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Senior SING!: Rising from the Underworld

“Save yourselves while you still can!” Taking the same advice that a Spartan (Joey Bzomowski) gave to the demigods, the seniors did more than just save themselves. Instead of being discouraged by their Friday performance, which did not have as awe-inspiring of an effect as the audience hoped for, they returned Saturday night with a [...]

Junior SING!: “They’re Grrrrreat!”

So says Tony the Tiger, Private Eye (Arik Raviv) in just one of the expected word puns in a SING! that had low expectations. Few people outside the junior grade expected a theme of cereal to be successful. Senior SING! devoted half of its spirit song to making fun of the “dumb” plot and even [...]

Juniors Win SING!

Juniors win SING! on Saturday, March 6, 2010.

What did you do on the snow day? (POLL)

This is what one of our web editors Cameron Sun did. What did you do on the snow day?

A Festival for the Family

The New York International Children’s Film Festival (NYICFF) was created in 1997 based on the idea that children and teens could handle cinematic works with visual, emotional and intellectual complexity, or at least, more than what mainstream media gave them credit for. Held annually, the NYICFF finds and presents pieces from all over the world [...]

Science Olympiad Wins Regional Competition

Stuyvesant’s Science Olympiad A Team came in first place out of 47 teams at the New York City Division C Regional Competition, which took place at Grover Cleveland High School on Saturday, February 6. Stuyvesant’s A Team placed first in five out of the 19 events they participated in. Stuyvesant’s B Team came in 5th [...]

170,000 Dollars Not Taken From Stuyvesant Budget

Less than a month after the Department of Education (DOE) announced a one percent budget cut for schools in early January, Principal Stanley Teitel received notice that the DOE would not, in fact, be cutting the proposed 170,000 dollars from Stuyvesant’s budget.
Despite this windfall, the majority of the reinstated funding will not be added to [...]

Larry Barth Named Permanent Phys Ed AP

At the Student Leadership Team (SLT) meeting on Wednesday, January 19, Principal Stanley Teitel announced that Interim Acting Assistant Principal (AP) Physical Education Larry Barth was selected by the administration as the permanent assistant principal. The Department of Education (DOE) made his appointment official on Monday, February 1, the first day of the spring term.
Barth [...]

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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