By Alexandra Wenger ‘21   This recipe is the perfect substitution for bread on pesach, because it’s basically a kosher-for-Pesach popover. They’ve got super simple ingredients, super easy instructions, and are super delicious! They go perfectly with preserves, cream cheese, butter, chocolate spread, you name it. I always make at […]

Alexandra Wenger ‘21   As a sibling, it has always fascinated me how similar I am to my sister. We are the same height, we have similar faces, and our voices are practically indistinguishable even to relatives. This is all expected, seeing as we were born of the same parents. […]

By Talia Levin and Bella Nessim ‘20   Q: I think my friend might have an eating disorder. She always says she’s not hungry when we’re getting food. She also started saying she’s keeping kosher and won’t eat at places but I think it might be a way of avoiding […]

By Olivia Domansky and Talia Levin ‘20   As we recently elected a new Student Government Executive Board, it is time to say goodbye to last year’s successful Execs.   Execs What has been your greatest accomplishment this year? Favorite color of yogurt Awkwardest pickup line you know Coolest pet […]

By Alexandra Wenger ‘21   In case you haven’t stepped outside lately, it’s been pretty cold. At the end of January, a polar vortex hit the New York City area with below-freezing temperatures that made everyone grateful for indoor heating. But to whom do we owe our gratitude? It turns […]

By Talia Levin and Bella Nessim ‘20   Q: As a junior in high school, I am constantly being told that junior year is the most important year. Comments like these add an extra amount of stress to the stress I’m already experiencing. I’m curious— is junior year really the […]

By Olivia Domansky and Talia Levin ‘20   What is your favorite American food? The weirdest thing you’ve seen here so far? Favorite German word Why you wanted to do this exchange What you hope we learn from you/ what you hope to learn from us Anna Tsantekidou Hamburgers People […]