Opinions
The Dilemma of Diversity
Low diversity at Stuyvesant reflects overall racial inequality in NYC education.
|| March 2018Humor
Choubs Vaskeralian Appointed Assistant Principal of Lunch Physical Ingestion (P.I.)
|| April 2018Humor
Teacher Warning Calls
By Daniel Knopf
A list of warning calls for different teachers
|| April 2018Humor
UNlikely Letters
By Daniel Knopf
Colleges Send Unlikely Letters To Students They Hate
|| April 2018Humor
Soph-Frosh Still Celebrating SING! “Win” Over Juniors
Salty juniors talk Soph-Frosh win.
|| April 2018
Arts and Entertainment
Stephen Hawking: The OG Scholar
Stephen Hawking is smarter than you’ll ever be.
|| April 2018
News
Stuyvesant Holds Third Annual International Women’s Day Run
By Chloe Doumar, Mai Rachlevsky
On Monday, March 19 and Friday, March 23, Stuyvesant held its third annual International Women’s Day Run to celebrate female empowerment and wellness.
|| March 2018
Opinions
Fighting for the Soul of the Democratic Party
By Brian Moses
The growing rift in the Democratic Party threatens its chances of retaking power and effecting change in government.
|| March 2018Opinions
Scanning for Safety
By Angela Wong
With metal detectors in school entrances, violence can stay out of the classroom.
|| April 2018Opinions
Rethinking Race Politics
By Stiven Peter
To be more effective in ending Racism, White people need to admit their indirect responsibility for perpetuating racism and BLM should organize to reform racist institutions and raise awareness.
|| December 2019News
Dear Incoming Stuyvesant Class of 2022…The Spectator Has Advice!
Two rising sophomores give friendly advice to incoming freshmen.
|| April 2018
Arts and Entertainment
Art’s Accessibility is Technically Amazing
Art is an enriching experience, but what has technology done to change our views and use of it?
|| April 2018Opinions
The Dilemma of Diversity
Low diversity at Stuyvesant reflects overall racial inequality in NYC education.
|| March 2018Humor
Choubs Vaskeralian Appointed Assistant Principal of Lunch Physical Ingestion (P.I.)
|| April 2018Humor
Teacher Warning Calls
By Daniel Knopf
A list of warning calls for different teachers
|| April 2018Humor
UNlikely Letters
By Daniel Knopf
Colleges Send Unlikely Letters To Students They Hate
|| April 2018Humor
Soph-Frosh Still Celebrating SING! “Win” Over Juniors
Salty juniors talk Soph-Frosh win.
|| April 2018Humor
Could You Be Suffering from Post-SING! Depression?
By Tony Moh
A fake medical diagnosis on the symptoms of acute post-SING depression, partially based on the actual WebMD diagnosis for depression.
|| April 2018Arts and Entertainment
“We Hold These Truths:” Ambivalence Across Asian-America
By Matteo Wong
|| April 2018Arts and Entertainment
Stephen Hawking: The OG Scholar
Stephen Hawking is smarter than you’ll ever be.
|| April 2018News
Stuyvesant Holds Third Annual International Women’s Day Run
By Chloe Doumar, Mai Rachlevsky
On Monday, March 19 and Friday, March 23, Stuyvesant held its third annual International Women’s Day Run to celebrate female empowerment and wellness.
|| March 2018Opinions
Fighting for the Soul of the Democratic Party
By Brian Moses
The growing rift in the Democratic Party threatens its chances of retaking power and effecting change in government.
|| March 2018
Opinions
The Advantages of Sunshine
By Eliza Spinna
U.S. involvement in the Korean peninsula hinders the execution of South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s plan of sunshine diplomacy.
|| April 2018Opinions
Scanning for Safety
By Angela Wong
With metal detectors in school entrances, violence can stay out of the classroom.
|| April 2018Opinions
Rethinking Race Politics
By Stiven Peter
To be more effective in ending Racism, White people need to admit their indirect responsibility for perpetuating racism and BLM should organize to reform racist institutions and raise awareness.
|| December 2019
Opinions
The Importance of TPS
This piece discusses the harms that come from the repeal of TPS and why it is a rash decision.
|| April 2018