Jai Shah (jai-shah)

jshah50 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

jshah50@stuy.edu

Jai Shah('25) is a Humor Writer. He enjoys reading historical fiction and nonfiction books and biking in the City. In his free time, he likes to play D&D with friends and watch documentaries on his computer.

Trudeau Resigns: Nothing Ever Happens

With Justin Trudeau’s resignation, many seem to expect radical change, yet they ignore the simple truth of Canada’s existence: “Nothing Ever Happens.”

Issue 9, Volume 115

Who Memorizes the World Map?

Deon Woon , Jai Shah

Cartographers start to have fun with America’s lack of geography skills, removing parts of the world map little by little.

Issue 7, Volume 115

Hundreds Left in Shock Post-Camp Stuy

The Big Sibs are only responsible for like 63.7 percent of this.

Issue 17, Volume 114

Terminat[ing] Traffic Congestion

I for one, welcome our new traffic overlord (please don’t financially ruin me).

Issue 16, Volume 114

From the Mayor’s Office: Goodbye to Cookies, Reading, and Staten Island

Adeline Sauberli, Jai Shah

Mayor Adams, if you can read this, please don’t take away our milk.

Issue 10, Volume 114

Don’t Worry, We’re Still Running Half a Subway

After countless complaints over MTA service, the city has decided to take drastic measures to fix the issue.

Issue 5, Volume 114

Seven Ways to Get a Five on the AP Exams

Easy ways to guarantee a five on the AP exam!

Issue 14, Volume 113

The Stuy Bells’ Protests

Christian Kim, Jai Shah

A report on the ongoing heated protests of the Stuyvesant bells.

Issue 13, Volume 112

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An Interview with Mark Zuckerberg

With Stuyvesant’s increasing reliance on Facebook as their go-to form of social media, one reporter takes a interview with Mark Zuckerberg in an attempt to find out the truth.

Issue 11, Volume 112

An Interview with Mark Zuckerberg

With Stuyvesant’s increasing reliance on Facebook as their go-to form of social media, one reporter takes a interview with Mark Zuckerberg in an attempt to find out the truth

Issue 10, Volume 112