The Newtonite

The Student Foodie: How to make the perfect sandwich

The Newtonite • February 8, 2013

Out of all the foods I cook and enjoy, I bring sandwiches more often than any other lunch. They’re versatile, easy and most of all delicious. Unfortunately, sandwiches are difficult to transport, especially inside a backpack that’s constantly slamming onto the floor and being flung over back. Achieving sandwich perfection, or rather finding sandwich perfection when you open your lunchbox at lunch time, is no easy task.

This Week in Headlines: January 25

The Newtonite • January 25, 2013

Top Story: Hipster caught faxing in class

Student Foodie: All should become Nutella-obsessed

The Newtonite • January 24, 2013

For some reason, I have always known one truth about the universe: Europeans eat yummier food than us Americans do. Time and time again, I long to go to Italy and taste real pizza crafted by true artisans, or journey to France and bite into a crusty baguette.

Newton North News: Episode 5

The Newtonite • January 11, 2013

Watch the fifth episode of Newton North News, a bimonthly video broadcast, to see highlights of news, sports, arts and features at this school. This video blog is a part of the new initiative between this website and Tiger Tube, this school’s student-run television show. Tune in every other Friday for a new episode.

The Student Foodie: Leftovers make great lunch

The Newtonite • January 11, 2013

by Douglas Abrams Dinner preparation is the optimal time to make lunch. Though this may seem odd, making the right dinner, or rather the right amount, is a key to success when it comes to having a yummy lunch the next day.

This Week in Advice Columns: January 11

The Newtonite • January 11, 2013

by Jacob Schwartz Do you need some advice to get you through some of high school’s problems? You could send it to This Week In Advice Columns, which may or may not be affiliated with the This Week in Headlines blog. However, we probably won’t use it, because all of this advice is completely satirical and not meant to be taken seriously. If you really do need help, my grandpa is a therapist, I think.

An Online World: Twitter trend shows importance of skepticism, privacy

The Newtonite • January 9, 2013

by Leah Budson An Online World is a blog updated twice a month exploring the Internet’s effects on society and on our lives.

This Week In Headlines: January 4

The Newtonite • January 4, 2013

by Aneesh Anand and Jacob Schwartz Since the dawn of time, man has craved knowledge on the happenings of his community. These headlines, albeit satirical and ridiculous, provide a portal into the daily life at this school and will be posted every Friday as a blog.

Argument Clinic: Should Advanced Placement classes be the norm for sophomores?

The Newtonite • December 21, 2012

by Alex Feit and Kristian Lundeberg This blog is dedicated to point-counterpoint discussion on various topics related to current events. These discussions include everything from interpreting school policies to developments on the national political stage. This week, the duo is debating whether or not this school should expand Advanced Placement classes to sophomores. Kristian argues in the affirmative, while Alex argues in the negative.

Newton North News: Episode 4

The Newtonite • December 14, 2012

Watch the fourth episode of Newton North News, a bimonthly video broadcast, to see highlights of news, sports, arts and features at this school. This video blog is a part of the new initiative between this website and Tiger Tube, this school’s student-run television show. Tune in every other Friday for a new episode.

The Student Foodie: Try new, healthy snacks

The Newtonite • December 14, 2012

by Douglas Abrams The Student Foodie is a blog updated twice a month that gives students creative ideas for food they can prepare and enjoy.

This Week in Advice Columns: December 7

The Newtonite • December 7, 2012

by Zach Balder and Jacob Schwartz Do you need some advice to get you through some of high school’s problems? You could send it to This Week In Advice Columns, which may or may not be affiliated with This Week in Headlines, but we probably won’t use it, because all of this advice is completely satirical and not meant to be taken seriously. If you really do need help, my grandpa is a therapist, I think.