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Mr. Basil is NHP’s 2024-2025 Teacher of the Year.
Math Teacher Mr. Basil Named 2024-2025 Teacher of the Year
New Hyde Park Memorial High School welcomes a new principal and assistant dean, Ms. DeGennaro and Ms. Madigan, respectively.
New Roles for NHP: Ms. DeGennaro and Ms. Madigan Become Principal and Assistant Dean
The new policy of No Tech Tuesday poses numerous challenges for both teachers and students.
Sewanhaka District Encourages No Technology on Tuesdays
The new carpet is of the most prominent features of the library.
Students and Staff Unite to Renovate NHP’s Library
Select students at New Hyde Park grapple with having erroneous photos in their Infinite Campus portals.
Infinite Campus Photo Snafu Creates Confusion as School Year Begins
NHP sets up on offense during victory over Roosevelt.
NHP Varsity Football Wins Home Opener Against Roosevelt 13-12
Many fans are excited to see fresh athletes claiming the U.S. Open title.
New Tennis Athletes Defeat Previous Titleholders in 2024 US Open
Mr. Kostkowicz is enthused to take up his position as NHP's Athletic Director.
NHP Welcomes New Athletic Director Mr. Kostkowicz
Olympic breakdancer Raygun was ridiculed on the internet for her unorthodox style.
Olympic Breakdancing Debut Yields Mixed Reviews From Viewers
Senior Cody McLean is known for his fast speed and strong agility on the field as well as his leadership and commitment to the varsity lacrosse team.
Cody McClean Spotlight: Breaking Records
Well known names in the music industry such as Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter were given awards at the VMAs for their musical ability.
2024 MTV Video Music Awards: Celebrating New Artists and Household Names in the Music Industry
Playboi Carti and A$AP Rocky return to the spotlight after their break from releasing full-length albums.
Playboi Carti and A$AP Rocky’s Return From Hiatus
Chappell Roan is making waves in the music scene with her unique sound and engaging performances.
Chappell Roan: The Rising Star Redefining the Musical Landscape
‘A Minecraft Movie’ filmmakers receive both criticism and praise for their choice to produce the film in live-action.
Superfans Express Concerns Over the Quality of “A Minecraft Movie”
Whiplash returned to theaters on September 20, 2024, to commemorate a decade of passion and artistry.
A Decade of Drumming: Theaters Celebrate The 10-Year Anniversary of “Whiplash”
Many citizens of Bangladesh are excited to write a new chapter in their country's history.
A Leader Uprooted: The Aftermath of the Non-cooperation Movement and its Impact on NHP
Apalachee High School has been added to the extensive list of schools that have experienced a school shooting.
A Cyclic Tragedy: When Will School Shootings Become a Thing of the Past?
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris face off on the CNN debate stage.
The 2024 Presidential Debates: Voter Opinion Remains Divided Nationwide
Going into effect this September, the State of Palestine will gain several privileges at the United Nations General Assembly, such as raising points during meetings.
The Path to Statehood: Palestine Gains New Rights in the UN
The aurora borealis as seen in the United States on March 25, 2024.
Moving South: Northern Lights Illuminate Parts of the US
Editor-in-Chief Fiona O'Reilly, pictured at the Club Fair 2023, bids farewell to her time on The Chariot.
Fiona’s Farewell
Letters From Linda: Editor-in-Chief Goodbye
Letters From Linda: Editor-in-Chief Goodbye
The recent label of J. Cole, Drake and Kendrick Lamar as the "big three rappers" has caused immense debate. 
Settling the Debate: Who Are the Big Three Rappers?
Science continues to see unethical experiments, particularly in the field of cloning.
Does Animal Cloning Pass the Test of Modern-Day Ethics?
Students are less involved in after-school clubs and activities due to academic rigor, social pressures and increased technology usage.
Involvement Apathy At NHP
Nerdle: October 17th
Nerdle: October 17th
Crossword: Week of October 13th
Crossword: Week of October 13th
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The Chariot
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The Chariot
Suha Tasfia

Suha Tasfia, Art Manager

Hi everyone, my name is Suha, and I’ve been a cartoonist for The Chariot since 10th grade! I’ll also be the Art Manager for this year as a senior, and I’m involved in MUN and MSA! I hope you all have a great time reading The Chariot and seeing all the great work the art staff does!

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[Photo] The Show Must Go On

Evyn Roliz, News Editor
December 15, 2023

[Video] A Cyclic Tragedy: When Will School Shootings Become a Thing of the Past?

Jisha Jinu, Staff Writer
October 11, 2024
‘A Minecraft Movie’ filmmakers receive both criticism and praise for their choice to produce the film in live-action.

[Photo] Superfans Express Concerns Over the Quality of “A Minecraft Movie”

Helai Eren, Staff Writer
October 11, 2024
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[Photo] Nerdle: October 17th

Shohom Chakraborty and Marco Valle
October 10, 2024
As AI becomes more prominent in the classroom, students and teachers alike wonder how schools will adjust to the new technology.

[Photo] A New Look Into AI and Its Uses In the Classroom

Joseph James and Maximus Josue
October 12, 2023
The UNGA mandates a meeting once a year to discuss any international events that cause conflict among sovereign states that are U.N. members.

[Photo] From Schoolwide to Worldwide

Sanjna Nischal
October 12, 2023
College Board has partnered with the app BlueBook Exams to administer the digital PSAT.

[Photo] From Paper to iPad: The New PSAT

Vishnu Suresh and Derek Yang
October 12, 2023
Many sports fans have noticed continued inequities between men's and women's professional sports.

[Photo] Absence of VAR: The Negative Impact on the UWCL

Manal Rashid, Staff Writer
December 15, 2023
The word rizz, which recently cemented itself as a popular slang term, has been crowned Word of the Year by experts at Oxford.

[Photo] Oxford Crowns “Rizz” as Word of The Year

Fatima Naysa, Staff Writer
December 15, 2023
Ohio's recent referendum has enshrined abortion rights in the state's constitution.

[Photo] Ohio Takes a Stand on Reproductive Rights

Alvin Paul, Staff Photographer
December 15, 2023
Programs like Poetry Out Loud are known for enhancing literacy skills, stimulating creativity and developing skills necessary in the real world.

[Photo] Performing Powerful Poems: Poetry Out Loud

Jisha Jinu
December 15, 2023
The recent detection of the black hole is a ground-breaking discovery in the science community.

[Photo] NASA’s Webb Telescope Discovers Ancient Black Hole

Ethan Ching and Joseph James
February 13, 2024
Many AP Research students have expressed their last-minute stress of "grinding out" their research papers, feeling both the pressures of an approaching deadline and being the first class of researchers at NHP.

[Photo] Filling the Gap in Research: NHP’s First Year Running AP Research

By Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
April 12, 2024
Science continues to see unethical experiments, particularly in the field of cloning.

[Photo] Does Animal Cloning Pass the Test of Modern-Day Ethics?

Darsh Mirchandani, News Editor
April 12, 2024
Students are less involved in after-school clubs and activities due to academic rigor, social pressures and increased technology usage.

[Photo] Involvement Apathy At NHP

Rasandi Fernando
April 12, 2024
"The environment in MSG is unforgettable and it’s the best arena in the world..." Lorenzo Rios said.

[Photo] MSG Lights Up For the Rangers and Knicks

June 9, 2024
After the many hard fought games throughout the playoffs, it has come down between the Boston Celtics and the Dallas Mavericks for the NBA championship.

[Photo] Making Hoops and Headlines: The Electrifying 2023-2024 NBA Playoffs

Jacob Boldur, Staff Writer
June 9, 2024
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