Disrespectator

By Justin Chen

Humor writer asks AI 10 questions, what happens next is SHOCKING

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Chloe Zheng

A love story between two bricks.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Alexis Qian

Plastic Free Day makes students feel not so free.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Sameer Martin

The DOE implements yet another ban, now on… humor?

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By John Zeng

Waffles and World War Two.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Deon Woon

Y/N, who is hoping to focus on their studies at school, suddenly meets some guys that might change everything!

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Nathan Lee

The escalators are frequently found to be broken, but recent events point to internal sabotage.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Diya Mallu

We expose the very real battles students face every day trying to complete “20-minute homework.”

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Sophia Rosero

I’ve had the privilege of knowing all four of my grandparents, and so much of who I am has been shaped by this, often in ways I only recently became aware of.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Jiaheng Lukas Yao

Read President Trump’s brief speech addressed to a joint session of Congress urging America to come to poverty’s aid in the War on Poverty.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By Alexis Qian

The latest and of course, very real coverage of the United States’ tariffs.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By Nicole Lui, William Chen

Various band students discover their instruments tampered with and find themselves in sticky situations.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By The Editorial Board

Welcome to The Spectator’s First Annual Hunger Games.

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021

By The Editorial Board

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Logan Ruzzier

I describe the experience of first receiving a college undergraduate program admissions email and then rant about it.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Veronika Kowalski

An exasperated teacher explains what those report card messages really mean.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020
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By Faiza Rumman, Kevin Weng

Join us as we discover the secret lives of the masters of the education system—the admissions officers.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Florence Wu, Isha Rashid, Nicole Lui

A prefreshie visits Stuyvesant for the first time during the Spring Open House—only to find himself amidst a bewildering mix of confusing tests, bizarre assignments, and extraordinary upperclassmen pranks that leaves him questioning reality.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Kevin Weng

An in-depth guide on capturing leprechauns and using them to fulfill your financial goals.

Issue 11, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Adeline Liao

What different types of Stuy students are like with something we’re all familiar with: EXAMS.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
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By Faiza Rumman, Sara Bhuiyan

Spectator Humor has created a list of the best prankless harms—err, harmless pranks, to try on your teachers.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
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By Seth Fenton

We know the SAT can be incredibly stressful, but luckily, The Spectator Humor Department is here to help.

Issue 13, Volume 113

|| 2022-2023
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By The Editorial Board

Once schools closed, we reminisced about the beloved objects that we tragically left in our lockers. Through a collection of love letters, we hope to rekindle the strong and blazing passion that was once there.

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021
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By The Editorial Board

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021
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By The Editorial Board

The future is looking bright for the 2020 - 2021 Spectator Editorial Board! Here are the editors 20 years into the future.

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021
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By Aaron Wang, Karen Zhang, Kelly Yip

Principal Seung Yu sent out an email announcing that SING! shall be renamed to SEUNG! and shares his plans for the upcoming event. Exciting!

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021
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By Jordan Barakat

Just a totally normal thank you from Stuy to Contreras.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By The Editorial Board

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By David Nachman

Cringe-worthy confessions from a stubborn admirer.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| April 2020

By Asa Muhammad

Officials at Stuyvesant High School currently under fire for possession of “ludicrous” amounts of child pornography.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Jonathan Schneiderman

The NRA has dominated the child-killing scene for almost a decade. Now anti-vaxxers want to unseat it.

Issue 14, Volume 109

|| April 2019

By Chrisabella Javier

This is CHILD ABUSE.

Issue 14, Volume 109

|| April 2019

By Jakob Gorisek-Gazze, Neil Sarkar

Jupioca faces controversy after Kung Fu Tea’s closing.

Issue 14, Volume 109

|| April 2019

By Tony Moh

A fake medical diagnosis on the symptoms of acute post-SING depression, partially based on the actual WebMD diagnosis for depression.

Issue 12, Volume 108

|| April 2018

By Artem Ilyanok

Salty juniors talk Soph-Frosh win.

Issue 12, Volume 108

|| April 2018

By Daniel Knopf

Colleges Send Unlikely Letters To Students They Hate

Issue 12, Volume 108

|| April 2018

By Daniel Knopf

A list of warning calls for different teachers

Issue 12, Volume 108

|| April 2018

By Oliver Stewart

Pending further developments, the JProm party boat has been quarantined on the Hudson River.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Chrisabella Javier

Get rid of all the tall people.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Emily Chen, Matthew Bark

“Yo, I don’t know what God put in the water on New Year’s, [coughing] but de Bruhsio just made it worse.” —Violet, also a Revolutionary

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Helena Williams, Veronika Kowalski

Scared of the coronavirus outbreak? WikiHow’s got you covered.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020
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By Ai Li, Maria Tzanova

From a list of dozens of theme ideas generated under the influence of distilled powdered Celsius, we narrowed down the top two.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Jonathan Schneiderman

The NRA has dominated the child-killing scene for almost a decade. Now anti-vaxxers want to unseat it.

