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Names, Not Numbers: Memorializing Holocaust Survivors’ Testimonies
A program for high school students, Names, Not Numbers aims to preserve the memories of Holocaust survivors. After a year of research, interviews and filming, North High’s students completed a documentary featuring Holocaust survivors Manfred Korman, Sonja Geismar and Eric Lipetz.
October 1, 2024
Jolie Nassi, Editor-in-Chief
Feature
Quiz Bowl in Color: Spirit Week 2024 Class T-Shirt Day and Quiz Bowl
Class T-Shirt Day and Quiz Bowl 2024 was a day to remember! The seniors won Quiz Bowl, with the sophomores coming in close second. Read more to learn about the close game and spirit imbued on class t-shirts this year!
September 29, 2024
Nava Sedaghat and Ella Shamash
News
From Chaos to Comeback: The Unfolding Drama of Trump’s Narrow Escape and Biden’s Exit
July has been a month of mayhem for the political world. Starting with former President Donald Trump’s assassination attempt, the upcoming election has taken center stage within news headlines and debates, being fueled even further once President Joe Biden dropped out from the race. Instead, Vice President Kamala Harris will be facing Trump in November, and it seems like Democrats will put 100% of their effort into making sure she gets the spot in office.
September 16, 2024
Kian Soleymani, Managing Editor
Feature
The Bright Side Blueprint: Illuminating Your Path to a Brighter Future
Having a positive outlook in times of adversity can be extremely challenging, especially for high school students. An often underappreciated notion is that our daily experiences and actions are significantly influenced by how we perceive and understand the world around us and within ourselves.
September 16, 2024
Nava Sedaghat, Associate Editor
Sports
Battle for Gold
The 2024 Paris Olympics showcased many exceptional athletes from more than 200 countries, highlighted by new records, notable controversies, and remarkable competition.
August 23, 2024
Emma Lavian, Managing Editor
News
AlphaFold 3: AI’s New Nucleus
A revolutionary AI model can predict molecule structures, which can significantly expedite drug discovery and provide insight into cell interactions, has recently been released to the public. Its novel accuracy and impressive scope surpasses that of its competitors, and it has been making waves in the science community ever since its conception. However, AlphaFold 3's creator, Google DeepMind, is keeping the algorithm's source code confidential, sparking controversy amongst scientists worldwide.
August 22, 2024
Michael Lyakhov, Managing Editor
Feature
New York Times Trends
Millions of people around the world play New York Times games every day. NYT games have continued to grow and change, keeping their offerings fresh and engaging.
July 8, 2024
Ella Shamash, Associate Editor
Feature
Synagogue Showdown: Ahavat Shalom Grizzlies vs. Mashadi Magic
On Sunday, May 19th, the Ahavat Shalom Grizzlies defeated the Mashadi Magic at Yeshiva Har Torah following a historic battle for the win, incredibly subverting the Great Neck community’s expectations. Read more to learn about the underdog feat.
June 17, 2024
Johnathan Ahdout, Managing Editor
GP Gets Personal
Unity Day: Why I Stayed Silent
When my English teacher pitched the idea, I declined the opportunity to speak at the Unity Day assemblies. This is why.
June 17, 2024
Anonymous
Sports
March Madness: The Success of Women’s Basketball
This past NCAA women's basketball season was nothing short of thrilling. The league received over 18.7 million views, surpassing the men's NCAA and professional leagues at a shocking level. Was this year's insight into the league's fierce competition and dimensional personalities an anomaly driven by Caitlin Clark, or is it a surge in popularity that is here to stay?
April 15, 2024
Katie Ng, Editor-in-Chief