By HARI AMOOR, junior Throughout this ongoing presidential campaign, Senator Bernie Sanders has gained the support of many people, especially minority groups and younger voters. The central foundations of his campaign include his idea to refinance higher education for young people in America. The plan, which aims to eliminate undergraduate tuition at public colleges and … Continue reading
By ANDREW SHEN Running on a progressive platform, Bernie Sanders’ campaign includes many plans that aim to improve the general welfare of our nation. There is no doubt that Sanders shows his altruistic side by trying to improve the lives and financial situations of young adults, but every plan must be grounded into reality in … Continue reading
By Joanna Linn, guest writer There is an abundance of articles available online to guide the rising college freshman: how to adjust to dorm life, how to live without your mother’s cooking, and how to embark on this brand-new adventure. There are even articles about things you never thought you needed to know: how to … Continue reading
By ADITI KALLA, freshman Snapchat needs no introduction. The app can be found on the smartphones of nearly every student at JP Stevens. Snapchat has introduced an ingenious concept to the world of social media: photos and messages that only last a couple of seconds, and then “vanish for good.” Though the app does provide … Continue reading
By GAUTHAM RONI, junior I was once asked, “What is the greatest change you wish to see at JP?” In response, I humbly expressed my desire to have another custodian or two to keep up with the perpetual bathroom maintenance; after all, there is a hundred percent chance that one of the boys’ bathrooms is … Continue reading
By DISHA BAILOOR, junior Today, we use technology in every aspect of life: to get our daily entertainment fix, to communicate with our peers, and to stay connected. That is, every aspect of life, except for school. We, as students, have been exposed to many different kinds of media, ranging from Google Classroom to Edmodo; … Continue reading
By TRISHUL SATHIYAMOORTHY While the United States is a renowned nation in terms of education and schooling, it seems to have an underlying problem that many people do not talk about. In 2012, an outrageous 69% of American high school graduates failed to meet college readiness standards in science. An article from Popular Science reported … Continue reading
