Kaylee Yin (kaylee-yin)

kyin10@stuy.edu

It’s Okay If You’ve Done Nothing

Amid the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, toxic hustle culture has become more prevalent than ever before, but it’s okay to do nothing.

Issue 14, Volume 110

Planned Parenthood Withdraws From Title X

Kaylee Yin, Julie Ha

As Planned Parenthood's withdrawal from the federal Title X program continues to be celebrated by the far right, low-income women are left with a detrimental...

Issue 1, Volume 110

How the Media Ruins Lives

The confrontation between Catholic high school students and a Native American war veteran can teach us a lesson about how deceitful the media can be.

Issue 10, Volume 109

Teaching Teachers

In order to achieve better overall academic performance, there must be a greater focus on coaching teachers how to teach.

Issue 7, Volume 109

California is on Fire. Literally.

Wildfires are raging across California at speeds faster than they can be contained, and something needs to be done about them.

Issue 6, Volume 109

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An Unjust Justice System

More than just fighting for better living conditions and more rights for the incarcerated, the 2018 National Prison Strike is fighting to reclaim their titles as humans.

Issue 3, Volume 109

Highly Stigmatized, Hardly Recognized

A highly stigmatized topic across the world, fatness is deemed unacceptable and unattractive, but it should not continue to be degraded.

Issue 1, Volume 109

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HBO Films Family-Friendly Documentary About 9/11 at Stuyvesant

Misaal Tabassum, Kaylee Yin, Maddy Andersen

An upcoming HBO documentary about 9/11 aimed at kids features members of the Stuyvesant Community.

Issue 16, Volume 108

Forgotten Asians

The significance of recognizing the forgotten West and Southeast Asians.

Issue 15, Volume 108

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