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The official newspaper of the Ramaz Upper School

The Rampage

The official newspaper of the Ramaz Upper School

The Rampage

The official newspaper of the Ramaz Upper School

The Rampage

Food for Thought

Food for Thought

Samantha Sinensky ’21 October 23, 2018

Having completed self-reflection, repentance, and celebrating in the Sukkah, we are off to a great start for the new school year. In order to achieve our goals, our minds have to be open and our brains...

Team Captains

Team Captains

October 23, 2018

Boys Varsity Basketball - Tom Shemia and Aaron Shapira   Boys Varsity Hockey - Matthew Gurewitsch, Jack Ottensoser, and Michael Perl   Boys JV Hockey - Jeremy Baruch   Girls...

Privileges

Privileges

Hannah Doft ’20 October 23, 2018

Every year, when school starts, students in sophomore, junior, and senior classes begin to ask their grade deans and class presidents when they are going to get privileges. Usually, seniors get full privileges...

The Ramaz Student Body

The Ramaz Student Body

Josephine Schizer ’20 October 23, 2018

90 students responded to a survey sent out via Schoology and grade group chats to get a sense of the composition of the Ramaz student body. Students were asked about their middle schools, where they live,...

Not so Fast to Fast

Not so Fast to Fast

Caitlin Levine ’21 October 23, 2018

With Ramaz’s observance of Tzom Gedaliah, the first of four minor fast-days in the Jewish calendar, students were left wondering how many of their peers actually fasted and how many just suffered through...

Juniors and Seniors Share a Minyan

Juniors and Seniors Share a Minyan

Zach Buller ’20 October 22, 2018

A quick glance into the lunchroom at 8 AM sparks curiosity-- the room appears to be filled with more people than ever before. For the first time in Ramaz’s history, juniors and seniors have been combined...

RAMZOO

RAMZOO

William Kremer ’21 October 22, 2018

The end of summer means the end of lazy days at the beach, Fortnite around the clock, and letting the time pass by doing just about anything other than thinking about homework, tests and starting the day...

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