Irvington Farmers Market Greatest Hits
By Jordan Henry The Irvington Farmers Market takes place every Sunday from 9:00am to 1:30pm outside of Main Street School. The market is a great...
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Skip Lunch Lines with Pre-Order
By Abby Souza With the introduction of the Unit Lunch, where all students eat simultaneously, the school has introduced a new food pre-ordering system for...
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Lunch Delivery Ban Irks Students
By Cameron Weiner Irvington High School has put a ban on all food deliveries during unit lunch, drawing ire from the student body. Some students...
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Where to Eat in Irvington for Under $15
By Aaron Strow Irvington is widely known for stunning views over the Hudson River and great dining experiences; However, you do not need a large...
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New Vending Machine in Preparation for Next Year’s Block Schedule Lunch Period
By John Lavers A new vending machine has been added to the Student Academic Commons, giving students another option for food during the school day....
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New Coach Spurs Optimism for Bulldog Baseball

March 22, 2023

by Lucas Regal Spring is here, and with that comes the start of our Irvington Boys Baseball season. Led by first time head coach Rocco…

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HBO’s Harry Potter Reboot: Tribute or Cashgrab?
By Julian Rothman
By Julian Rothman In April 2023, Warner Brothers announced a new Harry Potter series that would rehash not just the famous story of the young...
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Oasis – Don’t Look Back In Anger: The Art of Forgiveness
By Jake Mosca
By Jake Mosca After 15 years without contact, brothers and frontmen of the band Oasis, Liam and Noel Gallagher, finally got back on stage in...
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A Festival for Women’s Rights and Equality: The Daisy Chain Fields Festival
By Abigail Brandwein
By Maya Calabrese The Daisy Chain Fields Festival, on Saturday, August 29th, was a festival of all female performers, raising money and awareness for women’s...
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Blue Dot Fever: The Fall of the Concert Industry
By Abigail Brandwein
By Abigail Brandwein “Blue Dot Fever”, a term coined by social media, is a phrase used to define the sea of “blue dots”, or empty...
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“ICEMAN” vs. “Fireman”
By Nuvneet Desai
By Nuvneet Desai After a relatively quiet period following his last major release, famous rapper Drake is once again gaining major attention for his upcoming...
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Are Sports Becoming Influencer-Rendezvous?
By Charlie Nadler
By Charlie Nadler Recall the brief period of football history when Taylor Swift was...
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Summer Schoolwork: The Ultimate Vacation Killer
By Nathaniel Sloane
By Nathaniel Sloane Every year, students go through an intense, long-lasting 180-day school year....
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Making Every Minute Count: Why Block Scheduling Works
By Aaron Strow
By Aaron Strow As the third week of the school year has officially ended...
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