2019-2020 Staff

Online Editors-in-Chief

Will Cohen, Julia Hananel, Daria London

Print Editors-in Chief

Cara Demitz, Kiley Ring, Thomas Wolfson

Managing Editors

Molly Benson, Zach Meyers, Matt Shea

Multimedia Editor

Charley Becker

News Editors

Judith Altneu, Emma Saltzman, Emily Speranza, Aya Hesham

Feature Editors

Caeden Babcock, Stella Hadamer, Kayla Kahrl, Sadie McMullen

Arts & Entertainment Editors

Beni Bolignot, Devoncye Freelon, Cyiza Andemambia

Sports Editors

Ben Files, Elana Renbaum, Elijah Kasten

Opinion Editors

Nyomi Fox, Siddharth Srinivasan, Hannah Markov

Cartoonists

Bradley Woodside, Izzy Zavareei

Copy Editors

Isaac Snow, Austin Mucchetti

Layout Editors

Rafael Friedlander, Marie Elise Latorre

Social Media & Marketing Coordinators

Callie Metzman, Izzy Zavareei

Photography Editors

Lucas Gillespie, Rafael Friedlander

Business Managers

Caeden Babcock, Allie Rothman

Video Editor

Katy Orndorff

Webmaster

Ryan Leal

Photographer

Eleanor Wright

Staff Writers

Atruro Alipio,

AJ Frattarelli,

Alan Gahart,

Sloane Morra,

Ethan Oyeniyi,

Matt Roman,

Sammy Peterson,

Gabe Riviero,

Danis Commett,

Rebecca Davids,

Chelsea Laurik,

Lily Salvatore

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-Present news properly, honestly and fairly.

-Approach every assignment with the fairness of open minds and without prior judgment.

-Verify the authenticity of content before publishing or distributing it.

-Be transparent with the audience about the accuracy of our content.

-Seek informed consent before using information from the individual who created it.

-Give due credit to the owner of the content provided.

-Minimize the number of errors we make and correct those that occur.

-Consider technical measures to ensure anonymity of sources when required.

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