Dina Shlufman, Staff Writer
April 14, 2021
On Friday April 2, the Capitol Building was attacked for the second time this year.
Gabrielle Beck, Staff Writer
April 14, 2021
A story of Tongan castaways offers a positive outlook on innate human nature that contrasts the one shown in The Lord of the Flies.
Emily Kim, Staff Writer
March 26, 2021
On March 16th, a gunman murdered eight people at several Asian-run massage spas in Atlanta. Six of them were Asian women. The Atlanta shootings highlight the painful reality of the rising anti-Asian violence around the world.
Ian Kim, Staff Writer
April 16, 2021
Staff Writer Ian Kim ('22) analyzes the career of Julian Edelman.
Ian Kim, Staff Writer
March 19, 2021
Staff Writer Ian Kim ('22) takes a closer look at Younghoe Koo, a South Korean young NFL star.
- Nothing But Net For Rylie Theuerkauf January 18, 2021
- Football, Cheer, and Marching Band in a COVID World October 14, 2020
- A Glance into Tenafly High School Sports During COVID-19 October 1, 2020
- The NBA Announces an Intriguing Plan to Return June 11, 2020
Kosei Dohi, STEM Writer
December 11, 2020
Jupiter and Saturn will align in the night sky on December 21st. The last time the planet's alignment was the width of a dime was around 800 years ago!
Combating Deep Fakes and the Potential Threat of AI
October 21, 2020
As deep fakes become more developed, researchers are finding ways to distinguish fake videos from real ones.
September 23, 2020
With the discovery of phosphine gas on Venus, researchers find signs of life in our very own solar system.
Creating the 5th State of Matter During Quarantine
May 29, 2020
A scientist has remotely created the 5th state of matter in her living room.
Sivan Yoskowitz, Shira Oelsner, and Bina Lee
April 14, 2021
Sivan Yoskowitz ('23), Shira Oelsner ('23), and Bina Lee ('21) investigate whether or not the pressure exhibited at Tenafly High School is enough to negatively impact students.
THS Initiates Second Phase of In-Person Learning
April 14, 2021
As the one year mark of COVID-19 passed, THS initiated the second phase of in-person learning.
Junior Rebecca Beaver Wins an Honorable Mention in Nancy Thorp Poetry Contest
April 14, 2021
Staff Writer Erin Hong reports on junior Rebecca Beaver's poem “Girls of Steel, Girls of War," which took Honorable Mention in this year's Nancy Thorp Poetry Contest at Hollins University.
THS Junior Wins New York Times “Coming of Age” Contest
March 26, 2021
THS Junior Rebecca Wong was selected as a winner in The New York Times' 2021 "Coming of Age" contest.
Grace Chung, Staff Writer
March 17, 2021
Several of Mr. Policastro's tiger barb fish have been found dead. Grace Chung ('24) investigates.
After We Collided Review: Make This Stop Please
March 12, 2021
For some reason, After got a sequel and it made money in the midst of a pandemic. Gavin Clingham ('23) once again criticizes this fan fiction inspired franchise.
What if Technology Was Unnecessarily Hard or Inconvenient to Use
December 9, 2020
Sometimes, the frustration from technology makes us want to embrace our inner luddite and go back to simpler times.
Rise in Roadkill: Squirrels Triumph Over Chipmunk Corpses
November 9, 2020
Along with the various other mishaps of 2020, the unpredictable year brings yet another anomaly: increases in roadkill. THS students suggest that the increases in roadkill may be direct results from privatized onslaught between the squirrel and chipmunk populations.
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How Kyaw Moe Tun Showed the World What Ambassadors Should Pursue
March 29, 2021
Staff Writer Thomas Yoon ('23) gives his thoughts on how Burmese diplomat Kyaw Moe Tun exemplified what it means to be an international ambassador advocating for one's people.
Asian Hate Crimes: What the Media Doesn’t Cover
March 25, 2021
Every day, there seems to be a new reporting of an anti-Asian hate crime. Here is what you need to know.
Illusions, Deceptions, and the Reality of Communism
March 15, 2021
Staff Writer Thomas Yoon ('23) explains the history behind and his thoughts as to why Communism shouldn't be implemented or entertained.
Gavin Clingham, Staff Writer
April 16, 2021
Gavin Clingham reviews of one of the most thought-provoking and darkest movies of 2020.
Does Julian Edelman Deserve to be a Hall of Famer?
April 16, 2021
Staff Writer Ian Kim ('22) analyzes the career of Julian Edelman.
Car Rams into Two Officers at Capitol
April 14, 2021
On Friday April 2, the Capitol Building was attacked for the second time this year.
T for Tense: How Tenafly Treats Academics
April 14, 2021
Sivan Yoskowitz ('23), Shira Oelsner ('23), and Bina Lee ('21) investigate whether or not the pressure exhibited at Tenafly High School is enough to negatively impact students.
