Spooktator

By Humayra Bhuiyan

Some relationships leave you with memories. Others leave you with a 73 on Jupiter.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Farheen Rahman

SING! tries to depict a fun trick-or-treating experience, but some unexpected guests and circumstances show up in homes.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Viv Carlow

As Halloween approaches, many yet-to-be-carved pumpkins fear calamity.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Kevin Weng

Readers have the ability to choose between several of the American Education System’s different factions.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Daniel Skarin

Lying about your grades, but optimized

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Rano Safarova

Through their outdated slang, questionable technology habits, and inexplicable nostalgia for the 2010s, Stuyvesant’s Class of 2027 may be millennials trapped in Gen Z bodies.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Kangsan Dickerson

Here’s what you should know about science’s latest major breakthrough.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Manya Gautam

It's spooky season! What does your go-to costume say about you?

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By William Chen

During our free periods, they walk among us.

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By Eli Smith

Zombies have taken over the US Congress, but has anything changed?

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By Selina Lin

A student documents the treats at the annual Stuyvesant faculty’s Halloween cooking contest.

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By Lina Zheng, Ryan Peng

Students have recently been way too energetic, but why?

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Freda Dong

A brave Humor writer risked her perfect attendance to record the lyrics of the lullaby that’s been haunting Stuyvesant.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Munem Tajwar

Michael Myers Gets Hired

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Leora Gallai

Streaming services are giving the public what they want by including commercials.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Ethan Lam

The past week of the most mysterious state in the U.S., revealed.

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020
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By Eunice Lin

Here’s how our favorite lizard android broke his “red wall” of programming.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
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By Chloe Zheng

Vampires are supposed to be rich… right? But our friend here isn’t. He’s unemployed and broke. Oh, but he’s going job hunting. Will he pass his job interview?

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
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By Fiona Chen

Halloween decor and costumes have been seen coming to life and taking over Halloween night, possessing bodies and roaming around the streets.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
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By Eva Kastoun

With the 2026 midterms looming, candidates discover that the easiest way to win voters over is to stop discussing their policies and start dressing up as them.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
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By Zoe Serin Yoon

Struggling with imposter syndrome at Stuy? An upperclassman offers some foolproof advice on how to survive among the sharks.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
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By Michael Shakhnovich

Apple has maintained its grip on the smartphone market by leveraging its ecosystem and marketing prowess.

Issue 4, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Alexis Qian

A review of Stuy’s REAL Halloween event!

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
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By Amani Kaushal

The brutal nature of the media and fan bases has been normalized, and singers must take responsibility for inadvertently promoting conflicts caused by releasing extremely personal lyrics.

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
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By Fiona 'Eve' Lin, Fiona Chen

If you’re as uncreative as a pigeon, use these lovely BooGram templates from The Spectator!

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024
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By Selina Lin

A few simple and easy tips for ghost hunting this Halloween.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024
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By Seth Fenton

Tips to survive Stuyvesant’s recent crime wave.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Angelique Charles-Davis

Susie Lee’s Halloween plans take a shocking turn when she realizes that college supplements are real things that exist.

Issue 4, Volume 110

|| October 2019

By Jacqueline Thom

Jacqueline recommends some cute Halloween costumes yayyyyy

Issue 4, Volume 110

|| October 2019

By Agatha Edwards

It’s that time of year again: Halloween! The time of spooky scary skeletons, glowing jack-o-lanterns, parades of costumed children marching up and down the streets,...

Issue 4, Volume 110

|| October 2019

By Ahmed Hussein, Omar Ali

Issue 4, Volume 109

|| November 2018

By Chrisabella Javier

The mission to reveal and stop the Opinions department and their covert operations.

Issue 4, Volume 109

|| November 2018

By Eshaal Ubaid

You’ve heard of Chucky and the Grunge. Now meet: CARL.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Tamiyyah Shafiq

In the midst of a late-night alarm, a frantic student resorts to unconventional means to complete an assignment, leading to a meow-tastic surprise.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Xiyue (Shera) Zhou

Farewell? No. I will haunt you for the rest of your life and ensure that you will never have any rizz.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Erica Chen

A new virus known as “Feelings” has spread throughout Stuyvesant faster than any other virus known to man. Here’s a brief rundown of what you need to know!

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Asa Muhammad

“The Nightmare Before Christmas” is definitively a Christmas movie.

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020

By Nora Miller

The Spectator Humor Department’s Official Guide to Rooting Out Vampires

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020

By Krista Proteasa

With this formula, you’ll be able to answer the only burning question in your life: which autumn-themed article am I?

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020

By Oliver Stewart

After spending nearly a year single, Steven the pumpkin is once again ready to mingle.

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020

By Abdulla Elkhadrawy

What you should do at an interest meeting to become president and get attention at club.

