Last Day of School
The last day of school for seniors was today, and to say the least it was bittersweet. Saying goodbye to teachers, classmates and staff that we’ve seen every day for… Continue reading "Last Day of School"
The last day of school for seniors was today, and to say the least it was bittersweet. Saying goodbye to teachers, classmates and staff that we’ve seen every day for… Continue reading "Last Day of School"
Have you ever considered deleting your Snapchat app? I dare you to break that 300 day streak (the amount of days in a row you and another person have snapchatted)… Continue reading "Why You Should Try Deleting Snapchat"
“Go, Grace, GO!!!” I shouted from the sidelines, my face painted in blue and white, our school colors. Of the 17,732 seats that make up Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, roughly 50… Continue reading "READ THIS ARTICLE FOR A COOKIE! A Farewell Address"
Earlier this month New York passed the nation’s first free education bill for public universities. In a program touted as “free education for the middle class,” families making under $100,000… Continue reading "Cuomo’s Free College Folly"
According to Elyce Arons, Chair of Grace Church School’s Board of Trustees, the school mascot, the Gremlin, will go under review to be changed in the upcoming year. Ms. Arons… Continue reading "Wait…We’re the Gremlins?"
As school is coming to a close, spring sports seasons are ending. The sports — baseball, softball, tennis, track and golf — are all offered in the Spring season. This… Continue reading "Athletics: Spring Recap"
The Democratic party is currently experiencing a battle over its identity. As I’ve touched on in the past, the American political system is in a state of flux, realigning from… Continue reading "The Future of the Democratic Party is Not Bernie Sanders, It is Emmanuel Macron"
During chapel, there is a time called Prayers of the People, in which the prayer offers prayers for people in the GCS community, people around the world in need, and… Continue reading "Prayers of the People"
Recently, I interviewed renowned Professor Todd Gitlin, at Columbia University, on his involvement in the anti-war movement against the Vietnam War. He was key in organizing over 25,000 college students… Continue reading "How to Conduct an Interview"
In class on Monday, the Journalism class did an exercise to practice being an on the street reporter. Each student went up to strangers in Washington Square Park and asked what… Continue reading "Advice to Your High School Self"