As the sun rises brightly and the school day begins, hundreds of students enter Public School 163. Some of them … More
Month: August 2018
Why the Modern Day Fanfic Author Deserves Acceptance (Like Shakespeare)
By Alyssa Chen Fanfiction is nothing new. It’s been around since historical times – even Shakespeare wrote fanfiction – but … More
The Last Straw?
By: Devan Adegbile According to USA Today, “Within the last year, cities such as San Francisco, Seattle, Fort Myers, … More
Pineapple on Pizza or Not?
The Hawaiian pizza, which is topped with pieces of pineapple, has been the topic of internet debates for many … More
Libraries Are Important
By: Oniken J. Pereira The New York Public libraries are an essential cause. People read books there, and borrow … More
Art Installations Beautify Parkchester Library in the Bronx
By: Jenna Song Parkchester, Bronx – The Parkchester Library’s outdoor courtyard is being transformed this summer by vibrant art installations … More
Israeli Nation-State Bill: Much Ado About Nothing
By: Russell Stern For the past week, there has been a heated controversy surrounding the Israeli Nation-State bill, which the … More
New Building, New Neighborhood?
Chinatown’s shops are being taken down and replaced, Midtown’s buildings are being upgraded, Washington Heights rent prices are soaring, and … More
Caution: Kids on the Web
By: Lila Chen “They’re just like kids on the internet.” Well, in this day and age, they’re probably not … More
Superintendent Couldn’t Care Less About Damages In Resident Homes
By Jesica Ramirez August 9 at 10:05 AM ELMHURST, NY— Jansinta Morelos came across a small water leakage in the … More