Jack Israel, Staff Writer
December 3, 2021
Electric Vehicles (EVs) have been soaring in the stock market throughout these past few weeks. Why is this happening? Staff Writer Jack Israel ('24) reports on his new blog, Jack's Market News.
Alex Chizzik, Staff Writer
November 23, 2021
A scarcity of poultry in the United States just might make a traditional Thanksgiving a bit more difficult this year. Staff Writer Alex Chizzik ('24) reports.
Shira Oelsner, Staff Writer
November 22, 2021
Plant a Tree Co. promised to “plant 1 tree for every pet picture," causing 4.1 million pet pictures to go viral on Instagram. But would the company plant 4.1 million trees? Staff writer Shira Oelsner ('23) reports.
Gia Shin, Co-Editor-in-Chief
November 19, 2021
Last month, junior Rachael Kim won the national championships for Cadet Women’s Foil at the North American Cup in St. Louis, Missouri. Co-Editor-in-Chief Gia Shin reports.
Shira Oelsner, Staff Writer
October 7, 2021
The NBA announced that it is not mandating COVID-19 vaccines for the 10% of players who are yet to get their shots.
- Tenafly Alumna Josette Norris Races to the Olympics June 2, 2021
- Notable Games for the ’21-’22 NFL Season May 20, 2021
- THS Girls Volleyball Dives into Sectional Final with a Win April 30, 2021
- Does Julian Edelman Deserve to be a Hall of Famer? April 16, 2021
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.
Grace Chung, Staff Writer
November 24, 2021
The Class of ’22 and ’23 made history by reviving Tenafly High School's Homecoming last Saturday.
The History Behind the Flags of THS Library
November 23, 2021
Attentive students may have noticed that the foreign flags usually hanging in the Lalor Library Media Center are gone. Staff Writer Thomas Yoon ('21) explains the history of the flags and why they've been temporarily taken down.
THS Music Club: Starting on the Right Note
November 19, 2021
Early this school year, juniors Jamie Liu and Madison Lee created the THS Music Tutoring Club to give Tenafly students the opportunity to tutor younger students in music.
2021 Senior Halloween Costumes Take the Stage
November 12, 2021
As per the tradition, the annual THS Senior Halloween Parade was held in the THS Media Center, and our 2021 seniors did not disappoint.
December 3, 2021
The boy who only knows slang. We don't ever REALLY know what they're saying, but we can sort of make it out. “Yo fanta pants, kidmudgeon you a big bird in town bro dog. Arm barn, it's an OC! Don't be pullin that spooky dookie this year you baby bat.”
What Your Favorite Thanksgiving Food Says About You
November 23, 2021
Thanksgiving is here! Learn what Liam Tenenbaum ('25) has to say about your favorite Thanksgiving foods, and what each of them mean to the holiday.
New Pandemic Fashion Unmasked at Tenafly High School
October 22, 2021
There's new pandemic fashion at Tenafly High. Liam Tenenbaum ('25) reports.
Students, Faculty Feel the Heat of New Year
October 7, 2021
Humor piece involving the broken AC disaster in THS, with a "slightly" exaggerated story of a school day enduring the heat.
The D.C. National Guard Should be Transferred from the President to the Mayor
December 3, 2021
The President of the United States has complete control over the D.C. National Guard because D.C. is not a state. Xander Apostolakis argues that the National Guard should transfer to the mayor of DC and that former President Trump used the national guard for his political purposes.
November 16, 2021
Many Americans take their freedoms and right to vote for granted, even during a dangerous time for our democracy. Xander Apostolakis explores how the next few years could impact American democracy for good or bad.
The Stride for Equality: How Misogyny Is Built into Today’s Schools
November 10, 2021
Showing a bra strap is punishable with a dress code violation. Not wearing a bra is, too. Exactly what type of message do these violations send young girls?
Jack Israel, Staff Writer
December 3, 2021
Electric Vehicles (EVs) have been soaring in the stock market throughout these past few weeks. Why is this happening? Staff Writer Jack Israel ('24) reports on his new blog, Jack's Market News.
Remembering Lost Ones This Holiday Season
December 3, 2021
We generally associate the holidays with festivities and family gatherings. Karis Cho ('23) explores the flip side and details her personal experience with loss during the holiday season.
The D.C. National Guard Should be Transferred from the President to the Mayor
December 3, 2021
The President of the United States has complete control over the D.C. National Guard because D.C. is not a state. Xander Apostolakis argues that the National Guard should transfer to the mayor of DC and that former President Trump used the national guard for his political purposes.
December 3, 2021
In need of gift ideas for your loved ones this coming holiday season? Alex Chizzik (‘24) reports the top 10 most wanted holiday gifts this year.
