Trump Invokes Defense Production Act, Responds to the National Shortage of Lifesaving Devices
Olivia Han, Web Editor
March 30, 2020
Second installment in rolling updated regarding national coronavirus news
Senate Reaches Deal on Coronavirus Stimulus Package
Victoria Feng, Staff Reporter
March 29, 2020
Over the past few weeks, the global stock market has experienced record lows and turned the 11-year bull market in the U.S. into a bear market. A bull market is when the market is growing, and a bear market is when the market is receding. In a NPR/Marist poll conducted the week of March 8, already 18% of households reported someone had been laid off or had reduced hours because of the coronavirus outbreak. ...
Statesman in News: Katie Lee, Lily Jiang, Olivia Han and Victoria Feng
Christie Lee, Managing Editor-Web
March 17, 2020
Copy editor Katie Lee ’21 entered in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for the third consecutive year. In past years, Lee was the recipient of one national gold medal, one national silver medal, five golden keys and three silver keys. This year, Lee won 2 national silver medals, three gold keys,...
D125 Night Market
Lily Jiang, In Depth Coordinator
March 12, 2020
Update on East Asia Project's first Night Market.
Iran News Brief
Victoria Feng, Staff Reporter
March 5, 2020
On January 3rd, the U.S. attacked Iran troops and killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani in a drone strike. In the following days, the U.S. and Iran continued to come into conflict, with Iran launching missiles at two bases in Iraq with U.S. soldiers and shooting down an Ukranian airliner, which Ira...
The Presidential Pursuit
Sailaja Nallacheruvu, Staff Reporter
February 28, 2020
On November 4th, 2019, there were a total of 17 candidates running for the Democratic presidential nomination. Three months later, on the day of the Iowa Caucus, only five candidates moved on to the next primary in New Hampshire with the support of at least one delegate to advance their bids for Presi...
Fast Food Philanthropy?
Sailaja Nallacheruvu, Staff Reporter
January 3, 2020
Chick-Fil-A announces cease in donations to organizations known for being anti-LGBT, raising questions over whether words can be trusted
Pertussis Plagues Patriots
Natalie King, Staff Reporter
November 22, 2019
This fall, Stevenson has experienced an unusual outbreak of whooping cough. With 35 confirmed cases so far and the flu season approaching, both students and staff are taking precautions to prevent themselves from contracting these illnesses. Whooping cough, or pertussis, is an illness which causes one to ...
Co-curricular Collaborations: Thirst Project
Victoria Feng, Staff Reporter
November 9, 2019
In many countries around the world, getting access to clean water is a long and arduous journey. According to the Thirst Project, every 21 seconds a child dies from a water related disease.Key Club has raised around $11,000 so far to support the Thirst Project, an organization that helps build water pro...
Adversity Score Breakdown
Griffin Brown, Staff Reporter
October 10, 2019
The Adversity Score is a score averaged from two factors: school conditions and neighborhood conditions. Designed to help students raised in areas of high crime rate and poverty, the score would inform college admissions offices of the obstacles they had overcome. The score would be a single number...
Mr. SHS
Nellie Maloney, Staff Reporter
February 15, 2019
Check out Staff Reporter Nellie Maloney's coverage of Mr. SHS 2019 held on Feb. 15. Congratulations to Kavin Lavari for winning the title of Mr. SHS, Sanam Jhaveri for winning the title of Mr. Congeniality, and Aaron Rudloff for winning Mr. Generosity.
Security Insecurities Resolved
Lily Jiang, Staff Reporter
January 8, 2019
On Wednesday, November 14th, students may have heard Ken Latka, Assistant Principal for Operations and Program, talking about Situational Awareness Day on the morning announcements. Latka asked students and teachers to identify their closest blue “Get Safe” maps, and nearest “Get Safe” location...
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