Restaurant Review: A Burger Joint For Everyone
By Claudia Smithie, Culture Section editor
June 22, 2020
Located on the corner of 87th and 1st avenue, Bareburger, an eco-friendly burger joint run by vegan chef Rudy Ramos, offers far more than a regular cheeseburger and fries. As the restaurant is vegan-friendly, if you flip the menu over, you’ll find an entire array of dishes dedicated to vegans. They...
Films to Watch During Quarantine
By Anyue Zhang, staff writer
June 22, 2020
Quarantine means that we are spending more time at home. Why not take this time to watch some great movies! Parasite (2019): Thriller, Social Commentary. Stream on Hulu; Rent or buy everywhere. This is definitely one of my favorite movies. It has all I look for; a great plot, intriguing characters, beautiful cinematography, and most i...
Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker and Ending of the Saga
May 4, 2020
*Warning: Spoilers Ahead* “A long time ago in a galaxy far far away” is one of the most well-known phrases of the Star Wars saga. As people slowly sit down in a dark room, and the theme song of Star Wars begins to play, people shiver from the excitement that lies in the air. The movies have been...
A New Form of Comic Book Cinema: The Joker
By Luca Hanlon
January 6, 2020
*Warning: Contains Spoilers* In one of the most anticipated movies of the year, director Todd Phillips takes a different approach to creating a film about a comic book character. Instead of the mysterious and cunning clown prince of crime that comic book fans know and love, Phillips introduces the...
Demystifying Halloween
By Lude Edens
November 18, 2019
Widely known as a holiday celebrated on the evening of October 31st, Halloween, for most people, is all about scaring others, dressing up, trick-or-treating, going to parties, and spending time with friends. But where did this holiday, that is celebrated in more and more countries every year,...
Student Artist Spotlight
By Ma-Nogoy Faye
April 17, 2019
Noah Bassman is a T4 who came to UNIS in J3, left in M4, and transferred back his T2 year. He is 17 years old, and a proud Scorpio. Noah is also a student in the IB Visual Arts program, and last week, I had the opportunity to sit down with him, and ...
Moishe’s Kosher Bake Shop Restaurant Review
By Philippe Doucet
February 15, 2019
Moishe’s is an old school bakery in the East Village that has been producing and selling kosher baked goods since 1978. The bakery purveys a wide range of homemade baked goods, from black and white cookies to generous slices of babka. I will warn you, however, that this bakery uses nuts, such as walnu...
HeforShe Photoshoot Exhibit
By Graana Khan
February 2, 2019
The HeforShe Photoshoot Exhibit took place on Tuesday, November 13, 2018. The collection was comprised of a series of photos taken by the HeforShe club that addressed issues of gender and LGBTQ violence. The project was a continuation of the photoshoot that took place in Spring 2018. Irene Segone in...
Two Boots Pizza Restaurant Review
By Philippe Doucet
February 2, 2019
Two Boots Pizza is a Louisiana/Italy crossover, hence the name “Two Boots”. This hip chain artfully mixes Cajun and Italian flavors to make food, unlike anything you’ve ever tasted. They also serve a large range of pizzas named after celebrities like the “Cleopatra Jones” and “Larry Tate”. ...
Veselka Restaurant Review
By Philippe Doucet
February 2, 2019
Veselka is a hip, old world style and family run restaurant that dishes out Ukranian classics, such as hearty bowls of borscht and delicious plates of pierogies to satisfy all your cravings. The venue is a cozy space consisting of a counter/ coffee shop area that gives the place a homey feel. There a...
@The Spot Restaurant Review
By Philippe Doucet
February 1, 2019
@The spot is a Vietnamese restaurant that dishes out classic Vietnamese food like pho and banh mi sandwiches in a hip and cozy setting not far from the school. The restaurant serves a range of Vietnamese dishes to satisfy every hunger and craving imaginable. A wonderful example of this is the classic p...