The Tattler

Why You Should Try Bullet Journaling

By KATIE LIN on May 2019

Journaling can be a burden. There is a constant obligation to write in-depth about every single thing that happened, and to fill up pages and…

Shmoop’s Scoop

By ADOWYN ERNSTE on May 2019

An Interview With Darlingside

An Interview With Darlingside

By CHLOE MOORE on May 2019

On April 12, Darlingside, the four-man indie folk band from Boston, MA, returned to Ithaca’s Hangar Theater, having played The Haunt last February. The most…

2019 NBA Finals Prediction

By TONY YANG on May 2019

GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS 4, MILWAUKEE BUCKS 2 With Lebron James finally out of the East and missing the playoffs for the first time in 13…

What Happened to Real Madrid?

By MAX PETROV on May 2019

Real Madrid have been hands down the most successful team in Europe over the past five seasons, winning the Champions League four out of the…

Big Red

By ZACHARY FOLEY on May 2019

The red that isn’t hell On the hill I see Cornell The sewing needle of the sky At the heart does the clocktower lie A…

Untitled

By ANNA WESTWIG on May 2019

Spring has swept in, silver and wanting, and the swinging of the axis is giving me nausea as the seas slosh back and forth like…

Bananas Askew

By JULIAN GRACE-MARTIN on May 2019

I enter the room Bananas are all around That stinkin’ monkey

The Coolness Spectrum

By THE TATTLER EDITORIAL BOARD on May 2019

COOL The new Tattler board!!! Mental health awareness month (active minds) End of April showers, beginning of May flowers Justin Heitzman ’20 Vaynu Kadiyali ’19…

Horoscopes: The Signs as Songs by Some Local Singers that Sound like the Start of Spring

By SOPHIE WRAY on May 2019

Taurus (Apr 20 – May 20): “Blues in a Bottle” This Ithaca Bottom Boys tune is impossible not to smile and dance to, and I…

Editorial: Including World Literature in English Classes

By THE TATTLER EDITORIAL BOARD on April 2019

When you walk into an English class, you expect to learn about literature. You may even read some! When we think about “literature,” we have…

LACS Presents to Board

By VAYNU KADIYALI on April 2019

On Tuesday, March 12, the monthly Board of Education (BoE) voting meeting was especially exciting due to a half-hour long presentation by the new principal…

Experiences with Marie Kondo

By KATIE LIN on April 2019

By now, just about everyone has heard the words “spark joy.” Whether you’ve heard it from her Netflix show or read it from her book,…

Why Andrew Yang Deserves Attention

By JUSTIN HEITZMAN on April 2019

It’s early in the 2020 Democratic Primary season, but many of the prominent candidates have already been grouped and sorted to create a convenient, simple…

From the Archives: Excerpts from the Tattler Issues of Yesteryear

By AURORA WULFF on April 2019

There are a small handful of people at IHS who know about a very small, very pink room at the very end of the E-wing.…

A History of April Fools’

By ASHA DUHAN on April 2019

April 1—a date notorious for tricks and jokes, as well as eerily-believable pranks by large companies such as Google and Apple. On this day, newspapers,…

Club Feature: The Tattler

By JULIAN PERRY on April 2019

The Tattler is IHS’s student newspaper. You, reading these words in a copy you probably picked up on the floor of some hallway around…

Restaurant Review: Pasta Vitto

Restaurant Review: Pasta Vitto

By VAYNU KADIYALI on April 2019

If you’ve driven on Aurora Street past the Marriott hotel in recent weeks, chances are that you noticed an oversized, colorful chalk sign on…

IHS Students Create Anti-Gun Violence Organization

By VAYNU KADIYALI on April 2019

Since the Parkland, Florida school shooting of 2018, high schoolers around the country have advocated for gun control legislation through their participation in March…

Shelter-in-Place: Principal Trumble Responds to Student Concerns

By ADOWYN ERNSTE on April 2019

“The shelter-in-place has now been lifted. Thank you for your cooperation; classes can now resume as normal.” IHS students have heard this announcement over the…

Conversation with 2019 Cornell University Concerto Competition Winner Aditya Deshpande

Conversation with 2019 Cornell University Concerto Competition Winner Aditya Deshpande

By JEFFERSON SHENG on April 2019

After one of our chamber music rehearsals, I had a chance to sit down and chat with two Cornell Freshmen: Aditya Deshpande and IHS alumnus…

Schmoop’s Scoop

By ADOWYN ERNSTE on April 2019

Center Spread: If The Students of IHS Were Mice

By AROUS on April 2019

Seniors Get Creative With WISE Projects

By ELEANOR RANDL on April 2019

The WISE program is an elective English course open to all IHS seniors. Half of the year is structured like a normal English class, but…

Spring Student Athlete Feature: Kalena Yearwood, Track and Field

Why You Should Try Bullet Journaling

Shmoop’s Scoop

An Interview With Darlingside

2019 NBA Finals Prediction

What Happened to Real Madrid?

Big Red

Untitled

Bananas Askew

The Coolness Spectrum

Horoscopes: The Signs as Songs by Some Local Singers that Sound like the Start of Spring

Editorial: Including World Literature in English Classes

LACS Presents to Board

Experiences with Marie Kondo

Why Andrew Yang Deserves Attention

From the Archives: Excerpts from the Tattler Issues of Yesteryear

A History of April Fools’

Club Feature: The Tattler

Restaurant Review: Pasta Vitto

IHS Students Create Anti-Gun Violence Organization

Shelter-in-Place: Principal Trumble Responds to Student Concerns

Conversation with 2019 Cornell University Concerto Competition Winner Aditya Deshpande

Schmoop’s Scoop

Center Spread: If The Students of IHS Were Mice

Seniors Get Creative With WISE Projects

Spring Student Athlete Feature: Kalena Yearwood, Track and Field

The Champions League so Far, and What is to Come

All the Madness in March