Senior Social Lives Up To #Legendary Status by Ruth Reyes
“Teachers, at this time, please release seniors to the cafeteria.”
“Teachers, at this time, please release seniors to the cafeteria.”
Betsey Johnson’s dreamy pastel Spring/Summer 2015 designs. New York Fashion Week is known throughout the world because it kicks off new fashion trends for the following years, and every year is different, showcasing different environments, textures, and designs.
On Wednesday, President Barack Obama addressed the nation for his first prime time address in over a year on the current situation of the extremist group ISIL.
Senior Social is just around the corner! On Friday, the kings and queens of Class of 2015 will meet once again at F cafeteria for the annual Senior Social.
We all do it – we tweet, we Instagram, we post statuses and pictures on Facebook, we look for satisfaction in ‘likes’ and ‘favorites’ from people we never see and people we sometimes don’t even know.
This is the second video in our 2 part series on ISIS. Our staff writer, Elizabeth Martinez, simplifies and speaks on present day ISIS, what the United States is currently doing to contain them, and our options moving forward. Share your thoughts during our twitter talk on Tuesday, September 9 at 7:00 p.m. #ISISCrisis
Our staff writer, Elizabeth Martinez, explains the history behind the crisis in Northern Iraq and Syria, and ISIS. This video is the first of a 2-part series on ISIS.
It’s been a big year for women empowerment.
Every year students all across the country prepare to take standardized tests that are supposed to measure the level of competency based on the testers application of knowledge and skills. However, within the past few years, questions of the legitimacy of these standardized tests and whether they truly measure how much a student has actually…
Last October, a group of over a hundred and twenty authors–including Maya Angelou and Judy Blume–sent president Obama an open letter stating, “Our public school students spend far too much time preparing for reading tests and too little time curling up with books that fire their imaginations.”