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SING!—Missing its Tune

By YING YU SITU
Every year around February, the rivalry between juniors, seniors and “soph-frosh” —sophomores and freshmen—is set ablaze once more. With school spirit fresh in the air, Stuyvesant’s hallways are home to the sweet sounds of a practicing choir and the heavy vibrations from a dance group hard at work, all of which mingle with the clattering [...]

Not-So-Candid Camera

By LEE KHO
Has the phrase “reality television” become an oxymoron? Nowadays, it seems like any given reality show, whether it is about a man trying to pick his “true love” out of 25 random women, or six extremely tan youths fist-pumping their way through summer vacation, is as close to real life as a cartoon about a [...]

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• Raising the Bar: Girls’ Gymnastics in High School
  By MOIN SATTAR
  In the summer Olympic Games, gymnastics is one of the most widely viewed events because of the suspense of watching someone teeter on the balance beam, or the awe of the jumps the gymnasts perform. However, not many people understand the difficulty level of each event, nor do they realize how the gymnasts are being [...] (More...)
• Horseshoes and Hand Grenades
  By CHARLIE GINGOLD
  “Almost” doesn’t count, especially in sports. Just ask the 2007-2008 New England Patriots, Bill Buckner or Kevin Dyson. A loss is a loss, no matter how close the game is. Sports fans, myself included, usually aren’t happy with their team coming in second place, or giving a good effort, but eventually losing. Winning a championship—at least [...] (More...)
• Illness and Injury Can’t Slow Track Team
  By OLIVIA CHU
  The next big meet for the boys’ indoor track team is the Manhattan Borough Championships on February 14. The team has excelled at this level, winning the past three championships in a row. Though they have weathered injuries and illness, they look poised to defend their title. Senior captain and the best long distance runner, Daniel [...] (More...)
• Top Seeded Pirates Look to Reverse Playoff Misfortunes
  By YIFENG ZHAO
  Once again, the Pirates, Stuyvesant’s boys’ swimming team, have reached the Public Schools Athletic Association’s Citywide Playoffs. Once again, they have not lost a single regular season meet. Yet, for the experienced members of the team that has now become the top ranked seed in the playoffs for the third straight season, this is where [...] (More...)