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On Senioritis
(sorry for doing this so close to the deadline, it should be completed by March 31!) As we start to wind down the school…
Diversity Sought in Affirmative Action Policy
Despite continuing attempts to continue to attempt to grow its pool of editor applications, the Tattler has met with little success in altering its classically…
Department Head: Fun, Games No Longer Part of Curriculum
Recently, during a candid staff meeting held deep within ICSD, a department head declared that fun and games are not, in fact, supposed to be…
Why This Year is IHS’s Most Dangerous Yet
As our dedicated readers may have noticed, this year has been extraordinarily eventful for IHS (and we haven’t even exited the Death March to spring…
Copy Editor No More
The position of Copy Editor has had a rich and varied history with the Tattler since the newspaper’s birth in 1892. Most Tattler issues display…
Hall Monitor
What has it been like growing up in Ithaca as a person of color? How has the Ithaca community shaped your ethnic identity? Doug…
How to be Edgy. A Guide.
“This black leather jacket would look great on me. Unfriended was such a good movie! Why don’t my parents/friends/therapists understand me?” If you’ve had any…
My Adventure in Upper K-building
We find our intrepid hero lost in the bowels of the dark halls of upper K-building, having used a special program on his magic Chromebook…
Wound-Up: High School Years
Although Park’s Wind-Up series saw great popularity upon the first release in early September, critics were quick to note the overall deterioration in quality of…
Code Red Robotics Prepares for Competitions
Code Red Robotics, IHS’s robotics team of 56 students, officially finished and bagged its robot on February 23—the date on which all FIRST (For Inspiration…
The IHS Student Council is a student-run organization that coordinates and unifies the entire IHS student body. Every two weeks, approximately 60 student representatives meet…
Combined Class Suffers at Hands of AP Class
Ms. Lauren Mellander, an English teacher at IHS, has crafted and taught one of the most highly demanded and richly interdisciplinary classes offered at IHS.…
What’s Going on With China
Chinese stock markets took a plunge early this year, falling by 11.6 percent in one week alone. The market has since stabilized, but the event…
Social Justice Week at IHS
Social Justice Week will take place March 21–25, with presentations Tuesday through Friday during all periods of the day.
More Gear for the School Year
Employed throughout hallways, 20 new cameras watch students enter and leave bathrooms, walk through nearly every hallway at IHS, and relax in H-Courtyard.
Why did we have so many breaks in the second quarter, while there are nearly none in the third? Whose system do we follow that requires this format?
ICSD’s Water Complications
In February, Caroline and Enfield elementary schools had something amiss with their water—particularly that it had failed drinking water tests for lead run by the health department.
What’s the Deal with North Korea?
North Korea’s behavior is unpredictable and menacing.
Professors Lecture on ISIS, Uruguay at Model UN’s Invitation
The talks were arranged by IHS’ Model United Nations, but many people from outside of the club attended.
Teachers' contract, the water contamination in Enfield and Caroline, the lack of special education staff, and the new budget for TST BOCES.
Teachers and BoE Approve New Contract
The contract was approved by 74 percent of voters in the ITA, then the BoE voted to ratify the new contract March 8.
Cold Temperatures Cause Building Damage
In four classrooms, the flooding during February break caused floor tiles made up of asbestos particulates to warp and crack.
Fighting Fatigue: ICSD Teachers Protest
Shortly after the final bell of the school week dings at 3:32, take a look outside. Chances are you might see a revolution in progress.…
IHS Gets New Graduation Coach
In his 31 years at IHS, Mr. Jim Scarpulla has held a variety of positions devoted to aiding students in achieving successful transitions from high…
Interview with Katina Scavuzzo, IHS’s New Social Worker
Q: Honestly, I did not even know we had school social workers always in the building. What are your responsibilities and why did the school…
One Person’s Developer Mode Is Another’s Hacked Chromebook
Chromebooks, hacking, and the school's response.