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a classroom with assigned seatings

Do we need assigned seats?

Taerin Kim, Executive Copy Editor | Feb 24, 2025

Students worldwide are assigned a fixed seating arrangement as early as elementary school. For some, the experience of walking into the classroom to see the seating chart of random names beside theirs...

Two athletes demonstrating acts of sportsmanship.

The tiger sports etiquette dilemma

Colin Park, Reporter | Feb 24, 2025

Despite numerous victories by SIS sports teams decorating and marking this year’s varsity sports season as a success, the issue of sportsmanship has challenged this positive characterization. With accounts...

Difference between scale and curve grading systems

Stop confusing scaled grades with curved grades

Dom Min, Managing Editor | Dec 12, 2024

When any SIS student receives a PowerSchool notification of a poor summative grade, a typical response is to immediately criticize his or her teacher’s supposedly “unfair” grading system. Amid their...

Pill on the background of coffee beans

Solving the caffeine drug crisis

Nathan Ahn, Copy Editor | Nov 15, 2024

We have all done it before—trying to pull the greatest “all-nighter” and cramming two weeks’ worth of material into a single night. As we try to juggle academics with extracurriculars such as sports...

How to: be a girl's girl

How to: be a girl’s girl

Jiah Hwang, Reporter | Oct 30, 2024

Female friendships are emphasized as one of the most empowering and supportive relationships in media. When a girl posts something on social media, another girl would feel obliged to rush to comment uplifting...

Graphic by Dom Min (10)

International schools should be ‘de-Koreanized’

Dom Min, Managing Editor | Oct 30, 2024

Roam the hallways of SIS, and you will likely encounter a group of students having a conversation, whether it be about the US History summative they have the next period, “spilling the tea,” or simply...