The Rampage

Rabbi Stochels Impact on Ramaz

Rabbi Stochel’s Impact on Ramaz

Daniel Kalimi ’23 October 14, 2021

With Rabbi Stochel’s mysterious and spontaneous leave from the Ramaz Upper School, it is important to acknowledge all the good he left behind. Initially working as a Talmud teacher, Rabbi Stochel climbed...

A Ramaz assembly on 9/11 in 2020.

20 Years Since 9/11

Andrew Spielfogel ’23 October 14, 2021

The Ramaz Upper School attempts to involve its students with current events— whether it’s a guest speaker for MLK day, protesting Ben and Jerry’s, or even cleaning up Puerto Rico after a hurricane....

Ramazs Newest Plagiarism Contract

Ramaz’s Newest Plagiarism Contract

Aviva Schilowitz ’24 October 14, 2021

Some Ramaz students may not have seen it yet, but there is a new plagiarism contract from the English and History departments that all Upper School students must sign this year. The contract is intended...

The Ramaz Upper School logo. Image credit: ramaz.org.

A New Era for Ramaz

Sarah Silverman '24 August 24, 2021

As usual, a new year arrives along with new books, new clothes, and new school supplies. This year, due to Rabbi Stochel’s abrupt departure from Ramaz, students will also be adjusting to a new leadership...

Former VP of Ramaz Finally Elected President of Something (Israel)

Former VP of Ramaz Finally Elected President of Something (Israel)

Aviva Schilowitz ’24 July 19, 2021

Is it easier to become the President of Israel than President of the Ramaz Upper School? Maybe.  On June 2, Isaac “Bougie” Herzog ‘78, former Vice President of the Ramaz Upper School student...

Meet Your New GO

Meet Your New GO

July 19, 2021

Yona Weinstock, President As the GO president, I want to make next year an amazing year. This year was extremely limited, and as President, I hope to give every grade several opportunities to make up...

Celebration of the Arts

Celebration of the Arts

Rebecca Kalimi ’23 July 19, 2021

With New York’s Covid guidelines getting more lenient and allowing life to take in an extra ounce of normalcy, Ramaz students have been hoping for the end-of-year Celebration of the Arts to partially...

Goodbye to the Rotating Schedule

Goodbye to the Rotating Schedule

Nicole Hirschkorn ’22 July 19, 2021

The rotating schedule, a Ramaz staple, was used until last March when the pandemic first hit. The schedule, which consisted of rotating A, B, C, E, and F days, Winter Rosh Chodesh Fridays, M days, and...

Student Summer Plans

Student Summer Plans

Rachel Freilich ’22 July 19, 2021

After last summer, when most summer plans were cancelled due to the pandemic, this year Ramaz students are finding ways to create their own, unique summer. Even though some plans were cancelled, more programs...

3-Feet Social Distancing

3-Feet Social Distancing

Eric Kalimi ‘22 July 19, 2021

To comply with New York State Education Department (NYSED) guidelines at the beginning of the school year, the administration separated desks six feet apart. Because of how far apart the desks are, only...

Ramaz’s Academic, Competitive, Politics and Law Based Teams

Ramaz’s Academic, Competitive, Politics and Law Based Teams

Emily Vayner ‘23 July 19, 2021

Ramaz offers a plethora of academic, competitive, politics and law based clubs and teams, including Debate, Mock Trial, Model Congress, Model UN, and Moot Court. Each club is different from the other,...

Au revoir Madame Bellaiche

Au revoir Madame Bellaiche

Andrew Spielfogel ’23 July 19, 2021

Madame Bellaiche is Ramaz’s French teacher, and we are saying goodbye to her this year. Madame is moving back to France with her family, and she is very sad to leave the Ramaz community. Madame has been...

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