By ANDREW SHEN, freshman With the modest reception of Google Glass and the Apple Watch, it might seem justified to say that the technological revolution is losing its steam. However, there is something in our midst that may hold the potential to spark a new age of creativity: 3D printing. Developed by Chuck Hull in 1984, … Continue reading
By DIVYA DARIPALLI, junior Through the years, teenagers have gone through countless fads whether they be as simple as having pet rocks or as outrageous as Bieber cuts. Of course we’ve all wondered how could certain styles or fads have actually been considered in, but before we too quickly judge cough-inducing, ozone-deteriorating amounts of hairspray, … Continue reading
By PATHIK SHAH and KATHERINE YE, seniors Every year we are alive we leave a paper trail. Or, in our case, a digital one. The other day, my younger sibling wanted to see one of my old middle school essays, so I went digging through the archives of my email account, clicking through pages and … Continue reading
By STEVEN XIE, sophomore Designed to enhance financial literacy courses, the Reality Fair on May 23 made students more aware about the realities of money managing. The idea to institute this event came just as a statewide referendum on increasing financial literacy programs was held. In the words of NJ Credit Union volunteer Angel Santos, … Continue reading
