Illuminating Bright Lights Candle Sales
Jasmine Sun, Staff Reporter
January 15, 2020
Just off of Port Clinton road, the Stevenson Transition House blends in effortlessly with other homes on the street that hundreds of students pass by daily without a second thought. Most strangers are unaware that within its walls, students are working together to bake cookies, do laundry and even ru...
Statesman in News: Cheryl Chen
Anjini Grover, Managing Editor-Magazine
December 20, 2019
WIT Editor-In-Chief Cheryl Chen ’20 attended the annual University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Creative Writing Festival. Along with other creative writing classes, the WIT attended the all-day conference in which students were able to submit their work competitively. Chen had written a nonfiction piece ...
Leaders Wanted: SLAC
Ojasvi Saxena, News Editor
November 13, 2019
Once a month, leaders of Stevenson’s 130+ clubs enter Room 6110. As a part of Stevenson’s Student Leadership Advisory Council (SLAC) they aim to give feedback to the administration in an advisory capacity and serve as part of a communication network between groups. “SLAC is a way to meet with student...
Deck the Halls with Boughs of Candy
Pooja Jain, Staff Reporter
November 10, 2019
Students sell creative treats, goodies to raise money for Christmas presents for families in need.
Opening Doors to Open Minds
Olivia Han, Web Editor
November 2, 2019
Students learn about the human mind through interactive activities like hypnosis in the new Psychology Club
Fast Forward Future
Olivia Han, Web Editor
October 18, 2019
Beneath the mess of open textbooks and unfinished essays spread on the desk lies the new Stevenson coursebook. Jug- gling the weight of schoolwork and extracurriculars often leaves no time for students to think about theiracademic future. To help students reflect in a stress-free environment, Let’s...
SHS Promotes ROTC Program for Students Interested
Humza Qazi, Staff Reporter
October 13, 2019
Beads of sweat trickle down Mark Lozovnoy's face, stinging his unrelenting and determined eyes as he pushes himself to complete his 5k run. After months of training and preparation, he was able to pass the first portion of his PFT (Physical Fitness Test), where he had to do as many pull-ups as he co...
Competing for Crowns
Sailaja Nallacheruvu, Staff Reporter
September 30, 2019
This past summer, while most students were at the beach or with friends, students like Victoria Blair Rhemrev '21 and Ria Kumari '20 spent much of their time practicing for pageants by practicing walking in glittering pageant gowns and high heels or answering practice interview questions, and even...
The Silent Emergency
Ellie Baden, Adele Lee, Kendall Roberts, and Caimin Xi
April 7, 2019
The look into the daily struggle of teens who are battling with mental health disorders
Untold Stories: Rudolfo Gonzalez
Bella Schneider, Staff Reporter
March 15, 2019
Statesman's Bella Schneider sits down to talk to security guard Rudolfo Gonzalez
Check It Out
Emily Lu, Staff Reporter
March 5, 2019
Stevenson's chess team competed and won third place at the state finals on February 8 and 9. Stevenson consistently places highly among the 128 schools in the tournament, and it is the second consecutive time they have finished third.
Q&A with Vika Bekker ’20
Katie Lee, Staff Reporter
February 27, 2019
On January 25, Kiva Club hosted its annual student singing competition, S-Factor, where contestants went through two rounds in one night to see who had the "S" Factor. We sit down with Vika Bekker, the S-Factor winner, to talk about the competition and singing. It might be a little hard to recall now, but what was your reac...
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