Issue 14, Volume 109

|| April 2019

By Chrisabella Javier

This is CHILD ABUSE.

Issue 14, Volume 109

|| April 2019

By Jakob Gorisek-Gazze, Neil Sarkar

Jupioca faces controversy after Kung Fu Tea’s closing.

Issue 14, Volume 109

|| April 2019

By Jiaheng Lukas Yao

Read President Trump’s brief speech addressed to a joint session of Congress urging America to come to poverty’s aid in the War on Poverty.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
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By Adeline Liao

What different types of Stuy students are like with something we’re all familiar with: EXAMS.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By Alexis Qian

The latest and of course, very real coverage of the United States’ tariffs.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
big image

By Faiza Rumman, Sara Bhuiyan

Spectator Humor has created a list of the best prankless harms—err, harmless pranks, to try on your teachers.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025

By Nicole Lui, William Chen

Various band students discover their instruments tampered with and find themselves in sticky situations.

Issue 13, Volume 115

|| 2024-2025
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By Seth Fenton

We know the SAT can be incredibly stressful, but luckily, The Spectator Humor Department is here to help.

Issue 13, Volume 113

|| 2022-2023
big image

By The Editorial Board

Once schools closed, we reminisced about the beloved objects that we tragically left in our lockers. Through a collection of love letters, we hope to rekindle the strong and blazing passion that was once there.

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021

By The Editorial Board

Welcome to The Spectator’s First Annual Hunger Games.

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021
big image

By The Editorial Board

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021
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By The Editorial Board

The future is looking bright for the 2020 - 2021 Spectator Editorial Board! Here are the editors 20 years into the future.

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021
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By Aaron Wang, Karen Zhang, Kelly Yip

Principal Seung Yu sent out an email announcing that SING! shall be renamed to SEUNG! and shares his plans for the upcoming event. Exciting!

Issue 13, Volume 111

|| April 2021

By Justin Chen

Humor writer asks AI 10 questions, what happens next is SHOCKING

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Faiza Rumman, Kevin Weng

Join us as we discover the secret lives of the masters of the education system—the admissions officers.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Chloe Zheng

A love story between two bricks.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Alexis Qian

Plastic Free Day makes students feel not so free.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
big image

By Florence Wu, Isha Rashid, Nicole Lui

A prefreshie visits Stuyvesant for the first time during the Spring Open House—only to find himself amidst a bewildering mix of confusing tests, bizarre assignments, and extraordinary upperclassmen pranks that leaves him questioning reality.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Sameer Martin

The DOE implements yet another ban, now on… humor?

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By John Zeng

Waffles and World War Two.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Deon Woon

Y/N, who is hoping to focus on their studies at school, suddenly meets some guys that might change everything!

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Nathan Lee

The escalators are frequently found to be broken, but recent events point to internal sabotage.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Diya Mallu

We expose the very real battles students face every day trying to complete “20-minute homework.”

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By The Editorial Board

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020
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By Jordan Barakat

Just a totally normal thank you from Stuy to Contreras.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Logan Ruzzier

I describe the experience of first receiving a college undergraduate program admissions email and then rant about it.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Veronika Kowalski

An exasperated teacher explains what those report card messages really mean.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By The Editorial Board

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By David Nachman

Cringe-worthy confessions from a stubborn admirer.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| April 2020
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By Oliver Stewart

Pending further developments, the JProm party boat has been quarantined on the Hudson River.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020
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By Chrisabella Javier

Get rid of all the tall people.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020
big image

By Emily Chen, Matthew Bark

“Yo, I don’t know what God put in the water on New Year’s, [coughing] but de Bruhsio just made it worse.” —Violet, also a Revolutionary

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020
big image

By Helena Williams, Veronika Kowalski

Scared of the coronavirus outbreak? WikiHow’s got you covered.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Asa Muhammad

Officials at Stuyvesant High School currently under fire for possession of “ludicrous” amounts of child pornography.

Issue 12, Volume 110

|| March 2020

By Tony Moh

A fake medical diagnosis on the symptoms of acute post-SING depression, partially based on the actual WebMD diagnosis for depression.

Issue 12, Volume 108

|| April 2018

By Artem Ilyanok

Salty juniors talk Soph-Frosh win.

Issue 12, Volume 108

|| April 2018

By Daniel Knopf

Colleges Send Unlikely Letters To Students They Hate

Issue 12, Volume 108

|| April 2018

By Daniel Knopf

A list of warning calls for different teachers

Issue 12, Volume 108

|| April 2018
big image

By Kevin Weng

An in-depth guide on capturing leprechauns and using them to fulfill your financial goals.

Issue 11, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Sophia Rosero

I’ve had the privilege of knowing all four of my grandparents, and so much of who I am has been shaped by this, often in ways I only recently became aware of.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026