Jennifer Ji (jennifer-ji)

Jennifer Ji ('22) is a Features writer. She enjoys writing about current events, student opinions, and school activities. In her free time, she likes to bike, paint, and go bird watching.

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College Coronavirus Craziness

Isabel Ching, Jennifer Ji

A look into Stuyvesant’s college admissions process, how it’s changed because of the pandemic, and what we can expect in the future.

Issue 3, Volume 112

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Thoughts on Shots

Isabel Ching, Jennifer Ji

Students over 12 can now receive vaccines. How have Stuyvesant students fared?

Issue 16, Volume 111

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Prabhu, Here’s to You!

Isabel Ching, Jennifer Ji

Biology teacher Marianne Prabhu was recently appointed as the Interim Acting Assistant Principal for Teacher Support & Development and Data Systems Lead. So who is she?

Issue 16, Volume 111

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Stuyvesant’s Sick of Being Sick

Isabel Ching, Jennifer Ji

Many Stuyvesant students are sick. The coronavirus and other illnesses have struck at a difficult time—so how has it been?

Issue 8, Volume 111

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Better Watch Out! Stuyloween Rises From the Dead

Angela Cai, Jennifer Ji

A look at some of Stuyvesant’s most iconic Halloween costumes and what plans students and teachers have this fall.

Issue 4, Volume 111

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Taking the SAT: A Remix

Jennifer Ji, Rachel Vildman

A look into some Stuyvesants students’ experiences taking the SAT during COVID-19.

Issue 4, Volume 111

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Lights, Camera, Zoom!

Jennifer Ji

Questioning whether or not Stuyvesant teachers have a good reason to push students to turn their cameras on.

Issue 3, Volume 111

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Learning to Teach or Teaching to Learn: How Stuyvesant Teachers Transitioned

Isabel Ching, Jennifer Ji

Stuyvesant teachers have been finding ingenious ways to compensate for the negative effects of remote learning and provide their students with the absolute best learning experience possible.

Issue 17, Volume 110

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Cutting Edge Haircuts in Quarantine

Isabel Ching, Jennifer Ji

Discussing the influence and effects of cutting or dying your hair in quarantine.

Issue 16, Volume 110