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March Madness Unreal in 2021

March Madness Unreal in 2021

Kavi S.
June 7, 2021
Unlike the NFL and NBA, Major League Baseball has no salary cap.

MLB Goes on Spending Spree

Ryu J., Staff Reporter
June 7, 2021
With students using screens upwards of 8 hours a day, experts recommend closing them once in a while to avoid eye strain.

Rethinking Screen Time After Year of Online Learning

Ona S., Staff Reporter
June 7, 2021
Covid's disruption of manufacturing in China caused a shortage of graphics cards around the world.

Graphics Cards Still Going at a Premium After COVID-19 Disrupted Supply

Aydin P., Staff Writer
June 7, 2021
After months of producing a news show from home, the staff of Longfellow's Morning Show have finally made it back into the studio.

New Teacher, No Live Students, and No Studio: How The LMS Morning Show Made it through 2020-2021

Isaiah R.
June 7, 2021
Mr. Bradford's students last year crowded around fish tanks to learn about eco-systems, but students weren't able to do that lab this year.

Field Trips and Hands-On Lessons Were Absent During Hybrid Learning

Justin C., Staff Reporter
June 7, 2021
Assistant Principal Kevin Sami learned to do household repairs using YouTube Videos.

Students and Staff Show Love of Learning on Personal Projects

Gigi W., Staff Reporter
June 7, 2021
Teachers Get Silly For Student Generated Challenges

Teachers Get Silly For Student Generated Challenges

Kamil R. , Staff Reporter
June 7, 2021
Families faced extra challenges this year as they lived, worked, and went to school all under the same roof.

COVID-19 Has Drastically Changed Family Relationships

Wen Wu, Staff Reporter
June 7, 2021
Next year should be much closer to normal in terms of students in classrooms, but a lot can happen over the summer.

2021-22 School Year to Bring Some Return to Normalcy

Leyal B., Staff Reporter
June 2, 2021
Wearing a mask can cause all kinds of trouble for people with glasses, as the warm air from you mask gets behind the glasses, fogging them up.

Face Masks + Glasses = A COVID Consequence 

Juliana T., Staff Reporter
May 27, 2021
Students and teachers use masks to express themselves. Clockwise from top left: Ms. Haley's favorite mask is her LGBTQ+ Pride flag. Henry shows off his Star Wars stan with a home made mask. Ms. Barry is all about the bling. Momo layers up with cute polkadots over a standard surgical mask. Ms. U'Halie likes to show school spirit with her mask.

Pandemic Transforms Masks From Functional to High Fashion

Asmita V., Staff Reporter
May 27, 2021
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