Karis Cho, Jacqueline Kim, Gia Shin, and Gavin Clingham
May 7, 2021
Since the Atlanta shooting, Asians have taken matters into their own hands, rising forward to speak against the hate directed towards them and embodying the voices of the repressed.The change was long overdue, yet Bergen County remained silent. Rightful action was finally taken by none other than two ordinary Tenafly moms. On Sunday, March 21st, a simple Facebook message was transformed into a county-wide vigil with over 800 attendees.
Dina Shlufman, Staff Writer
May 5, 2021
President Biden imposed a travel ban on travelers from India following last Saturday's report of 400,000 COVID-19 cases there, the most of any country so far in the pandemic.
Jacqueline Kim, Staff Writer
April 30, 2021
Governor Murphy has announced that starting next school year, virtual learning alternatives across New Jersey will be eliminated.
Shira Oelsner, Staff Writer
April 30, 2021
Tenafly Girls Volleyball triumphed over dominant Northern Highlands in the state championship with a 2-0 win.
Ian Kim, Staff Writer
April 16, 2021
Staff Writer Ian Kim ('22) analyzes the career of Julian Edelman.
- Younghoe Koo: The Asian Sensation March 19, 2021
- 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
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.
Jacqueline Kim and Michelle Lee
May 7, 2021
In honor of this year's Teacher Appreciation Week, we gathered a series of messages and memories from students to share just a fraction of our appreciation for our amazing teachers.
A Senior Tradition Transformed
April 30, 2021
Despite the restrictions of the pandemic, THS seniors were determined to make the annual Tux Show happen. Staff Writer Bina Lee reports.
April 28, 2021
It's been over a year since THS music students performed in front of a live audience. What will the spring concert look like?
April 27, 2021
Sivan Yoskowitz ('23) reports on the 2021 Tenafly Olympics.
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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April 29, 2021
Women are constantly told to modify their behavior and take better safety precautions to avoid being objectified or sexually harassed, but what does it show about society when a woman does everything right?
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.
Gavin Clingham, Staff Writer
May 7, 2021
The game that has enjoyed a generation of success and caused parents to worry when they realize what they bought for their 8-year-old child has gotten a modern adaptation. Gavin Clingham ('23) gives his praising but tentative review.
Minari and the Issue of Foreign Language Film Categories
May 7, 2021
Back in February, the film Minari was snubbed from more coveted categories and put into best foreign language film despite being produced in America. As it turns out, this isn't the first time there's been an issue like this before.
The History of Interpreting Dreams
May 7, 2021
Since the dawn of time, dreams have been interpreted in a wide variety of ways from their divine association to their psychological reasoning. This article explores how dreams have been interpreted throughout history.
Harry Potter New York: A Taste of Hogwarts in the Big Apple
May 7, 2021
What we can expect from the new Harry Potter store in Manhattan
