tjTODAY

tjTODAY holds press conference with new principal Mr. Michael Mukai

Hannah Liu, Print Editor-in-Chief
February 15, 2025

We came for the sports

Grace Sharma, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2025

Joyful Learners hosts end-of-semester party

Nathan Chen, Staff Writer
February 5, 2025

Jefferson’s esports team prepares for spring season

Zachary Qin, Staff Writer
February 1, 2025

Plane crash near Washington D.C. forces Reagan Airport to ground all flights

Mahmoud Belhamdi, Staff Writer
January 31, 2025

Top 14 of 2024: Albums

Carson Barnes, Staff Writer
January 25, 2025

Water pipe burst yesterday causes ceiling collapse and Newton hallway to flood

Grace Sharma, Editor-in-Chief
January 24, 2025

The 100 best books of the 21st century

Sophia Guo, Managing Editor
January 20, 2025

Top 14 of 2024: Underground Artists

Jack Stillwagon, Staff Writer
January 20, 2025

Michael Mukai will be the new Jefferson principal

Emily Kang, Managing Editor
January 18, 2025

$An X-ray diffractometer shoots X-rays at a sample that is hung on the loops at the center of the arms. The X-rays scatter, and a detector picks up all of the patterns. “The sample that’s in there is an organotin crystal, or a tin complex. When selecting a sample for [X-ray diffraction], there [are] a lot of things [to consider] like crystal size and shape. Typically, what we do, is take our synthesized sample of organotin, spread them out on a microscope glass plate, use a solution to keep the crystals steady and [use] a knife to cut down the crystal to fit onto the loop,” senior Jaydon Sun said.$

Eight Jefferson students named as Regeneron STS semifinalists

Timothy Oh and Zachary Qin
January 15, 2025

SZA’s ‘Lana’ heals while her ‘SOS’ hurts

Aryaa Sharma, Staff Writer
January 12, 2025