Sports
Penguins Look Dominant in Early Triumph
By Damian Wasilewicz, Kevin Chan
The Peglegs certainly don’t look complacent after their championship year and seemed geared to be even better this year.
|| October 2018Sports
Not the Start They Wanted: Mimbas Open with 0-2 Record
Despite a 0-2 start to the season, the Mimbas have a lot of optimism as they hope to finish the season with a winning record.
|| October 2018Sports
Girls’ Volleyball Reclaims Dominance
The Vixens beat their biggest rival in their first official PSAL match of the season.
|| October 2018Sports
The Peglegs Fall in Valiant Effort
By Aki Yamaguchi, Elias Ferguson
The Peglegs impressed against division rivals and defending champions Martin Luther King Jr. High School, losing a close match 2-1.
|| October 2018Sports
Charlie Scott: Civil Rights Activist, NBA Hall of Fame Inductee, and Stuyvesant Alum
This is the story of Stuyvesant High School, the Civil Rights Movement of the ’60s, basketball, and one Stuyvesant student—Charles Thomas Scott (’67).
|| October 2018Humor
The Kavanaugh Roundup
A series of exclusive breaking news items regarding Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
|| October 2018Sports
The Sam Darnold Problem
By Lewis Woloch
Sam Darnold is the perfect example of the importance of developing quarterbacks in the NFL slowly and not immediately playing them.
|| October 2018Sports
Spartans Look to Repeat Undefeated Season
By Yukai Liu
The Spartans, Stuyvesant’s boys’ varsity bowling team, are learning to work with a smaller and less experienced roster in hopes of another strong season.
|| October 2018Sports
Triple G vs. Canelo Alvarez II: The Counter-Puncher Strikes Back
By Sunan Tajwar
Canelo Alvarez controlled the narrative of the fight.
|| October 2018Sports
The League of Champions Returns
The Champions League is full up great matchups this year. Here is how I think it will go down.
|| October 2018
Humor
A Rant From A Hudson Stairwell Spirit
A transcription from someone unamused by the barricaded escalators.
|| October 2018
Arts and Entertainment
Bert & Ernie are just roommates you guys
With all the controversy and backlash surrounding the fact that Sesame Street’s Bert and Ernie are not gay, it’s just another call for us to be supportive of the characters that do represent the LGBTQ+ community.
|| October 2018
Opinions
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Learn the Game Before Enjoying the Fame
By Rohit Roy
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez needs to go back and review the numerous mistakes she has made since her win in New York and rectify them in order to serve her constituents in the best way possible before it’s too late.
|| October 2018
News
William Wang and Vishwaa Sofat: 2018-2019 Leaders of the Stuyvesant Student Union
By Erin Lee, George Shey, Maddy Andersen, Nishmi Abeyweera
Student Union President William Wang and Student Union Vice President Vishwaa Sofat assumed office last spring and have a number of initiatives planned for the...
|| October 2018
Opinions
Tolstoy’s Historiography Deserves More Attention
Despite its cultural status, the central argument of Tolstoy’s masterpiece has been forgotten by history.
|| October 2018
Features
At the Today Show With Stuyvesant Robotics: The Community Within the Competitions
By Jennifer Liu, Veronika Kowalski
Stuyvesant Robotics team members Jonathan Lu, Aleksandra Koroza, and Lili Boenigk discuss their team’s creativity and camaraderie on the Today Show and during competitions.
|| October 2018
Arts and Entertainment
Activism, Teenage Rebellion, and Alt-Rock in “Jagged Little Pill”
A thinkpiece on the musical adaptation of Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette.
|| October 2018News
Launch of Talos Creates Difficulties for the Stuyvesant Community
By Annette Kim, Misaal Tabassum, Rachel Ok
The recent introduction of Talos as a new system for program changes at Stuyvesant has evoked a variety of responses from students and administrators.
|| October 2018Features
Multilingual McAuliffe
Teacher profile on Ms. McAuliffe, the new Language AP
|| October 2018Opinions
Moving Down and Shaking Up
In its current state, Britain’s NHS is unsustainable and doomed to implode.
|| October 2018News
Stuyvesant Receives Million Dollar Donation for New Robotics Lab
Alumni brothers Edwin (’04) and Alfred Lin (’90) donated $1 million for a new robotics lab at Stuyvesant.
|| October 2018Opinions
An Unwelcome Addition to the Fashion Industry
By Unknown User
Digital fashion models set an alarming precedent for the future of the fashion industry.
|| October 2018Opinions
An Unjust Justice System
By Kaylee Yin
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.
|| October 2018Opinions
How to Save the MTA
For New York to maintain a strong public transportation program into the future, it is important that the MTA makes itself more affordable for all New Yorkers and that it uses innovative strategies to modernize the system and meet the demands of a growing city.
|| October 2018Sports
Penguins Look Dominant in Early Triumph
By Damian Wasilewicz, Kevin Chan
The Peglegs certainly don’t look complacent after their championship year and seemed geared to be even better this year.
|| October 2018Humor
A Rant From A Hudson Stairwell Spirit
A transcription from someone unamused by the barricaded escalators.
|| October 2018Sports
Not the Start They Wanted: Mimbas Open with 0-2 Record
Despite a 0-2 start to the season, the Mimbas have a lot of optimism as they hope to finish the season with a winning record.
