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Yesterday, I received no less than four emails festering in my inbox telling me that there existed some contest of some sort, and that I should click on some link to go to some website and vote for some school...
Outgoing Web editor Victor Ma and I will be holding a workshop on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter on Saturday, April 17 at the 62nd New York District Key Club Leadership Training Conference in Monticello, NY. We hope to see...
Good luck! This second-term senior is taking a break....
These past two weeks have been hectic with final exams, group projects, and long term papers, but I'm happy to say I survived and can now get back to blogging regularly. Right now, I am working on uploading all...
Just got back from the inauguration of Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, and Comptroller John Liu. The ceremony lasted an hour with celebrations afterward that were rather modest, reflecting the rough economic times (Bloomberg didn't even...
Ten years ago, pundits struggled to come up with a name for the first decade of the 21st century. At the decade's end, we have made little progress. Names possibilities have ranged from the Ohs (proposed by The New York...
With 2009 coming to a close, some of the last indelible images of the year for Stuyvesant students included the flashing lights of fire engines and locked bathroom doors. For many, the fires were an ultimatum on a year marred with...
For most people, their plans for the 24th and 25th of December were quite clear. On Christmas Eve, they rendezvoused with their families and awaited the arrival of Santa. On Christmas morning, they opened their presents and later at night...
So this week, you found out you were either done with the process and celebrated, or that you have a few more weeks to go and then four more months of agony. If you were accepted into a college...
Here it is at last. The documentary short featuring highlights, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage of Stuyvesant's annual Culture Festival is finally finished. Sorry it took so long to produce (we had some encoding problems). But, it's finished and up now,...
As part of Stuyvesant High School's annual Culture Festival, students put on a dazzling two-hour show that highlighted the cultural diversity of our school. Performances included fan dances, belly dancing, step, singing, hip hop, martial arts, and instrumental performances. The...
By Jeffrey Roman Why doesn't anyone like 95°+ weather? You could do so much in it. Here, take a look! Follow up: Note: I've only put a few up, post any suggestions! 1. Work on your tan 2. Learn to...
By Jeffrey Roman We all know the computer is everyone's secret best buddy. Whether you're typing up a paper, watching your favorite YouTube videos, or wandering around Facebook, your computer is always there. My laptop has become my pride and...
This Tuesday, Stuyvesant students were given their long anticipated report cards, detailing their performance over the past semester. Obviously, on one side (and I'll take the liberty to the say the bigger side) there was much heartbreak, tears, disappointment, and overall...
So, I woke up this morning after having spent a few hours of my life partying and for some odd reason felt an urge to start up blogging. After all, this was the first day of 2010, so what better...
There's a party on my coffee table and everything is WARP SPEED!!...
A great day to take a stroll across the bridge, don't you think?...
Looking over the blue East River and sky...
Dancing across stage in a rehearsal for The Pajama Game...
A grounded bird - The Concorde...
Shadows against the bars of light in the night...
A single car passing in the twilight...
The pond will stay frozen even when the air doesn't Looking south from the center of Central Park...
A view from the other side...
It's Church St.!And perspective!...
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