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What the New President Means for Tech Seniors
Oscar Lawday, Staff Writer • June 3, 2025

Since Trump’s inauguration in January, the world of higher education has faced a radical shift in federal policies, impacting colleges and universities and what students think about them.  The new administration’s assault on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives has sought to censor...

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Who’s Behind the Camera?
Franka Etkin, Co-Senior Executive Editor
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What the New President Means for Tech Seniors
Oscar Lawday, Staff Writer • June 3, 2025

Since Trump’s inauguration in January, the world of higher education has faced a radical shift in federal policies, impacting colleges and universities and what students think about them.  The new administration’s assault on Diversity, Equity,...

Why Dropping Lunch Hurts More Than It Helps
Why Dropping Lunch Hurts More Than It Helps
Sarah Markowitz, Staff Writer • May 22, 2025

At Brooklyn Tech, students tend to be as overambitious as they are overworked. The only break for most of them is their lunch period; 45 minutes...

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Assessing the Flaws: Why It’s Time to Move Beyond Standardized Testing
Debanjan Paul and Brendan Yee April 28, 2025

Assessing the Flaws: Why It's Time to Move Beyond Standardized Testing Photo courtesy of History of Place   Standardized testing...

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Tech Overloads Exam Days
Natalie Kwan, Staff Writer • March 13, 2025

Whether it’s an English quiz, an AP World History test, or a Spanish speaking presentation, Brooklyn Tech students are usually juggling multiple...

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Development or Displacement: Tech’s Take on Gentrification
Amaiya McLaren, Opinions Co-Editor • March 13, 2025

With public housing projects only a few subway stops away from impressive high rises, there is a glaring wealth gap in New York City. This is...

Brooklyn Tech Launches AP Art History as Students Explore Visual Culture
Brooklyn Tech Launches AP Art History as Students Explore Visual Culture
Shoilee Mandal, Arts and Entertainment Editor • May 23, 2025

This year marks the debut of AP Art History at Brooklyn Tech. Taught by Ms. Elizabeth Johnson, the class offers students the opportunity to explore visual culture from global prehistory to modern day. Assistant Principal of Social Studies, Dr. Judith...

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Rosemary Sanders, STEM Co-Editor • May 23, 2025