By SARIKA AKULA, junior IMAGINE WAKING up early in the morning, sleepily stumbling out of bed for school. You look outside your window and see a torrent of snowflakes flurrying outside, accumulating in piles on the ground. Your heart skips a beat as you walk out the bedroom door and down to the living room … Continue reading →

By THE EDITORS-IN-CHIEF WITH ONE YEAR passing since the COVID-19 pandemic first interrupted in-person schooling, JP Stevens has made substantial changes to its learning models to better accommodate students who prefer the school environment. While all students attended school remotely in September, a hybrid learning model was introduced on October 19; students who chose the … Continue reading →

By MRUNMAYI JOSHI, senior IN THE FACE of a year marked by acute suffering worldwide due to the explosion of the coronavirus pandemic and the ensuing economic shutdowns, it is easy to forget that before this crisis, the world was still deeply unequal in terms of opportunities and resources for developing nations opportunities are not … Continue reading →

By MAHATHI RAVULA, freshman 2020 HAS BEEN a turbulent year to say the least, from COVID-19 to the Beirut explosion, both of which took the lives of many. Among the many crises which have occurred this year are the protests against cases of police brutality and racial injustice in this nation, and the people that … Continue reading →

By SIYA SCINDIA, senior ON SEPTEMBER 8, 1950, the Defense Production Act was enacted in response to the start of the Korean War. The act gives the federal government more discretion to direct and expedite industrial production during national emergencies. Though traditionally invoked during wartime, the Defense Production Act is now being used to tackle … Continue reading →