Clara Shapiro (clara-shapiro)

cshapiro20@stuy.edu

Features editor Clara Shapiro ('22) is still kicking in spite of it all. Clara enjoys writing about often-overlooked topics like "Stuyvesant Students Go to Stuyvesant." She also writes about the arts.

“TOUCHDOWN”: One College Essay That Worked

One college essay that worked.

Issue 8, Volume 112

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Querida Clara: Issue 5

Clara Shapiro's Advice Column

Issue 5, Volume 112

Querida Clara: Issue 3

How do I talk to classmates about applying to college?

Issue 3, Volume 112

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Querida Clara: Issue 2

How to stop thinking of an old crush

Issue 2, Volume 112

Spread the Shalom, for God’s Sake

Anti-Semitism? Pick another hobby!

Issue 1, Volume 112

“You Just Feel a Little More Like An Outcast”: Asian Americans Amid Anti-Asian Violence

Karen Zhang, Clara Shapiro

During this pandemic, Asian Americans have been blamed, harassed, and attacked for the “Wuhan Flu.” Here is how Stuyvesant responds.

Issue 17, Volume 111

Sophomore Caucus: Margaret Mikhalevsky and Amanda Cisse

Clara Shapiro, Jared Moser

The Spectator reviews the platforms of the Sophomore Caucus candidates, electing to endorse the Cisse-Mikhalevsky ticket.

Issue 16, Volume 111

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“You Just Feel a Little More Like An Outcast”: Asian Americans Amid Anti-Asian Violence

Clara Shapiro, Karen Zhang

During this pandemic, Asian Americans have been blamed, harassed, and attacked for the “Wuhan Flu.” Here is how Stuyvesant responds.

Issue 15, Volume 111

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Querida Clara: Issue 15

Smiting, Hacking, Eviscerating, and Destroying one person’s problem

Issue 15, Volume 111

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Querida Clara: Issue 14

More problems!!!

Issue 14, Volume 111

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Querida Clara: Issue 13

“How do you deal with teachers that just DON’T seem to like you?”

Issue 13, Volume 111

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Querida Clara: Issue 12

Issue 12, Volume 111

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“A Maestro Is a Master at Making Magic”: A Talk With Maestro Keri-Lynn Wilson

The renowned conductor Keri-Lynn Wilson discusses how she got into classical music and how other people might, too.

Issue 10, Volume 111

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I Give a Figaro! Why Opera Is Worth Caring About

Opera is ailing! Here is why it must be saved.

Issue 8, Volume 111

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Sophomore Caucus: Jeffrey Tan and Johan Wielaard

Clara Shapiro, Jonathan Schneiderman

Issue 2, Volume 111

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Hello, Young Lovers: Romance in Quarantine

How are the young lovers of Stuyvesant coping with the quarantine?

Issue 17, Volume 110

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Still Alive! Celebrating Birthdays During a Pandemic

How are Stuy students celebrating birthdays during a pandemic?

Issue 14, Volume 110

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Regarding the February 25 Incident in the Senior Atrium

Talia Kahan, Clara Shapiro, Erin Lee

Issue 11, Volume 110

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It’s All in the Stars—A Look Into Astrology At Stuyvesant

Issue 8, Volume 110

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Plan(et) B—But What About My Global Test?!

Stuyvesant reflects on the Climate Strike—why some went, why others didn’t.

Issue 4, Volume 110

Ten Out of Ten: Stuyvesant Students on Self-Esteem

Issue 2, Volume 110

Stuyvesant Smoochers: Romantic Relationships at School

Talking with the couples (and bitter singles) of Stuyvesant.

Issue 17, Volume 109

Sick Because I’m Stressed, Stressed Because I’m Sick—How Stuyvesant Copes With Illness

How do students recover from illness both physically and academically?

Issue 13, Volume 109

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Outside the Stuy Bubble: What Students Know About Current Events

Exploring the range of students’ current events knowledge.

Issue 11, Volume 109

“I Failed” —Stuyvesant’s Toxic Fake Failure Culture

Suah Chung, Clara Shapiro

Stuyvesant students’ careless use of the word “fail” creates a toxic, competitive atmosphere.

Issue 9, Volume 109

An All-American Holiday?

Clara Shapiro, Andrew Ng

Thanksgiving, the day of giving thanks, is filled with hearty family reunions and celebrated differently throughout the diverse cultures and families at Stuyvesant.

Issue 6, Volume 109