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The student news site of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology

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On Oct. 24, a bucket of water drenches senior Darwin Lopez-Campos during the Soak a Senior event in Nobel Courtyard. “People pretend to not wanna get wet but it’s fun for everyone and something different to change up the flow a bit,” Lopez-Campos said.
Underclassmen dunk seniors with trash cans full of water
Kimberly Cruz-Cruz, Staff Writer • October 24, 2024

Raising money for graduation and their senior prom, the 2025 Class Council held a Soak a Senior fundraiser event on the week of Oct. 21 during lunch in...

Grouping together, Jefferson’s HOSA members take a picture at the State Leadership Conference, “I think one of the prime things about TJ is that we really do a lot of work. We learn things ourselves and we have the motivation to do more than just the baseline average population. We do well in the competitions and I think everyone has the right to compete,” Chadha said.
Code blue: Virginia Department of Education cancels Jefferson’s HOSA
Sophia Guo, Managing Editor • October 29, 2024

DECA. FBLA. FFA. Although Jefferson’s catalog of clubs is almost never-ending, if you take a closer look, you’ll notice that few of these hugely...

Photo Collage courtesy of Samhita Kotamraju
See what's next: Amazon Prime Video overtakes Netflix’s popularity in streaming industries
Samhita Kotamraju, Managing Editor • October 28, 2024

The latest new reality television show: a mysterious true crime or a swooning new romance. The perfect night is incomplete without streaming your favorite...

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Students must elect to give up their summers to pursue their passions in school
Sebastian Garcia Gaytan, Staff Writer • October 21, 2024
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Tony Wang, a sophomore on the boys volleyball team, enjoys playing volleyball. He played on an unofficial team before, which is where he learned most of the skills. “I like being able to be around other guys who like volleyball too,” Wang said. “We all enjoy the sport and volleyball is just fun and exciting to play. It’s cool when we get to hit the ball and make cool plays.”
Students create new boys varsity volleyball team after rising interest
Karen Lee, Managing Editor • October 26, 2024
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