Upperclassmen give advice on how to cram for midterms

Anjali Khanna and Stav Nachum|January 26, 2015

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Another language, Another window of opportunity

Another language, Another window of opportunity

Jeffersons chess team meets every Friday during both A and B block, but there are often very few girls who decide to attend, as seen in the photo. “It can seem very daunting at first, especially when you go inside and there are so many guys already there, co-captain of chess club, Mantra Iyer, said. It kind of makes you feel a little weird, especially when you’re trying to learn the game.

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The students placed Jupiter and Saturn outside the planetarium for others to look at as they walked by.

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Junior Isabella Zhu (fourth from the left) poses for a team picture with the other members of the 2022 USA European Girls’ Math Olympiad team. “I loved spending time with my teammates, and I also got to meet a bunch of girls from different countries, which was really fun,” Zhu said.

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If you’ve gone into exam season with a spring in your step, follow these 6 steps to ground yourself in a more real, authentic high school experience. Clip your wings and enjoy falling into the depths of despair! Take a chance to distress as we ruin your attempts to destress. Have fun!

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Ruby (Emelia Jones) gets upset with her deaf family on various occasions in “CODA”. Image courtesy of Vendôme PicturesRuby (Emelia Jones) gets upset with her deaf family on various occasions in “CODA”.

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