|| October 2018Sports
Girls’ Volleyball Reclaims Dominance
The Vixens beat their biggest rival in their first official PSAL match of the season.
|| October 2018Sports
The Peglegs Fall in Valiant Effort
By Aki Yamaguchi, Elias Ferguson
The Peglegs impressed against division rivals and defending champions Martin Luther King Jr. High School, losing a close match 2-1.
|| October 2018Sports
Charlie Scott: Civil Rights Activist, NBA Hall of Fame Inductee, and Stuyvesant Alum
This is the story of Stuyvesant High School, the Civil Rights Movement of the ’60s, basketball, and one Stuyvesant student—Charles Thomas Scott (’67).
|| October 2018Humor
The Kavanaugh Roundup
A series of exclusive breaking news items regarding Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
|| October 2018Sports
The Sam Darnold Problem
By Lewis Woloch
Sam Darnold is the perfect example of the importance of developing quarterbacks in the NFL slowly and not immediately playing them.
|| October 2018Sports
Spartans Look to Repeat Undefeated Season
By Yukai Liu
The Spartans, Stuyvesant’s boys’ varsity bowling team, are learning to work with a smaller and less experienced roster in hopes of another strong season.
|| October 2018Sports
Triple G vs. Canelo Alvarez II: The Counter-Puncher Strikes Back
By Sunan Tajwar
Canelo Alvarez controlled the narrative of the fight.
|| October 2018Sports
The League of Champions Returns
The Champions League is full up great matchups this year. Here is how I think it will go down.
|| October 2018Sports
A Tribute To David Wright
By Oliver Ripps
Wright deserves a full season of tribute nights like these, but regardless of him going hitless, Saturday seemed like the perfect ending to a long, rocky journey.
|| October 2018Arts and Entertainment
“Steven Universe” and Rebecca Sugar’s Visionary Role in Animation
By Lea Shvarts
“Steven Universe” shakes the industry with unparalleled representation and wholesome content.
|| October 2018Arts and Entertainment
Activism, Teenage Rebellion, and Alt-Rock in “Jagged Little Pill”
A thinkpiece on the musical adaptation of Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette.
|| October 2018Arts and Entertainment
Bert & Ernie are just roommates you guys
With all the controversy and backlash surrounding the fact that Sesame Street’s Bert and Ernie are not gay, it’s just another call for us to be supportive of the characters that do represent the LGBTQ+ community.
|| October 2018Opinions
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Learn the Game Before Enjoying the Fame
By Rohit Roy
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez needs to go back and review the numerous mistakes she has made since her win in New York and rectify them in order to serve her constituents in the best way possible before it’s too late.
|| October 2018News
Launch of Talos Creates Difficulties for the Stuyvesant Community
By Annette Kim, Misaal Tabassum, Rachel Ok
The recent introduction of Talos as a new system for program changes at Stuyvesant has evoked a variety of responses from students and administrators.
|| October 2018News
William Wang and Vishwaa Sofat: 2018-2019 Leaders of the Stuyvesant Student Union
By Erin Lee, George Shey, Maddy Andersen, Nishmi Abeyweera
Student Union President William Wang and Student Union Vice President Vishwaa Sofat assumed office last spring and have a number of initiatives planned for the...
|| October 2018Opinions
Tolstoy’s Historiography Deserves More Attention
Despite its cultural status, the central argument of Tolstoy’s masterpiece has been forgotten by history.
|| October 2018Features
At the Today Show With Stuyvesant Robotics: The Community Within the Competitions
By Jennifer Liu, Veronika Kowalski
Stuyvesant Robotics team members Jonathan Lu, Aleksandra Koroza, and Lili Boenigk discuss their team’s creativity and camaraderie on the Today Show and during competitions.
|| October 2018Features
Multilingual McAuliffe
Teacher profile on Ms. McAuliffe, the new Language AP
|| October 2018
Opinions
An Examination of Modern Hip-hop
By Jenny Huang
Hypermasculinity and cultural appropriation in hip-hop have led to problematic objectification of women, stigmatization of the LGBTQ+ community, and fetishization of Asian culture.
|| October 2018Opinions
Moving Down and Shaking Up
In its current state, Britain’s NHS is unsustainable and doomed to implode.
|| October 2018News
Stuyvesant Receives Million Dollar Donation for New Robotics Lab
Alumni brothers Edwin (’04) and Alfred Lin (’90) donated $1 million for a new robotics lab at Stuyvesant.
|| October 2018Opinions
An Unwelcome Addition to the Fashion Industry
By Unknown User
Digital fashion models set an alarming precedent for the future of the fashion industry.
|| October 2018Opinions
An Unjust Justice System
By Kaylee Yin
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.
|| October 2018Opinions
How to Save the MTA
For New York to maintain a strong public transportation program into the future, it is important that the MTA makes itself more affordable for all New Yorkers and that it uses innovative strategies to modernize the system and meet the demands of a growing city.
|| October 2018Arts and Entertainment
From Print to Picture
By Lucy Lu
A look at the adaptation of books into digital media, and how the integrity of the books may be affected by primarily focusing on the Handmaid’s Tale and 13 Reasons Why.
|| October 2018