The student news site of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology

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The student news site of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology

tjTODAY

The student news site of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology

tjTODAY

Reaching for a package of ramen, freshman Dhanvin Ganeshkumar focuses on cooking it and making it ready to eat. The ramen had to be prepared with warm water and spice packets in order to enrich the taste of the ramen. “The celebration was a blast spending quality time with friends and having great food,” Ganeshkumar said.
Public Forum debate celebrates year with ramen party
Ridhinav Rupireddy, Staff Writer • June 18, 2024

On Monday, June 3, Public Forum (PF) debate hosted an end-of-year party in celebration for the season of the debate they had. The party consisted of cup...

Senior Tommy Chen leads a dragon dance performance in Nobel Commons. The large entry space supported the Lunar New Year Celebration held by the PTSA Diversity Committee on February 2. “As far as the building supports school events, people attending these school events learn about new cultures,” sophomore Austen Ji said.
Here, there, everywhere
Stephen Lin, Staff Writer • June 29, 2024

The Dome. The auditorium. The planetarium. There are many places in the Jefferson building that support the school’s learning and functioning. Commons...

Varun Iyengar from the Class of 2017 painted a window into a marine ecosystem to add more creativity and
liveliness into Jefferson’s atmosphere. “Art helped me imagine alternative futures, escape into my head and spend time in nicer places. I was hoping to give people something nice to look at, maybe make their days a little better,” Iyengar said.
Peering into portals
June 21, 2024
Sophomores Bailey Piper, Suruchi Singh, Hamsika Irukuvajjala and Ananya Bhatt pose to take a picture near a garden outside of the National Museum of African Art. On May 20, sophomores went to Washington D.C to explore museums related to their Honors World History 2 class. “I enjoyed going to the National Museum of African Art and looking at all the unique pieces of art that showed African American history and culture,” Irukuvajjala said.
D.C. differences
June 19, 2024
Baek Hyun Woo and Hong Hae In pose for a wedding photo.
'Queen of Tears' tells the story of a broken marriage
Emily Kang, Staff Writer • July 3, 2024

“Queen of Tears," a 16-episode Korean drama series starring actor Kim Soo Hyun and actress Kim Ji Won, aired on Korean television channel TVN as well...

Next time youre feeling stressed, take a break and go to a thrift store, like this Goodwill, to destress and relax.
One man's trash is another man's treasure
Raiyan Dar, Staff Writer • July 1, 2024
For many students, good sleep is hard to come by, and school start times, as well as the length of school days may have something to do with that.
A shorter school day
June 16, 2024
Working together, Chloe Hong and Caroline Chu collaborate on math. By working together, they are able to find the solution to problems quickly, and they also like using this strategy on group tests. “I flip through until I come across a question I’m not confident on, and then I’ll consult the other group, since we don’t want to waste the time given to us,” Hong said.
Group test des-pair
June 11, 2024
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Working her way around multiple defenders, junior Anna Chau keeps the ball away from the opposing team while making her way to the goal. The players train weekly, even when they have two or more games a week. “During the regular season and even the preseason, we are working as hard as we can so that we can tone it down during the practices when all the games are like every other day,” Chau said.
Girls varsity soccer kicks their way into state tournament
Audrey Li, Staff Writer • June 15, 2024
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