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Stemming Away From My Cultural Roots
By Suyeon Ryu
The word “assimilated” isn’t an insult to me, but rather a reminder of the conscious choice I made to embrace American values.
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Saving Christmas With Diwali Lights, Jewelry, and Fake Gifts
My first time celebrating Christmas started with a dumpyard.
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Winter Blues
By Elicia Chau
Winter blues and seasonal depression have always been common, but it’s been increasingly severe over the past year.
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Back to School: 7 Months Later
Humor writer Krista takes you through a day in the life of her blended experience.
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Remote Learning Testimonials
We sent out an anonymous form for students to share their thoughts about mental health, workload, or anything else regarding this past semester.
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Using My Voice This November, Even Without A Vote
By Maya Dunayer
After years of not knowing where I stood on the political spectrum, the Save the Children Election Showdown allowed me to use my voice even though I can’t vote.
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Fotografiska: A New Photography Experience
A journey through Fotografiska, New York City’s new photography museum.
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My Experience At Stuy Summer Discovery
Before starting the Discovery Program (a six-week summer program that gave me the opportunity to attend Stuyvesant this year), I was skeptical about even being...
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Asian American All the Way
By Calista Lee
My thoughts on the recent rise of Asian American hate crimes and how it has affected me and my family.
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I Give a Figaro! Why Opera Is Worth Caring About
Opera is ailing! Here is why it must be saved.
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Day One: A Blended Beginning
A&E Editor Morris Raskin recounts his first—and only—day of blended learning.
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Call Out My Name (And Then Specify Further)
By Sabrina Chen
I thought my name was pretty unique for an Asian girl. Then I met two other girls with the same name, and the rest was history.
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Stemming Away From My Cultural Roots
By Suyeon Ryu
The word “assimilated” isn’t an insult to me, but rather a reminder of the conscious choice I made to embrace American values.
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A Hidden Korean Gem
By Lewis Woloch
The Korean food truck is an enigma: a unique, fast, and delicious lunch option far removed from the McDonalds, Subways, and Starbucks of the area.
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Asian American All the Way
By Calista Lee
My thoughts on the recent rise of Asian American hate crimes and how it has affected me and my family.
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Back to School: 7 Months Later
Humor writer Krista takes you through a day in the life of her blended experience.
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Eine Brot-und-Butter Quarantäne
By Zoe Buff
I quarantined for five days after traveling from New York to Munich, Germany. This is a personal narrative of my time in isolation, spent in a small apartment at the Internat (boarding school) I’ve been attending since last September.
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The Hardest Day
By Talia Kahan
My experience living in the Blue Ridge Mountains for two weeks.
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Saving Christmas With Diwali Lights, Jewelry, and Fake Gifts
My first time celebrating Christmas started with a dumpyard.
Features
Remote Learning Testimonials
We sent out an anonymous form for students to share their thoughts about mental health, workload, or anything else regarding this past semester.
Features
Winter Blues
By Elicia Chau
Winter blues and seasonal depression have always been common, but it’s been increasingly severe over the past year.
Features
I Give a Figaro! Why Opera Is Worth Caring About
Opera is ailing! Here is why it must be saved.
Features
Fotografiska: A New Photography Experience
A journey through Fotografiska, New York City’s new photography museum.
Features
My Experience At Stuy Summer Discovery
Before starting the Discovery Program (a six-week summer program that gave me the opportunity to attend Stuyvesant this year), I was skeptical about even being...
Features
Day One: A Blended Beginning
A&E Editor Morris Raskin recounts his first—and only—day of blended learning.
Features
Using My Voice This November, Even Without A Vote
By Maya Dunayer
After years of not knowing where I stood on the political spectrum, the Save the Children Election Showdown allowed me to use my voice even though I can’t vote.
Features
Otherwise Lost: Stories from Suresnes
When I learned that I was going to Paris with my family during the summer, the first thing that came into my mind was one...
