During the summer leading up to her senior year, Cora Sugar 25’ interned at the New York County Supreme Court. Cora had the opportunity to learn about the law, witness trials firsthand, and study many...
If you are unfamiliar with the saying “You have to lick a lot of rocks before you lick a bone,” don’t worry: I made it up. Unfortunately, when it comes to archaeology, it’s sometimes true. Let...
Lindsay Chubak '25: Can you tell me a little bit about what you did this summer?
Orly Gallo '25: Okay, so this summer, I had an internship working for artist Carole Feurman. I did anything she needed...
This past summer I volunteered in the Maimonides Medical Center Emergency Department. As a New York high school student, finding opportunities for hands-on clinical exposure is exceedingly difficult.
Through...
Note from the editors:
We are beyond excited to be your Rampage Editors-in-Chief this year! Together with our hard-working and talented team, we hope to produce an engaging newspaper that is an accurate...
RB: What Middle School did you attend?
AR: I went to Ramaz Middle School.
RB: Have you become friends with kids who didn’t go to Ramaz Middle School
AR: Yes, I've made friends with a few new...
The rigorous lifestyle every scientist has to experience at one point in their scientific journey is the one of PCR: Pipette, Cry, Repeat. In reality, PCR refers to a polymerase chain reaction. But, as...
He walked up to the stage with confidence as he received a notable award. At just age 17, he is changing the world and receiving the credit for it. The award recipient is Jordan Mittler ‘22, and on December...
In honor of November, Diabetes awareness month.
Over the years, some of you surely have had questions about me, such as:
How come I obsessively check my Apple watch?
Why does my phone emit...
Compared to last summer, this past summer was full of endless opportunities. With COVID-19 mandates becoming more lenient in Israel due to decreasing cases, summer Israel programs restarted, and Ramaz...
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, last year students were divided between zoom and in-person classes. Ian Bernstein ‘24, who has been a Ramaz student since kindergarten, was one of three students in this...
While this year was void of many regular activities at Ramaz, the administration and faculty worked hard to create various trips, programs, and activities to supplement those losses. The school year began...
