As the coronavirus situation continues to develop, the Board of Education (BoE) is still holding regular bi-weekly meetings, fully open to the public. As is…
The Tattler
Rising Discrimination Against Asian Population
Coronavirus is known by several names, including COVID-19, the virus, and commonly “‘Rona” on social media. More controversial names include the Ching Chong virus, the…
The coronavirus has left no facet of our life as Americans untouched. It has swept across our country and left over 100,000 Americans dead, close…
Institutional Performance Review
As the world readjusted itself in a matter of a few weeks, nearly every government, business, and nonprofit has been forced to provide their services…
Give Your Textbook a Look
There I was, procrastinating on my homework as usual. Feeling immense boredom and not in the mood for a YouTube session, I thought of what…
Pandemic Predictions
Nobody knows for sure when the Coronavirus pandemic that has overturned everyone’s lives will end, but that doesn’t mean we can’t guess! Read IHS student…
How to Celebrate PRIDE in Quarantine
This year marks the 50th anniversary of PRIDE. Even though you cannot celebrate PRIDE month surrounded by real people, that does not mean virtual celebrations…
100 Things to Do During Coronacation
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Arts and Crafts Ideas for Quarantine
Now that we’re all stuck at home for most of the day, it’s a great time to develop our artistic skills, pick up a new…
Shmoop’s Coop
Quarantine Movie Watchlist
I think it’s safe to say that a lot of us have more free time at home now than we’ve had in a while. With…
Ten Prompts to Beat Writer’s Block
The sight of a blank page can either be inspiring or terrifying. Whether you’re stuck with a bad case of writer’s block or just looking…
Isolation in Isolation
Self-isolated here within my room, My life no longer real, but digitized, A strange companionship I share through Zoom. As one whose spirit lies…
A Tale on Gluttony
A man is towering over me, round and flushed pink, so large I cannot see where his sides end, his mouth hanging in a drooped…
June 2020 Haiku Contest
1st: Haiku By ANYA KRAMER Wish I were a toad Under a white trillium No thoughts in my head ______________________________ 2nd: Haiku…
June Sudoku
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June Surrealio
The Coolness Spectrum
Cool Staying socially distanced as much as possible, for your safety and for the safety of everyone around you. Online classrooms. What would…
Well, You Made It Through The School Year. Now What?
Gemini (May 21 – June 20): I’m finally going to relax and stay inside all day! Oh wait… Cancer (June 21 – Jul 22): …
Britain and Parthenon Marbles Might Part Anon
The Elgin Marbles, otherwise known as the Parthenon Marbles, are the collection of sculptures, friezes, and busts built during the height of the Greek Empire…
What’s Going On in Xinjiang?
The Uyghurs are a mainly Muslim Turkic ethnic group living in the far-western Xinjiang Autonomous Region in western China. The Uyghurs differ greatly from their…
Putin Proposes New Constitutional Reforms
This January, Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed some reforms to the Russian Constitution, which serves to transfer power away from the presidency to the various…
Harvey Weinstein Sentenced to Twenty-Three Years in Prison for Sexual Assault
On March 11, 2020, former film producer Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to twenty-three years in prison on one count of rape and one count of…
Recap of the 2/25 and 3/10 Board of Education Meetings
The February 25 and March 10 Board of Education meetings contained several important topics. The February meeting had one public comment, but with little content,…
April Fools’ Etiquette
As the inevitable day of mischief looms closer by the day, many of us may already be taking advantage of our newfound free time to…
Interview With Margaux Deverin on the Ithaca High School Spring Musical, High School Musical
Ithaca High School’s production of High School Musical was set to run on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of April; 7:00 pm on the 3rd…
Life Isn’t a Highway: A Reflection on an Iconic Movie From My Childhood
When I initially watched Cars back in 2006, I liked the movie because there were cool animated cars doing fun things. I recently rewatched Cars…


