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Kwynne Schlossman

Kwynne Schlossman, Lead Features Editor

Kwynne Schlossman is a senior, Lead Features Editor for Tower, and an active member of the community. She has the role of delivering news and spreading important information both in and outside school. Such a role, Kwynne says, allows her to be more involved and connected with the people around her. In her free time, Kwynne really enjoys design and coming up with new layout ideas for her articles. In addition, she plays on the girls varsity soccer team, which is part of the reason that she especially enjoys writing reflective pieces on sports. One piece she is particularly proud of was the recent center spread of the boys varsity championship game. 

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18 years of devotion, passion, and benevolence

18 years of devotion, passion, and benevolence

Kwynne Schlossman, Lead Features Editor
June 7, 2022

Two lunches: cleaner and less crowded

Kwynne Schlossman, Lead Features Editor
April 28, 2022
The Choice of Lunches

The Choice of Lunches

Hanna Schiciano and Kwynne Schlossman
April 28, 2022
Sophomore Bob Jiao participates in a field hockey game against The King School on October 23.

Mixed-gender Playing Betters the Game

Kwynne Schlossman, Features Lead Editor
October 27, 2021
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Rowan McWhinnie and Kwynne Schlossman
June 15, 2021
Stephon Marbury II prepare for a three point shot during a boys varsity basketball practice. Students play with masks on to ensure the safety of themselves and others. Towards the end of the season, the team was able to scrimage in keeping with proper regulations.

[Photo] Behind-the-Scenes: Communication on Athletic Regulations

Noah Kassell-Yung, Contributing Writer
March 10, 2021
ALTHOUGH SOCCER IS A sport built on collaboration between teammates, individual incentives tend to take priority in a team setting. Schlossman believes players tend to become distracted by outside motives rather than play the game for enjoyment. At Masters, Schlossman finds that unlike her club team, her fellow teammates play for the fun in the game.

Playing for the gain not the love of the game

Kwynne Schlossman, Web Editor and Social Media Manager
March 10, 2021
Sophomore Stephon Marbury II shoots the ball during the boys basketball teams Tuesday afternoon practice.

Photo Gallery: Boys’ basketball shoots around on Tuesday, Feb. 16

Kwynne Schlossman and Logan Schiciano
February 19, 2021
Sam Coffey dribbles the ball in a game during her early high school soccer career. Coffey was a star midfielder at Masters and went on to play Division I soccer at Boston College and then Penn State. Now, she will head off to Portland, Oregon to play for the Thorns of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL)

Former Masters star Coffey takes talents to the pros

Kwynne Schlossman, Web and Social Media Manager
February 5, 2021
Today we remember the 6 million Jewish lives lost due to the Holocaust.

[Photo] What we can learn from Holocaust Remembrance Day

Lexi Wachen, News Editor
January 27, 2021
Rober Ruiz stands next to Reunion Field, the home of the girls’ soccer team. Ruiz is an assistant coach of the team.

Janitor and coach inspires students

Kwynne Schlossman and Ethan Schlapp
January 19, 2021
As the Middle School adapts to in-person learning with Covid restrictions, there have been new rules put in place for students safety that had been difficult to adjust to.

Middle School adjusts to positive cases

Kwynne Schlossman, Web and Social Media Manager
December 31, 2020
Kwynne Schlossman22, Franny Mann21, Rachel Schwartz21, and Rowan MchWhinnie22 celebrating a victory against Sacred Heart, during their fall 2019 season.

It’s not a real team without real competition

Kwynne Schlossman, Web and Social Media Manager
December 15, 2020
The girls varsity basketball team in 2019 after they won their championship title.

Girls’ Varsity Basketball: from chasing titles to running line drills

Kwynne Schlossman, Web and Social Media Manager
November 19, 2020
A student scrolls on Instagram, looking at Halloween images. The Masters School found maskless students posting on social media after Halloween parties, causing tension at school.

[Photo] Maskless students scare administration

Rowan McWhinnie, Features Editor
November 18, 2020
Eric Shear, a faculty member apart of the DEI committee far left. Students Briana Diaz22, Maison McCallum22, and Madison Blake22.

A Better Masters Plan: Student Reactions

Kwynne Schlossman, Web and Social Media Manager
November 12, 2020
A small group of Amazon employees protested at the JFK Amazon Fulfillment Warehouse in Staten Island in March, led by their then supervisor, Chris Smalls, to protest what he said were unsafe working conditions in the face of the COVID 19 pandemic. Smalls was fired two hours later.

Former Amazon supervisor protests working conditions and unprotected employees

Maia Keller and Kwynne Schlossman
May 1, 2020

Private music lessons shift keys after new schedule is introduced

Andrew Mitchell and Kwynne Schlossman
March 5, 2020
Sean Breault is Masters new Technical Theater Director and is eager to bring his creativity and experience from the professional sphere to budding technicians.

From Broadway to Dobbs, Breault inspires creativity

Kwynne Schlossman, Contributing Writer
November 13, 2019
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