dance

Indigenous voices echo across Hudson

February 5, 2021

Pooled testing promotes sense of security in pandemic

December 18, 2020
A computer juxtaposes the 2020 - 2021 remote schedule with the new remote schedule.

New In Person Schedule

December 16, 2020
Lunches at Masters have increased plastic usage due to safety precautions.

Virus attacks EFFECT’s sustainability efforts

November 18, 2020
Latin teacher Keith Kitchen poses next to a statue of Cicero.

Kitchen says ‘vale’ to Masters

June 21, 2020
A throwback to one of EFFECTs composting activities during the fall festival this year. Today marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.

EFFECT moves annual Green Week online

April 22, 2020
Senior Owen Pietsch (middle) sings Blow Away the Morning Dew in The Salting Dead. Pietsch is the oldest member of Salty Dogs, currently in his fourth year.

Salty Dogs musicals revived with “The Salting Dead”

January 2, 2020
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