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• February 25, 2024
Standing the test of time: William Shakespeare’s work is still relevant today
Sophia Leinwand, Reporter
• February 15, 2024
CESJDS should require Tanakh classes every year of high school
Tali Loeffler, Sports Editor
• February 12, 2024
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Ari Kittrie, Managing Editor, Web
• February 7, 2024
Proceed With Caution: Drivers and pedestrians must be more aware of their surroundings
Jordana Dauber, Reporter
• January 30, 2024
Bridging the Gap: JDS students need to have more interactions with kids at other Jewish schools
Mia Forseter, Sports Editor
• January 18, 2024
The open letters don’t represent the full spectrum of viewpoints at CESJDS
Jonah Beinart, Features Editor
• January 12, 2024
Words gone viral: The dangers of Ethan Slater’s post about CESJDS “Open Letter”
Lily Rulnick, Incoming Editor-in-Chief
• January 9, 2024
Embrace new cultures
Nini Panner, Multimedia Editor
• January 4, 2024
Ignore others’ opinions
Ari Werbin-Gradel, Sports editor
• January 4, 2024
Truth above all else
Adin Halbfinger, News Editor
• January 4, 2024
I do it for the bit
Aaron Waldman, Sports editor
• January 4, 2024
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Jonah Mellen, Guest Writer • March 28, 2024
When my grandpa was a kid, he used to go on adventures. He would meet up with his friends, they would pack their lunches and spend the day with...
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