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JerEcho Back in Time: December 23, 1965
By MATTHEW ROTHSTEIN Check out these highlights from The JerEcho archives. Enjoy the news from December 23, 1965. [prezi url=”https://prezi.com/p/4fjrd6dcxioc/”] Media not working? Click here
Month: January 2019
JPOV
One Size Does Not Fit All
By CORINNE DICPINIGAITIS I still remember walking into a trendy Brandy Melville clothing store, infamous for its “one size fits most” sizing. I picked up a pretty shirt I found, but it looked a little […]
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Ask JuJu: Socializing or Schoolwork?
REAL, RELATABLE, RELIABLE RESPONSES Welcome to Ask JuJu! I’m here to help you get through high school. Submit your questions below and I will publish them anonymously along with some awesome advice. I can not wait […]
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Panic at the Music Festival
By JENNA WISELTIER Not long into the Global Citizen Music Festival that took place this past fall in Central Park, panic erupted when a gunshot-like sound frightened attendees. The Global Citizen Music Festival, often referred to […]
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Jericho Gets Hairy
By LAUREN STEINBERGER and ALEXA ALBICOCCO The Jericho School District participated in No Shave November, an annual fundraising event to raise money for cancer research. Male staff stopped shaving, and school and community members donated funds to […]
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“The Hate You Give” Is Better in Print
By TALA ABUKOUSH Disclaimer: spoiler alert! “The Hate You Give” by Angie Thomas is a book that demonstrates the impact of police brutality, and was recently made into a film directed by George Tillman Jr. […]
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The Stress of a College-bound Senior
By ALEX LENNEBERG The beginning of senior year brought out a lot of my emotions. I began to become excited for my future with more thoughts about college and my post-high school life, now less […]
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Which Jericho Teachers Are You Most Like?
By CHARLOTTE LEIGH and AARON MARASIA Answer each of the questions to find out which Jericho HS teacher group matches you. (Be patient with loading the quiz. Quality takes time sometimes.) [wp_quiz id=”20005″]
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New York Anime At Last!
By STEPHANIE ZHANG For the first time in its history, Anime Fest appeared with New York Comic Con at the Javits Center and Pier 94 this past fall. Considered art, anime is a Japanese form […]