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Jannotti named teacher of year

Diego Sultan, Staff Reporter
December 7, 2016

When Romina Jannotti started teaching, she knew chemistry “like the back of [her] hand,” but she did not have a strong background in education. Eleven years later, Jannotti is a pro at both, and...

On the flip side

Diego Sultan, Staff Reporter
November 16, 2016

While it may not always get attention, unique, mind-bending music is released every week. Some of these albums bend the rules of their genres, while others throw the rulebook out entirely. This column...

Our Take: Campaign beyond Tuesday

Staff Editorial
November 7, 2016

As election day draws near and the presidential campaign becomes a painful memory, the involvement of young people, especially students, in the political environment has no doubt changed. We have survived...

Kneeling for equality, not infamy

Diego Sultan, Staff Reporter
November 4, 2016

Prior to the NFL preseason, kneeling was viewed as an act of respect, obedience and subservience. San Francisco 49ers Quarterback Colin Kaepernick, however, used it as an act of protest. On Aug. 26,...

Spot the difference

Victoria Tomeo, Lifestyles Editor
October 14, 2016

The news that administration was allowing seniors to paint their parking spots was exciting. But just as students began to daydream designs, announcements regarding limitations surfaced and drove many...

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Jannotti named teacher of year

On the flip side

Our Take: Campaign beyond Tuesday

Kneeling for equality, not infamy

Spot the difference