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Departments Opt for In-class Finals

This semester, several departments have opted either to administer curricular final examinations in class or to add an in-class component to exams normally scheduled during Regents week, which spans from Tuesday, January 26, to Friday, January 29. Students currently enrolled in AP Calculus AB (MC1X), AP Calculus BC (MC3X), Multivariate Calculus (MC5), Calculus Applications (MC1), [...]

Stuyvesant Faces Additional Budget Cut

Along with all other New York City public schools, Stuyvesant will experience a one percent budget cut, which will be put into effect by the Department of Education (DOE) on Friday, January 29. For Stuyvesant, this amounts to 170,000 dollars. Principal Stanley Teitel received an e-mail about the budget cut from DOE chancellor Joel Klein approximately [...]

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New Security Cameras to be Installed

By DANIEL BEER AND KEIJI DRYSDALE
Ninety-six new security cameras are being installed throughout Stuyvesant High School in an effort to combat vandalism and crime. Eighty-four cameras will be distributed throughout the 11 floors of the building and 12 cameras will be positioned outside the building. Levinson and Sentoro Electric Corporation, based in College Point, Queens, is removing the previous 44 cameras [...]

All Angst With All My Sons

By ANASTASSIA BOUGAKOVA and MOLLIE FORMAN
The STC winter drama “All My Sons” shows that the pursuit of the American dream doesn't always have a happy ending.

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• The Final Countdown
  By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
  Finals are supposed to test our cumulative knowledge of a subject, not our ability to multi-task and navigate frantically through competing, enormous amounts of work. Toward the end of the semester, we are forced to deal with a stressful compilation of tests, projects, finals and, for some, SATs. But these anticipated burdens become exacerbated with [...] (More...)
• Semifinal Success
  By SARAH KAPLAN
  They learn to read the minds of plants. They fit entire galaxies into a computer. They even search for (part) of a cure for cancer. They are Stuyvesant’s 2010 Intel semifinalists. Every year, dozens of Stuyvesant students work for months on a science research paper to submit to the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search (ISTS). And [...] (More...)
• Playoff Hopes Hanging By A Thread
  By NICK GALLO
  For the Runnin’ Rebels, 2010 began with a bang. Rejuvenated by the week-and-a-half long holiday break, the Rebels, Stuyvesant’s varsity basketball team, swept their three-game home stand. However, two consecutive road losses last week against the Bayard Rustin Educational Complex Titans and the Bread & Roses Integrated Arts High School Jaguars have left the Rebels [...] (More...)
• The Series Finale
  By SHALIYA DEHIPAWALA
  Two years ago, I was given the opportunity to write this column. The rules were simple. The column had to be about sports and relevant to Stuyvesant. (I figured that I had to start my bid for world-domination somewhere.) My loyal readers—all three of you—might have noticed an evolution in the content and style of this [...] (More...)