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Condoms are kept in the offices of health teachers to create a safe environment for students. Health teachers advocate for the promotion and use of protective measures for students engaging in intercourse.

[Photo] Vir(Gen Z): Investigating the dip in Gen Z’s sex life

Lydia Ettinger, Lead Features Editor
March 4, 2024
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[Photo] Between Sheets and Screens

Aviv Emery, Lead Features Editor
March 3, 2024
The classic conversation hearts, or Sweethearts, date back to 1847, stemming from Oliver Chase’s invention of a lozenge-cutter meant for medicinal tablets.

Roses are red, violets are blue…

Neena Atkins and Lily Zuckerman
February 29, 2024
Tretinoin is a prescription-only synthetic retinoid derived from Vitamin A that is meant to cure acne and provide people with younger looking skin. Vitamin C is an ingredient that’s purpose is to slow early aging and reduce wrinkles. Teenagers, influenced by social media, use these products that have anti-aging qualities, yet they themselves aren’t aging.

Youthful obsession.

Lily Zuckerman and Neena Atkins
February 2, 2024
High school graduates are feeling scared for their identity now more than ever, given the recent violence and hate crimes on college campuses.

Campus Crisis:

Lily Zuckerman, Chief Design Editor
December 12, 2023
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[Photo] The 2023-24 FAFSA form is supposed to be improved – but it is not that simple

Justine Pascutti, News Editor
November 13, 2023
PINNOCK ENJOYS LEARNING ABOUT animals in all their forms; sometimes they are as rare as cassowaries, other times they are as common as dogs. His interest has added a welcome, positive energy to Morning Meeting as students share his enthusiasm. He loves trips to the Bronx Zoo

‘A little bird told me’ Pinnock likes animals

Lily Zuckerman, Chief Design Editor
November 13, 2023
EMRICA JUSU-DAVIES GREETS STUDENTS at the Davis Cafe in the Fonseca Center. She enjoys having meaningful conversa- tions with passing student and faculty.

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Postcard from the cafe: “Rica”

Postcard from the cafe: “Rica”

Lily Zuckerman, Chief Design Editor
November 3, 2023
In the dining hall, stools at the high tables have been removed.

Dining Hall dilemma

Lily Zuckerman, Chief Design Editor
November 2, 2023
Eli West, class of 2023, currently studies at Yeshiva Orayat in Jerusalem, Israel. Despite the current war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, West said he seeks joy in his daily experiences of living with and learning from the Jewish community there.

Recent graduate Eli West lives in war zone in Jerusalem

Lily Zuckerman, Chief Design Editor
October 19, 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
SOCIAL MEDIA HAS IMPACTED the relationship between students and their prospective schools. For the fourth year in a row, Masters seniors have participated in the college decision Instagram trend.

Follow or not: @masters2023decisions

Lily Zuckerman, Lead Features Editor
May 26, 2023
PARENTS, ALUMNI, AND TRUSTEES gathered at the gala to auction and bid on various items, including Taylor Swift tickets, dinner with Michael Douglas, and many more. Proceeds from the event will be going to the new “Our Might” initiative, which will seek to enhance the student experience through various improvements.

Trustees launch new “Our Might” initiative

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
May 1, 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

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
May 1, 2023
ANDREW LOPEZ INCORPORATED HIS own recent run in with the police to illustrate a lesson he was teaching to his U.S. history class. Some students appreciated the real life example.

If you can’t read the plate, you must vacate

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
May 1, 2023
3rd from left Alex Pall in the 2003 Yearbook in the Student Government Club

Alex Pall ’03: Smokes the music industry with The Chainsmokers

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
March 10, 2023
Nicholas Khoury-Levy 26 boulders in WinterMission session led by Brendan Collins Jordan and Pascal Maharjan. This was Khoury-Levys first experience with bouldering. It wasnt too scary because the teachers were very supportive, and everyone would be there to cheer each other on, he said.

WinterMission climbs to new heights

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
March 6, 2023
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Senior speeches are a tradition that has spanned across Masters history. The speeches are used to impart wisdom, comedic relief, or to share insights from the seniors. The first senior speech this year was by Lauren Marlowe 23.

Newcomb stops senior mid-speech, leaves Masters community speechless

Hanna Schiciano and Lily Zuckerman
February 3, 2023
Sophomore Colin Smith shows off some of his karate skills. He demonstrates his talent and understanding for the art and his love for the sport. Throughout his years at Masters, he has learned to balance his time between school, track and field, and karate. Though he has already achieved a black belt, he is still going through training to receive his second degree black belt.

Colin Smith: Masters track star is also a “karate kid”

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
February 3, 2023
Lily Zuckerman writes about the bigotry impacting people of Jewish descent.

Understanding the danger NYC Jews face

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
January 8, 2023
Masters hosts furry friends on campus

Masters hosts furry friends on campus

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
November 21, 2022
Masters variety of traditions are popular amongst the student body.

A look inside Masters’ unique traditions

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
November 4, 2022
Youri Lee 23 recounts his summer.

A Summer to Remember: Youri Lee recounts his unusual time at home

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
October 18, 2022
Community members react to Mandarin resignations

Community members react to Mandarin resignations

Lily Zuckerman, Ad Manager & Assistant Social Media Manager
May 27, 2022
After years of scientific exploration, Roberts retires

After years of scientific exploration, Roberts retires

Lily Zuckerman, Ad Manager & Assistant Social Media Manager
May 27, 2022
MISH carnations face delays and controversy

MISH carnations face delays and controversy

Lily Zuckerman, Ad Manager & Assistant Social Media Manager
May 9, 2022
News Brief: Former Editor-In-Chief Tyler Pager announced as Graduation speaker

News Brief: Former Editor-In-Chief Tyler Pager announced as Graduation speaker

Lily Zuckerman, Ad Manager & Assistant Social Media Manager
April 4, 2022

Winter sports season: Top 10 highlights

Hanna Schiciano and Lily Zuckerman
March 12, 2022
1935: The class of 1935. During this time, the values of modesty and uniformity guided the dress code choice. Note how every students hands are clasped identically.

CRACKING THE CODE: Masters dress code through the decades

Lily Zuckerman, Ad Manager & Assistant Social Media Manager
March 11, 2022
Photo by Sonali Rao

MORE TIME PLEASE: The ins and outs of extra time

Lily Zuckerman, Ad & Assistant Social Media Manager
February 11, 2022
An inside look: The team behind snow day decisions

An inside look: The team behind snow day decisions

Lily Zuckerman, Ad Manager & Assistant Social Media Manager
February 11, 2022
Maddie Marlowe 23 and Lexi Wachen 22 alongside with Trudy Album

Holocaust surviver Trudy Album shares her story on Holocaust Remembrance Day

Lily Zuckerman, Ad Manager & Assistant Social Media Manager
January 27, 2022

One Year Later: Remembering the Jan. 6 Capitol Attack

Kira Ratan, Sophia Van Beek, and Lily Zuckerman
January 6, 2022
The legacy high school athletes leave

The legacy high school athletes leave

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

It’s lunch – and a championship is on the line!

Lucas Seguinot and Lily Zuckerman
November 30, 2021
Juniors serve themselves dinner in the dining hall

The Masters Community Reacts to this Year’s Loosened Restrictions

Lily Zuckerman, Ad Manager & Assistant Social Media Manager
October 27, 2021

Carly Grizzaffi brings service initiative to Masters

Tara Phillips and Lily Zuckerman
May 10, 2021
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