Juni Park (juni-park)

jpark40 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

Juni Park ('24) is a News and Features writer. Her favorite topics to write about are new school programs or classes and how the pandemic has affected different aspects of people’s lives. During her spare time, she likes to read, watch shows, and take naps.

Pixar Animator Dr. Theodore Kim Speaks at Stuyvesant

Juni Park, Mark Ionis

Mr. Wrigley hosted a speaker event with 3D animator Dr. Theodore Kim on November 9.

Issue 7, Volume 114

Learning In the Heat: The Summer School Strain

Abigail Jin, Grace Jung, Juni Park

For many students, summer break hasn’t exactly been a break from school. Art/Photo Request: photo of classroom w/ students during summer school

Issue 1, Volume 114

Stuyvesant’s Ukrainian Aid Committee Hosts Bake Sale for Victims of the War in Ukraine

Juni Park, Maisha Thakur

Stuyvesant’s Ukrainian Aid Committee held a bake sale on March 24th and 25th to raise money for Ukrainian war victims.

Issue 17, Volume 113

The APUSH Plight

Juniors recount on their experiences studying for the APUSH exam, administered at an earlier date than expected due to a College Board mixup.

Issue 15, Volume 113

Personal Finance: A Semester Later

Allison Zhao, Andy Lau, Elaine Wong, Juni Park, Kevin Chan, Sharon Zhou

The Personal Finance elective has been annualized with many students continuing to provide positive feedback about the class.

Issue 11, Volume 113

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Stuyvesant Hosts 2022 Midterm Mock Election

Aditya Anand, Andy Lau, Digit Kim, Juni Park, Rebecca Bao, Talia Arcasoy

Social studies teacher Linda Weissman organized the Stuyvesant 2022 Midterm Mock Election that took place on November 3, 2022.

Issue 7, Volume 113

Stuyvesant’s Gender Neutral Bathrooms

Cricket Fu, Juni Park, Suyeon Ryu

Stuyvesant students discuss the availability and efficiency of Stuyvesant gender-neutral bathrooms.

Issue 7, Volume 113

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Stuyvesant’s First Hispanic Heritage Month Dinner

Digit Kim, Evan Lin, Fiona Shi, Juni Park

Stuyvesant’s first dinner celebration for Hispanic Heritage Month featured a variety of events and cultural elements both entertaining and educating attendants on Hispanic culture and history.

Issue 4, Volume 113

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How the Math Department Truly Feels About Chalk

How the math department feels about chalk.

Issue 2, Volume 113

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Turns Out We’re Burned Out

Ankita Saha, Juni Park

Students at Stuyvesant share their experiences with burnout and give advice on how to avoid it.

Issue 1, Volume 113

Unmasking with Stuy Students

Andrew Oh, Juni Park, Theo Sassano

Stuyvesant students describe trends they’ve noticed in those who have chosen to and not to wear a mask in school.

Issue 14, Volume 112

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Parents’ Association Financial Report: Fall 2021 to February 2022

James Lee, Juni Park, Kai Caothien

A financial report of the Stuyvesant Parents’ Association’s (PA’s) revenue and expenses.

Issue 13, Volume 112

Cracking the Surface of the Private Bus Service

Andrew Oh, Juni Park

Stuyvesant students share their thoughts on the private bus service S&J Tour & Bus Inc.

Issue 9, Volume 112

Nothing Rotten about STC’s Return with “Something Rotten”

Eugene Yoo, James Kang, Juni Park, Madison Kim

Stuyvesant Theater Community’s “Something Rotten” marks the first in=person school theater production since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Issue 5, Volume 112

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COVID-19 Causes Stuyvesant Classes to Adjust

Elaine Huang, Juni Park, Rebecca Bao, Sarah Diaz

As students transition back to in-person learning at Stuyvesant, classes such as World Language, Music, and Physical Education have been disproportionately affected by newly implemented COVID-19 protocols.

Issue 3, Volume 112

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Double the Trouble

Dalia Levanon, Juni Park, Mary Lee

In the fall of 2021, incoming freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will begin their first fully in-person year at Stuyvesant.

Issue 17, Volume 111

Dr. Greenwald Leads the Ellington Project

Janna Wang, Juni Park, Maggie Sansone, Rifath Hossain, Sakura Yamanaka

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, history teacher Dr. Lisa Greenwald has helped her community by leading the Ellington Project, centered around donating to those in need.

Issue 13, Volume 111

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Wrigley Introduces New Comic Art Elective

Juni Park, Mahir Hossain, Vedaant Shah

Art teacher William Wrigley will teach a comic art elective starting this spring.

Issue 9, Volume 111

A Head Start for 2021

Andrew Oh, Juni Park, Khujista Umama

As the unprecedented year 2020 comes to an end, here are some highlights on the international, national, and local level as well as an In Memoriam section on the lives lost.

Issue 8, Volume 111