2020 BLOOPERS!
Election 2020: Everything You Need to Know
The Presidential Election has finally finished, and it looks like we have a winner… The matter of whether human rights, socialism, or the welfare of people, or the focus on economy, pro-life, and fixing unemployment is especially huge in this election, and because of the rise of COVID-19, one ofContinue Reading
A Legacy of Change
“You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” -Mahatma Gandhi Nearly three decades ago, my father, Eliot Finkelstein, set out on a journey in education that would ultimately change the direction of a large, comprehensive High School in New York City. Schools were closing, violence wasContinue Reading
Jordan Martin: The Key to Appreciation
Jordan Martin, my cousin, has been someone who I have looked up to throughout my entire life. Now, in this interview, I followed through with his accomplishments and why exactly he serves as someone so inspiring. While he cannot swim with sharks, or walk through a ring of fire, myContinue Reading
How Did Covid-19 Affect D1 Athletes?
Covid-19 has affected every person on this planet in some shape or form. Additionally, it has affected organizations and teams in many ways. I had the chance to interview a division one athlete, Gianna Edwards. The D1 athlete attending East Carolina University in North Carolina is a college freshman andContinue Reading
What’s It Like Outside Of New York During a Pandemic?
Have you ever wondered how other states are handling the spread of Covid-19 and quarantine? Do more states listen to authorities better than others? How are other people quarantining? What are the rules in other states? Is it similar or different from New York? These questions are all answered byContinue Reading
Keep It!
How do you find a good podcast? It seems like an unimaginable feat given that there were over 500,000 podcasts produced on Spotify last year: but take it from me, it is possible! Whenever Spotify recommends something, I usually decline and resume what I was doing before the interruption. However,Continue Reading
A Profile of a Legal Librarian: Antonietta Supa
It was the early 1990s, and Antonietta Tatta had just been hired as the legal librarian for the aviation law firm Condon and Forsyth. There was no Internet, no Google, no online database; the most advanced research technology she had was the now-ancient microfiche. But now, she faced a challengeContinue Reading
A Conversation About Fashion: Aspiring Student Erica Lynch
Walking down the halls of A-Wing, many students would turn and stare. It is inevitable though the petite brunette commands your attention with her retro style and little beret. Some giggle, some gawk, some ponder in confusion for a minute at how long it must take her to get ready.Continue Reading
Adam Melchor
Exquisite instrumentals, enchanting vocals, and a melody so beautiful it makes your heart ache. This is the only way to describe Adam Melchor. Adam Melchor is a folk indie musician from New Jersey. After he graduated from college with an Opera degree, Melchor started writing songs and recording demos inContinue Reading
The Cultural Reset of Born to Die by Lana Del Rey
The first major-label release for singer/songwriter Lana Del Rey, back in 2012, undoubtedly brought about a new wave in pop music for the 2010s and onward. For seven years, Lana Del Rey struggled to find her identity and sound in the music industry. During this time, she went by variousContinue Reading
95 of the Best Parks and Recreation Quotes
On April 9, 2009, NBC introduced viewers to the hardworking and dedicated civil servant of Pawnee, Indiana: Leslie Knope in Parks and Recreation. The tv series continued for seven seasons, where viewers follow Ms. Knope’s—as well as her fellow Parks Department staff—journey through local, state, and federal government while alsoContinue Reading