By Sarina D. ’19 Maya Segal may only be a sophomore, but she is already emerging as a leader of the next generation. From organizing and speaking at the March for Our […]
Crystal Student Leads Gun-Control Activism Efforts- Maya Segal
Crystal Student Starts Expectations Jewelry Brand: Tara Alizadeh
By Sarina D. ’19 Tara Alizadeh is both budding entrepreneur and a creative designer, and she’s found an outlet that allows her to combine her passions and communicate her ideas to the […]
Crystal Student Conducts Research on the Relationship Between Cancer and Socioeconomic Status: Josh Chan
By Sarina D. ’19 Josh Chan may only be a high school student, but he is already making a name for himself in the world of cancer research. Over the past year, […]
Crystal Student Wins National Robotics Competition: Natalie Brewster
By Sarina D. ’19 It’s a Friday night at 11pm and just as most kids are hanging out with friends or settling down on the couch to start a new episode of […]
Crystal Student Contributes to “Post-Parkland” Journalism Project: Amrita Sangani
By Sarina D. ’19 You’re never too young get a personalized note from your Congresswoman. Or at least that’s the lesson that sophomore Amrita Sangani learned last week when she came home […]
Crystal Student Develops Online Textbook for CK-12.Org: Joshua Zeitlin
By Sarina D. ’19 He may only be a freshman, but you’d never know it by watching him in math class. He tackles challenging problems that take up the entire white board, […]
Crystal Book Club: Provoking Discussions and a Love of Reading in Crystal Students
By Sarina D. ’19 On Wednesday mornings as students begin to trickle into the halls of the Crystal mansion and uplands building, Ms. Garman sits in the lounge of the library amongst […]
The Mike Reiss Assembly
By Caitlin Riley ‘20 I filed into the theater with the rest of my classmates with the usual voices grumbling about another guest speaker, complaining that guest speakers are always so boring. While […]
The Fascinating World of Rice
By Chloe N. ’22 With over forty thousand known varieties in the world, it’s often difficult to distinguish the many types of rice. Color of rice is not the only variable to […]
Why We Say “Color” Instead of “Colour”
By Jackson K. ’21 Ever wonder why we Americans describe red and blue as ‘colors,’ while our English friends across the pond would refer to them as ‘colours?’ Or why you can […]
