Feminism has no color
Protesting in local Women’s Marches is just as admirable as attending a Black Lives Matter sit-in or A Day Without Immigrants protest. Keep Reading
Pay attention: The Turkish referendum is not trivial
Tt is puzzling that our government and indeed the world at large has remained silent in the face of clear affronts to the ideals of freedom and democracy. Keep Reading
Science research students participate in showcase
After a nearly two week voting period in which science research students showcased their websites and amassed public votes from their peers, Distefano received enough votes to win the People’s Choice Award, which includes a $250 cash prize and Sigma Xi recognition. Keep Reading
Meet the Class Presidents
This article was written by Asa Zaretsky, class of 2018. Elections for student government were held March 24. Posters were hung high throughout the school, and many upper school students cast their ballots for the nominees. Prospective candidates wrote essays and recorded home made campaign videos. From these elections, four candidates emerged on top, and now they plan their agenda for the upcoming year. For sophomore class president, last year’s freshmen elected Barak Huang, who utilized memes to snatch the job.… Keep Reading
‘Live’ implements introduce unforeseen content issues
It has become evident that Facebook and Instagram’s movement toward live technology has made them more than just social media and sharing sites. Keep Reading