October 21, 2021
With COVID-19 tearing up the US economy, large airlines, such as United, have decided to mandate vaccination for employees. Whether the country supports or opposes is undecided.
Hanna Brick, Guest Writer
October 18, 2021
A woman who inspired many, broke barriers and dazzled DC with her intelligence, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, also known as Notorious RBG, was a woman of immense brilliance and passion. RBG served on the Supreme Court from 1993 until her death in September of 2020. How did RBG change the judicial system, and how did she alter the women's rights movement? RBG left behind a legacy that will never be forgotten.
Linda Xing, Guest Writer
October 14, 2021
With its intricately patterned forewings and vermillion spotted hindwings, the spotted lanternfly can easily be mistaken for a beautiful butterfly gliding in the wind. But appearances are deceiving. This pernicious pest is the voracious culprit of destructive infestations on trees, crops, and a variety of other plant life. And they have been spotted right here in Tenafly.
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.
Shira Oelsner, Staff Writer
June 2, 2021
Tenafly alumna Josette Norris ('14) qualifies for the Olympic Team Trials after she ran her best 5,000-meter race with a time of 14:51.42.
- 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
- Younghoe Koo: The Asian Sensation March 19, 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.
Jacqueline Kim, Managing Editor
October 14, 2021
Tenafly High School students Will Kaminski, Tamar Peleg, and Rhea Rhaghu represented THS through their Science Research studies, for which Kaminski and Peleg earned international recognition and Raghu published her work.
The Black Box Conundrum: What is it?
October 13, 2021
Elena Goiria explains the Black Box, ubiquitous in THS classrooms.
NJ Rolls Out Post-Lockdown Assessment, Implements New Graduation Requirement
October 8, 2021
Staff Writer Junhyoung (Edward) Kim explains the rationale behind the Start Strong Assessment and summarizes the new adjustments o the high school graduation requirement implemented by New Jersey's Department of Education.
With Pink Socks, JV Girls Soccer Team Promotes Breast Cancer Awareness
October 8, 2021
Tenafly JV Girls Soccer Team unifies in pink socks to promote breast cancer awareness through the month of October.
Liam Tenenbaum, Staff Writer
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 Different Types of Moviegoers
May 25, 2021
Sivan Yoskowitz ('23) breaks down the different types of moviegoers. Trust me, you're in here, somewhere.
The Mystery of Mr. Policastro’s Dead Fish
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.
Squid Game’s Newfound Fame: a Dismissal of Asian Struggle?
October 14, 2021
There is a cost to all of Squid Game's newly found recognition. Among comments of adoration are also subtleties of fetishization and dismissals of Asian struggle. The Echo editors comment.
The Stanford Prison Experiment
May 20, 2021
How could the findings of the worlds most controversial and infamous psychological experiment, the Stanford Prison Experiment, relate to today's abusive regimes?
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?
October 21, 2021
With COVID-19 tearing up the US economy, large airlines, such as United, have decided to mandate vaccination for employees. Whether the country supports or opposes is undecided.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Her Life and Legacy
October 18, 2021
A woman who inspired many, broke barriers and dazzled DC with her intelligence, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, also known as Notorious RBG, was a woman of immense brilliance and passion. RBG served on the Supreme Court from 1993 until her death in September of 2020. How did RBG change the judicial system, and how did she alter the women's rights movement? RBG left behind a legacy that will never be forgotten.
Who Is “That Girl” And Why Does Everyone Want to Be Her?
October 14, 2021
Striving to be "that girl": motivating or toxic?
Squid Game’s Newfound Fame: a Dismissal of Asian Struggle?
October 14, 2021
There is a cost to all of Squid Game's newly found recognition. Among comments of adoration are also subtleties of fetishization and dismissals of Asian struggle. The Echo editors comment.
