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Our newly appointed interim principal, Mr. Dennis Hernandez
Surprise! We Have a New Acting Principal
Students lined up for a photo in front of the bridge: Kamil Rampatsingh, Albin Rahman, Hao Gillooly, Kevin Basko, Chandra Trivedi, Nicole Chan, Elain Chan, Zachary Semple, Finley Eisenbeerg, Roman Wugalter (listed left to right)
Museum Seniors Celebrate an Unforgettable Prom Night at Giando on the Water
Cultural Night 2024, Most Successful in Museum School History
Cultural Night 2024, Most Successful in Museum School History
Facade of IS 70 (now NYC Museum School) c. 1980. Photo Credit: NYC Department of Records
How to Museum School: A Senior’s Guide to Navigating Museum
Shock Wave for AP Students Worldwide as Exam Scores May be Canceled
Shock Wave for AP Students Worldwide as Exam Scores May be Canceled
Snoopy and Charlie loving our movie marathon (Facebook)
The Classics: A Halloween Movie Marathon
This poll is up in Chemistry (Room 233) if you want to vote.
Kendrick vs. Drake: A Timeline
Mr. Johnson in middle school.
Teachers were Teenagers Too: Mr. Johnson on High School and College Life
All The Light We Cannot See poster
A Minor Let-Down: The Television Adaptation of “All the Light We Cannot See”
Electric Burrito’s chipotle portobello tacos.
Restaurant Reviews: New Burrito on the Block
Focusing on Focusing (LinkedIn)
Tips for Focusing in Impossible Situations
Don't Stress About Stress!
Don’t Stress About Stress!
Why Am I Hormonal?
Why Am I Hormonal?
The World of Tarot
The World of Tarot
Seniors on The High Line for a Wellness Wednesday scavenger hunt activity.
What’s the Word on Wellness Wednesday?
The Blue Book app. Blue Book is the app that the College Board has chosen to digitally facilitate SATs and PSATs.
Does the to Move Digital Truly Help Students?
Photo of Rebecca Cheptegei, a Ugandan Olympic sprinter. After she was killed, many headlines used the passive voice reporting her murder, e.g. “​​Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei Dies after Being Set on Fire by Ex-Boyfriend (BBC)” and “Rebecca Cheptegei, Olympic Runner From Uganda, Dies After Gasoline Attack (NYT)”
It’s More Than Semantics: The Harm of Passive Voice in Reporting
Pads that are found in the school bathrooms.
Why Menstrual Products Should Be Required In Schools
Commuters packed in a New York City subway car (1980)
Mixing Pot
Matt Rife's Netflix special poster
Matt Rife and Poorly Done Dark Humor
Liverpool Player Konate getting a red card, last week versus Arsenal. Source: Sky Sports and MSN
Is Blue the new Yellow? IFAB Considers a Third Penalty Card
The Girls basketball team after their victory over NEST+M sending them to the playoffs. Source: @nyclabhs on Instagram.
LMU Basketball Teams Both Qualify for Playoffs: How They Qualified
The 2024 Champions League Trophy (The UEFA Champions League trophy via Getty Images)
Winners and Losers of the Champions League Group Stage
Megan Rapinoe in a press conference following OL Reign’s NWSL Championship defeat.
God Isn’t Real According to Megan Rapinoe
The players of the Metropolitan Riveters, a women’s ice hockey team Source: Riveters.premierhockeyfederation.com
Frozen Injustice: The Inequalities Between Male and Female Ice Hockey Players
From Petri Dishes to Charcuterie Boards: How a Lack of Genetic Diversity is Causing the Extinction of our World's Favorite Foods
From Petri Dishes to Charcuterie Boards: How a Lack of Genetic Diversity is Causing the Extinction of our World’s Favorite Foods
This artist concept illustrates a supermassive black hole with millions to billions times the mass of our Sun. Supermassive black holes are enormously dense objects buried at the hearts of galaxies. NASA/JPL-Caltech
The Inevitable End of Everything
Farming on large scale sustainable agriculture
Feeding the Future: The Next Wave of Sustainable Agriculture
COVID vaccines
MRNA Technology: The Future of Vaccines
Cute and cuddly? Or homicidal?
Why Dolphins are More Dangerous Than They Seem

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From Petri Dishes to Charcuterie Boards: How a Lack of Genetic Diversity is Causing the Extinction of our World's Favorite Foods

From Petri Dishes to Charcuterie Boards: How a Lack of Genetic Diversity is Causing the Extinction of our World’s Favorite Foods

Bo Buscarello, Science and Technology Writer
May 31, 2024
This artist concept illustrates a supermassive black hole with millions to billions times the mass of our Sun. Supermassive black holes are enormously dense objects buried at the hearts of galaxies. NASA/JPL-Caltech

The Inevitable End of Everything

Nathaniel Simon, Science and Technology writer
February 28, 2024
Farming on large scale sustainable agriculture

Feeding the Future: The Next Wave of Sustainable Agriculture

Maya Soto, Science and Technology Writer
February 14, 2024
COVID vaccines

MRNA Technology: The Future of Vaccines

Bo Buscarello, Science and Techology Writer
January 18, 2024
Cute and cuddly? Or homicidal?

Why Dolphins are More Dangerous Than They Seem

Maya Soto, Science and Technology Writer
December 15, 2023
Axolotls in its habitat

Axolotls and the Fight to Save Them

Aoife Moriarty, Science and Technology Editor
November 30, 2023
The Fear Factor: The Science Behind Feeling Scared

The Fear Factor: The Science Behind Feeling Scared

Aoife Moriarty, Science and Technology Editor
November 22, 2023
Elon Being Elon: Looking Smug at a Company Meeting

The Most Influential and Controversial Person in the 21st Century

Nicholas Spitz, Science & Technology Contributing Writer
December 13, 2022
Junior Oscar Frayne has adapted to using new technology in the classroom.

Time to Pivot: Navigating Transitions in Technology

Finely Eisenberg, Science & Technology Writer
April 6, 2022
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