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Jericho’s First Ever Lip Dub
Over 1,200 Jericho High School students and staff took to the halls to dance and cheer and show their school spirit on Friday, March 14, 2014. This Spirit Week event kicked off Battle of […]
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Super Bowl XLVIII Preview
By NICK ALBICOCCO The first 47 NFL Super Bowls were all played in warm weather climates such as Miami or Dallas, but this Super Bowl XLVIII will be played in the tri-state area for the […]
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Jericho Hosts the Seventh Annual Joseph Farrell Meet
BY STEPHANIE CHEN and TERESA LEE On Saturday, September 28 the Jericho girls varsity swimming and diving team held its 7th annual Joseph Farrell Memorial swim meet. Three other swim teams on Long Island (Port Washington, […]
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New York Knicks Coverage
By NICK ALBICOCCO and TYLER BLITZ New York Knicks 2013-2014 Season Preview By NICK ALBICOCCO The Knicks have brought back their main players to this year’s NBA season, including their top players: JR Smith, Tyson […]
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“Pretty Little Liars” 2013 Halloween Episode Review
By MARISA GARTEN ABC Family’s “Pretty Little Liars” hooked viewers with its suspense-ridden episodes ever since it first debuted in June 2010. Based loosely on the novel series by Sara Shepard, the show immediately garnered a wide following after […]
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“Suit and Tie” Review
By TERESA LEE Originally published May 2013 World renowned singer, actor, and performer, Justin Timberlake, made his first musical comeback since 2007 with the release of his new single “Suit and Tie” in January 2013. […]
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Jericho Students Participate in National History Day Competition
By CINDY PARK Originally published June 2013 On Monday, April 29th, many Jericho middle and high school students entered projects to the annual New York State History Day. This year’s theme is Turning Points in […]
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Book Review: The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
By AMY XU Originally published June 2013 Junot Díaz isn’t one for pretense. So when Mr. Díaz wrote “The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao,” he didn’t place the masses at the heart of […]
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Jericho Students and the Abundance of Private Tutors
By JULIE MAY and CINDY HASSAN Originally published June 2013 “I can’t come over; I have my tutor at 5.” This phrase isn’t uncommon among students in the overanxious halls of Jericho High School. With many Jericho […]