Senior Fined on Subway for Putting Feet on Seat

Senior Irvin Khaytman was fined 50 dollars for propping his feet on the edge of the seat in front of him on the subway at about 2 a.m. on the morning of Friday, February 5. The policeman gave Khaytman the ticket as he got out of a D train at the 36th Street Station platform [...]

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?

Modern Design, Steps from the Met

Art appreciation class, a required course for freshman, focuses on largely historical artistic movements. Indeed, the department-recommended Metropolitan Museum of Art project leaves most students associated art with the dark, musty halls of the Met and many of the ancient (and according to some students, irrelevant) pieces found there. However, there is a conspicuous lack [...]

Stuy Squad Show

Stuy Squad, Stuyvesant High School’s dance crew, put on a show in the Murray Kahn Theater on Thursday, January 21, donating half the proceeds to the Haiti earthquake relief fund.

Performers: Chioma Ukonu, Rebecca Lee, Ayala Mansky, Chelsea Grant, Christy Ku, Deanna Wong, Eileen Lam, Elizabeth Gorodelsky, Geraldine Lai, Heather Noh, Keryce Henry, Nicole Ly, Rayna [...]

All Angst With All My Sons

The STC winter drama “All My Sons” shows that the pursuit of the American dream doesn’t always have a happy ending.

Blood Drive Gains Participation, Loses Organization

The first blood drive of the school year was held in the first floor lobby of Stuyvesant High School on Wednesday, January 6. The drive was organized by the Student Union (SU) and coordinated by seniors Sahil Goswami, Taha Ahsin and Lily Ostrer, with medical personnel provided by the New York Blood Center (NYBC).
Students who [...]

Restaurants at the End of the Universe

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Exploring New York City as a food lover can be intimidating (and disappointing) if you don’t know where to start. You may end up sticking to the familiar favorites—trusty neighborhood hole-in-the-walls; reputable and expensive restaurants in central Manhattan; fast food. But if you’re [...]

First Ever SU Winter Carnival Held In Cafeteria

The Student Union (SU) held its first ever Winter Carnival in the cafeteria on Friday, December 11. The event, which began after 10th period, lasted until 5:30 p.m.
The SU organized the carnival in order to give clubs and publications an opportunity to fundraise. “With the ban on bake sales, clubs have been unable to fundraise [...]

Hard-Hitting Poetry

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Inside a small Chicago jazz club in 1985, history was in the making. Poet Marc Smith had walked into the Get Me High Lounge with a vision for a new style of poetry. He proposed that poetry should place a greater significance on performance. In doing so, Smith became the father [...]