Noa Essner '25 Summer reading assignments at Ramaz are often books that relate to what students read in class the year before. For example, I was assigned Madeline Miller’s Circe to read the summer...

Romi Chaovat ’24 As a newly initiated upperclassman, I believe sophomores should have privileges, but freshmen should not. As a freshman, my best memories and conversations with my new friends were...

Romi Chaovat ’24  Every student, not only at Ramaz but throughout the world, has their own unique opinions and experiences when it comes to Zoom school. Some people loved it because studying in the...

Charlotte Kleeger  ’24 Ramaz must make an effort to teach about other religions. For many people, religion is the source of their beliefs and has a large impact on their lives. Learning about other...

Emily Vayner ’23 Ramaz’s dress code has always been a perfect mixture of tradition and modernity. Both girls and boys dress codes offer a clean and presentable look, all while allowing students...

Noam Woldenberg ’22 Ramaz should remain neutral regarding whether students should be required to include their preferred pronouns on Zoom. Listing pronouns on Zoom should not be required by the school,...

Ethan Davidovitch ’22 By the time teenagers are able to get vaccinated for Covid-19, the performance and potential side-effects of the vaccines will already have been determined. Getting inoculated...

Sarah Silverman ’24 Coronavirus has changed our lives, but it shouldn’t rob us of our decency. When someone contracts Covid they should get the respect and dignity of staying anonymous. According...

Raymond Ashkenazie ’24 In the beginning of 2020, I felt that the most important issues when selecting a presidential candidate were: climate change, gun violence prevention, and Middle Eastern policy....

Problems with the Protocol Eric Kalimi ’22 New York and the rest of the world are trying to figure out the best way to restore employment and education while protecting the health of their citizens....