By: Katelyn Wescott New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has been under a lot of fire recently after multiple women, some being current and past employees, have accused him of sexual assault or […]
When Will it Be Safe to Go Back to School?
By: Lily Caravela After over a year of living abnormally in the pandemic, a common question is continuously raised; is it safe for students and teachers to go back to in-person school […]
Why Minimizing Hate Crimes Hurts Asian Americans
By: Emmanuelle Feria It’s no secret that COVID-19 has exacerbated long-existent racial tensions in America. From the rumors that COVID-19 started in China to people’s ardent avoidance of Chinese restaurants, Chinese Americans […]
Brielle Guarente Reaches 1,000 Points
By: Alexa Camerino Although 2021 has come with a lot of negatives, Brielle Guarente has been able to find the positives in the situation, just as she always does. Uncertain if or […]
St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations
By: Emma Carriker All over the world, St. Patrick’s Day celebrations have been cancelled due to Coronavirus concerns. It became very hard for people to celebrate St Patrick’s Day the way they […]
2021 Girls Volleyball Team
By: Erin McCann After the volleyball season was postponed in August 2020, no one knew if it was ever going to occur. The JCHS team had a few practices in the summer, […]
Biden’s Stimulus Plan: What It Means For Americans
By: Julia Hernandez The light is officially at the end of the tunnel: with a huge thank you to President Joseph Biden for signing a $1.9 trillion stimulus bill into law. But […]
Viral TikTok Bassist Blu DeTiger asks “How Did We Get Here?” on Debut EP
By: Maggie Devaney If you’ve been on the internet in the past few months, chances are you have had one of NYC Native Blu DeTiger’s bass covers on your screen. DeTiger picked […]
Dr. Seuss Books are Pulled for Insensitive Imagery… Is He Cancelled?
By: Conner Mattia Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, has been a household name for his large catalog of children’s books that have remained classics for decades. Each year he […]
GOP Voting Reform Bill in Georgia Sparks Controversy
By: Daniel Galal Though it has been two months since the election, the issue of voting rights is as contentious as it was during election season. Each election cycle, there is renewed […]
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