The Newtonite

Opinion: Reject unhealthy emphases on school, workplace productivity

Laura Schmidt-Hong • January 24, 2018

(Graphic by Joelle Sugianto) Twice every week, I watch videos posted by one of a sea of so-called “study YouTubers,” gurus with uber-neat handwriting; uber-list-loving organization; and, ultimately,...

Tiger Question: How do you feel about AP testing?

The Newtonite • May 6, 2016

by Laura Schmidt-Hong Tiger Question: How do you feel about AP testing and standardized testing in general? “I don’t think it’s a good measure of student’s intelligence. Everyone responds...

Tiger Question: How do you feel now that it’s Term Four?

The Newtonite • May 1, 2016

by Laura Schmidt-Hong Tiger Question: How do you feel now that it’s Term Four? “I’m just excited for summer.” - Senior Alessandra Bianchi “I’m a senior, so I’m not stressed at all....

Cartoon: High school through the ages

The Newtonite • September 28, 2015

Student-athletes find positive ways to handle stress

The Newtonite • November 24, 2014

by MacKenzie Silvia With stress in teenagers skyrocketing, it is important for teens to be able to manage their time in a positive way while still having time for extracurriculars. Students have different...

Psychologist discusses stress in students

The Newtonite • October 24, 2014

by Nicky Kaufman and Andrew Mannix Thursday night in the auditorium, this school welcomed Dr. Michael Thompson to speak about his book “The Pressured Child,” which discusses the stresses placed on...

Person on the Street: Junior Stress

The Newtonite • March 11, 2014

Upon juggling SAT preparations, writing the junior thesis, and classes in . . .

Despite cons, students frequently procrastinate

The Newtonite • March 7, 2012

by Gloria Li After a strenuous day filled with classes about integral calculus and the hidden meanings in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, student then have rigorous extra-curricular activities. Therefore, upon returning home, the last thing students desire is to launch into a mountain of homework.

Students find ways to balance jobs, school work

The Newtonite • October 28, 2011

by Julia Oran In the past few years, studies have shown that students are under more and more pressure. Why would a student want to add more stress by working? Having a job teaches “good work ethic and life skills,” said Joe Prestejohn, the owner of Cabot’s Ice Cream and Restaurant.