Issue 4, Volume 109

|| November 2018
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By Faith Mtui

Upperclassmen are met with ghosts from the future warning them about college and their current decisions.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Humayra Bhuiyan

Some relationships leave you with memories. Others leave you with a 73 on Jupiter.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Farheen Rahman

SING! tries to depict a fun trick-or-treating experience, but some unexpected guests and circumstances show up in homes.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
big image

By Eunice Lin

Here’s how our favorite lizard android broke his “red wall” of programming.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
big image

By Chloe Zheng

Vampires are supposed to be rich… right? But our friend here isn’t. He’s unemployed and broke. Oh, but he’s going job hunting. Will he pass his job interview?

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Viv Carlow

As Halloween approaches, many yet-to-be-carved pumpkins fear calamity.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Kevin Weng

Readers have the ability to choose between several of the American Education System’s different factions.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Daniel Skarin

Lying about your grades, but optimized

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
big image

By Fiona Chen

Halloween decor and costumes have been seen coming to life and taking over Halloween night, possessing bodies and roaming around the streets.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
big image

By Eva Kastoun

With the 2026 midterms looming, candidates discover that the easiest way to win voters over is to stop discussing their policies and start dressing up as them.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Rano Safarova

Through their outdated slang, questionable technology habits, and inexplicable nostalgia for the 2010s, Stuyvesant’s Class of 2027 may be millennials trapped in Gen Z bodies.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Kangsan Dickerson

Here’s what you should know about science’s latest major breakthrough.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Manya Gautam

It's spooky season! What does your go-to costume say about you?

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
big image

By Zoe Serin Yoon

Struggling with imposter syndrome at Stuy? An upperclassman offers some foolproof advice on how to survive among the sharks.

Issue 5, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027
big image

By Michael Shakhnovich

Apple has maintained its grip on the smartphone market by leveraging its ecosystem and marketing prowess.

Issue 4, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By William Chen

During our free periods, they walk among us.

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
big image

By Alexis Qian

A review of Stuy’s REAL Halloween event!

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By Eli Smith

Zombies have taken over the US Congress, but has anything changed?

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
big image

By Amani Kaushal

The brutal nature of the media and fan bases has been normalized, and singers must take responsibility for inadvertently promoting conflicts caused by releasing extremely personal lyrics.

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By Selina Lin

A student documents the treats at the annual Stuyvesant faculty’s Halloween cooking contest.

Issue 4, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
big image

By Fiona 'Eve' Lin, Fiona Chen

If you’re as uncreative as a pigeon, use these lovely BooGram templates from The Spectator!

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Lina Zheng, Ryan Peng

Students have recently been way too energetic, but why?

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024
big image

By Selina Lin

A few simple and easy tips for ghost hunting this Halloween.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024
big image

By Seth Fenton

Tips to survive Stuyvesant’s recent crime wave.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024
big image

By Eshaal Ubaid

You’ve heard of Chucky and the Grunge. Now meet: CARL.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024
big image

By Tamiyyah Shafiq

In the midst of a late-night alarm, a frantic student resorts to unconventional means to complete an assignment, leading to a meow-tastic surprise.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Freda Dong

A brave Humor writer risked her perfect attendance to record the lyrics of the lullaby that’s been haunting Stuyvesant.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024
big image

By Xiyue (Shera) Zhou

Farewell? No. I will haunt you for the rest of your life and ensure that you will never have any rizz.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Munem Tajwar

Michael Myers Gets Hired

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024
big image

By Erica Chen

A new virus known as “Feelings” has spread throughout Stuyvesant faster than any other virus known to man. Here’s a brief rundown of what you need to know!

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024

By Leora Gallai

Streaming services are giving the public what they want by including commercials.

Issue 4, Volume 114

|| 2023-2024
big image

By Asa Muhammad

“The Nightmare Before Christmas” is definitively a Christmas movie.

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020
big image

By Nora Miller

The Spectator Humor Department’s Official Guide to Rooting Out Vampires

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020
big image

By Krista Proteasa

With this formula, you’ll be able to answer the only burning question in your life: which autumn-themed article am I?

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020

By Ethan Lam

The past week of the most mysterious state in the U.S., revealed.

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020
big image

By Oliver Stewart

After spending nearly a year single, Steven the pumpkin is once again ready to mingle.

Issue 4, Volume 111

|| November 2020

By Angelique Charles-Davis

Susie Lee’s Halloween plans take a shocking turn when she realizes that college supplements are real things that exist.

Issue 4, Volume 110

|| October 2019

By Jacqueline Thom

Jacqueline recommends some cute Halloween costumes yayyyyy

Issue 4, Volume 110

|| October 2019

By Agatha Edwards

It’s that time of year again: Halloween! The time of spooky scary skeletons, glowing jack-o-lanterns, parades of costumed children marching up and down the streets,...

Issue 4, Volume 110

|| October 2019
big image

By Abdulla Elkhadrawy

What you should do at an interest meeting to become president and get attention at club.

Issue 4, Volume 109

|| November 2018

By Ahmed Hussein, Omar Ali

Issue 4, Volume 109

|| November 2018

By Chrisabella Javier

The mission to reveal and stop the Opinions department and their covert operations.

Issue 4, Volume 109

|| November 2018