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Are You Smarter Than a High Schooler?
BY VANESSA ENG “Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader” was a popular show that most people either knew because they watched it, or because they heard about it. The show is being revived by […]
Year: 2015
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JHS Art Club’s Climate Ribbon Event
By AMANDA DAMON Recently Jericho High School held its first Climate Ribbon Event, an art installation intended to raise awareness about social media and, particularly about putting an end to texting and driving. The goal of […]
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Netflix’s New Hit Is Unbreakable
By MIKAELA ADWAR With its infectious theme song and cast of uniquely memorable characters, “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” may be one of the best new shows this season, despite the fact that it did not premiere on network […]
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Signora Bozzo Produces the Next Michelangelos
By NIKKI DUKOFF After instructing her AP Italian students on famous Italian artists and their different creative methods, Italian teacher Signora Bozzo decided to start a new project with her seniors. The class created their own […]
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Teens, Teachers and TV
By SABRINA WONG More and more people have been watching their favorite TV shows online rather than on cable, and Jericho High School’s students and teachers are no exception. Many students and teachers prefer to […]
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Pegasus Sneak Peek – “Daydream”
By MADELINE KAUFMAN Jericho High School sophomore Sabrina Wong is an avid member of Pegasus, and her work will be featured in the 2014-2015 publication. “My piece is about what it’s like to spend a […]
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Teens and Their Tunes
By MICHELLE LU Whether it’s via a car radio, smartphone or computer, music is a daily experience for most teens. Today, there are many different methods teens use to get music including buying it digitally, streaming […]
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Why Did You Decide to Teach?
By VANESSA ENG Have you ever wondered why your teachers chose to become educators in the first place? Click each photo to see what some of Jericho High School’s teachers had to say. Photos not working? […]
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Doodles for Days
By AMELIA BAUMANN “I’m sorry, am I boring you?” is a favored phrase of teachers who observe students doodling in class. Teachers have been dealing with doodling for ages, and while many consider it a […]