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OPINIONS—There are an abundance of socioeconomic and sexist problems in the debate world. Opinions writer Lauren Chin dissects her personal experiences with sexism in the popular after-school activity and why she continues debating despite its flaws.
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https://stuyspec.com/opinions/the-flaws-of-high-school-debate
By Lauren Chin
Hi everybody!
The ninth issue of The Stuyvesant Spectator is out now! Read the full issue online here:
https://issuu.com/stuyspectator/docs/volume112issue9
This issue is the last for all current seniors on the Editorial Board, including the Editors-in-Chief. We would like to begin by extending our gratitude to all of our readers over the past four years. With each new issue, we have strived to inform and engage with the school community, especially amidst the pandemic and in-person school transition and we are so grateful to everybody for coming along with us on the ride.
Inside of the new issue, check out our coverage of school changes in response to the Omicron variant, recent citywide PupilPath outages, the winners of The Spectator’s 2021 Middle School Writing Competition, and a breakdown of the Junior Varsity Basketball team’s season so far.
Thank you so much for reading and hope everyone has a wonderful last week of January.
1/14/22
Stuyvesant Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Eleanor Roosevelt Boys Varsity Basketball
ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT—Similarly to 2021, 1991 ushered some of the largest names in music to the mainstream, popularizing genres, artists, and techniques that would go onto shape music for years to come. A&E writers Madison Kim and Jaein Ku take a trip to the past, revisiting some monumental albums from 30 years ago and their impact on the music industry today.
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https://stuyspec.com/ae/music/1991-the-most-revolutionary-year-in-music
By Madison Kim and Jaein Ku
ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT—It’s no news that 2021 has been a big year for music. As the world began to return to some semblance of normalcy, so did the music industry. With nominations for the 2022 Grammys being released earlier this month, the buzz around this year’s popular projects has only grown. Read here about how A&E writers Samira Esha and Julie Grandchamp-Desraux expect music’s biggest night to go down.
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https://stuyspec.com/ae/music/a-e-s-2022-grammy-predictions
By Samira Esha and Julie Grandchamp-Desraux
HUMOR—Humor reporters stumble upon a massive underground operation right under Stuyvesant's nose. The implications of their findings will shock Christmas lovers everywhere!
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https://stuyspec.com/humor/stuyvesant-elves-go-on-strike
Written by Anjali Karunadasa and Michelle Huang