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Elon Musk speaks at the Oval office as President Trump signs an executive order limiting the size of the federal workforce
Federal Judge Blocks DOGE from Accessing Treasury Records
Anthony Kang, Guest Writer • February 14, 2025
Global Temperatures Rise, Impacting Climate Worldwide
Global Temperatures Rise, Impacting Climate Worldwide
Brianna Cavadias, Staff Writer • February 14, 2025
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Mr. Woods, who was falsely accused and sent to prison for one year.
What Happens When Your Name Is No Longer Your Own?
Sophia Zhang, Staff Writer • February 13, 2025

On Friday, January 31, in a “beige-walled courtroom” in Iowa, a long, twisted legal saga finally came to an end. Mr. William Woods, a homeless...

The Innovator Who Outsmarted Google’s Dino Game
The Innovator Who Outsmarted Google’s Dino Game
Avyay Manoj, Senior Staff Writer • February 6, 2025

Akshay Narisetti, a visionary software engineer and the founder of Open Vision, has cemented his reputation as one of the most innovative minds...

Gonnegtions #16
Gonnegtions #16
Orli Rosenstein and Ella Plotkin February 12, 2025



Mall Mayhem in Maui
Mall Mayhem in Maui
Ella Plotkin, Staff Writer • January 8, 2025

Last summer, somehow, I convinced my parents to send me on a Teen Tour to Hawaii.  “Yes, please go. I am in desperate need of some alone...

Tiger Threads #9
Tiger Threads #9
Orli Rosenstein and Ella Plotkin February 6, 2025

Gonnegtions #16
Gonnegtions #16
Orli Rosenstein and Ella Plotkin February 12, 2025



[Science Olympiad members at Princeton Invitational (in no particular order): Insuh (Sarah) Baek, Edmond Hod, Joe Kuwama, Seiichiro Takayama, Dominick Miller, Ganghyun (Tony) Yoo, Kiran Muttiah, Noah Jackson, Yuval Amitai, Adir Shatldryd, Edward Wang, Hillary Xie, Henry Lee, Ananjay Anchillia, and Jehee Nam]
THS Science Olympiad Medals at Columbia and Princeton Invitationals
Nikhil Lewis, Staff Writer • February 7, 2025
The Chinese Culture Club
THS Annual Lunar New Year Celebration Unfolds
Soeun Lee, Senior Staff Writer • February 6, 2025
Triple C Book Review #13 : City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments) by Cassandra Clare
Triple C Book Review #13 : City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments) by Cassandra Clare
Kailyn Cho, Proofreader • January 9, 2025
When I say I finished this 400+ page novel in a mere three days, you know it was good. Starting the new year off strong, I decided to get back into longer series rather than stand-alone novels, and I found The Mortal Instruments series to be one of the more captivating series I’ve read.
Triple C’s Book Review #12: The Summer I Turned Pretty
Triple C’s Book Review #12: The Summer I Turned Pretty
Kailyn Cho, Proofreader • September 19, 2024
Returning from a summer break, it is only right to dedicate the first Triple C Book Review of this school year to The Summer I Turned Pretty trilogy by Jenny Han. Many readers probably recognize this title from the Amazon Prime TV series that debuted in 2022. Since then, fans can expect the third (and last) season to come out next summer. I am absolutely in love with this series, although it is cheesy, and it will never stop being my comfort show or book to turn to.
Triple C’s Book Review #11: One Day in December
Triple C’s Book Review #11: One Day in December
Kailyn Cho, Senior Staff Writer • May 30, 2024
When I was about halfway through One Day in December by Josie Silver, I was on the verge of taking a break from reading. With every page, I was getting increasingly frustrated at the plot and thought the protagonist was crazy as she mooned over a man she had simply shared a few seconds of eye contact with. However, there was something that kept drawing me in, despite my mixed feelings about the characters themselves, and the book did not disappoint.
Grammys Honor the Year’s Top Artists
Grammys Honor the Year’s Top Artists
Anoushka Chakrabarti, Senior Staff Writer • February 14, 2025
Marcello Fasano ('27) performs in One Acts.
The One Acts Experience
Val Reyes, Staff Writer • February 13, 2025
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Deadly Air-Collision Over D.C. Points to Recent Surge in Aviation Disasters
Deadly Air-Collision Over D.C. Points to Recent Surge in Aviation Disasters
Achyut Manoj, Guest Writer • February 14, 2025

January of this year saw the deadliest US aviation accident since the 2009 passenger flight crash, which is often hailed as the deadliest crash...

Late night show studio
Spotlight On Satire
Gili Shoval and Aaron Moon February 13, 2025

The lights are dim, the crowd is cheering and clapping, the spotlight on a makeshift living room grows brighter, and soon enough a dazzling figure...

Commute
Commute
Linda Xing, Senior Staff Writer • December 5, 2024

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Kav and Kay's High School Soundtrack
Kav and Kay’s High School Soundtrack
Kavya Chettur and Kailyn Cho November 1, 2024
As we dive into our senior year, we can’t help but feel that each class has its own vibe. Here's a list of some of our memorable classes—ones that we’ve already taken and ones that we’re in this year—each with its own tune, reflecting the highs, lows, and everything in between.As we dive into our senior year, we can’t help but feel that each class has its own vibe. Here's a list of some of our memorable classes—ones that we’ve already taken and ones that we’re in this year—each with its own tune, reflecting the highs, lows, and everything in between.
Letter to the Editors
Letter to the Editors
Ms. Karen Drake November 2, 2023

Without intention, I was left out of the article titled “Teacher Racial Representation at THS Matters." Reading that there were “zero”...

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