Popping bottles with Elon on Mars. — Nate Mumau Working for a MLB team or writing about baseball. — Will Thompson In the year 2039. — Joshua Wang Teaching and inspiring my own class of students who have autism. — Annie Dreitser Hopefully making some progress reversing climate change. — Kuhu Halder Working as a … Continue reading
Author Archives: JPS Hawkeye
What is your most cherished memory at JP?
Asking the janitor for my locker combo again and seeing the disappointed look on his face. — Himanshu Patankar Gathering in the parking lots on PARCC or PSAT days. — Anna Moskaleva Celebrating Mole Day. — Ami Patel Having to run out into the J-LOT in the pouring rain to save my car from flashflooding … Continue reading
You know you went to JP when…
…even on the AP Gov trip, you’re still checking Google Classroom. — Muskan Shrivastava …the cafeteria cookies are your highlight of the day. — Shivam Yadav …someone in each of your classes watches Buzzfeed Tasty for at least half the period. — Justin Matos …flooding in the senior lot is the best unofficial field day. … Continue reading
What is one thing seniors should do before they graduate JP?
Go to as many school events as you can. — Devanshu Amin Eat every single food option in the cafeteria just for fun. — Justin Matos Participate in a senior prank. — Franklin Guo Swim in the senior lot when it’s flooded. — Christina Seo Try the chocolate cookies with white chocolate chips from the … Continue reading
Completing the Puzzle
By APRIL WANG, Co-Editor-In-Chief GROWING UP, my mother and I would sit around our living room coffee table and work on jigsaw puzzles after dinner. Through spending hours building puzzle borders and sorting thousands of pieces by color solving puzzles became one of my favorite pastimes. But as a hyperactive seven-year old, I hated puzzles—I … Continue reading
Comfort Zones & Cholesterol
By KYLEN BAO, Co-Editor-In-Chief I’VE ALWAYS been afraid of making the wrong decisions. When I was younger, I was addicted to Choose Your Own Adventure books at the library. I remember scouring through the outcomes of every possible choice, afraid of commitment—after all, you don’t have to make a decision if you’ve made all of … Continue reading
A Charismatic Chem Club
By ASHWIN SARASWATULA, sophomore ON JUNE 1, the JP Stevens Chem Club helped organize a Children’s Science Day, an annual chemistry demonstration show geared toward 4th and 5th graders in elementary schools across Edison who want to learn more about the wonders of science. “This event is a great opportunity for younger students to witness … Continue reading
