By CHLOE SHAKIN and LAUREN GOLDSTEIN Originally published May 2013 It is 2:00am, and Chloe Shakin is still awake studying for the AP Biology test that she will take tomorrow. She, like a majority of […]

By Rachel John Originally published May 2013 No one really expects something interesting from a college visit except maybe a tour of the campus dorms or free college merchandise. I thought my campus tour at […]

By SABRINA BERMAN and SYDNEY BASS Originally published June 2013 Every class of Jericho High School has something they’re remembered for. The members of the class of 2014 have different opinions of how they will […]

By ZACHARY DUKOFF Originally published June 2013 Much like my peers, I am an addict. And like addicts, at certain times our pupils dilate, our armpits become enamored with sweat, and there is always that […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]