Senior Hirschfeld Debuts in First Professional Production: SLUT: The Play
By Carley Watman After six years in the spotlight of the plays and musicals at LREI, senior Lucy Hirschfeld...
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LREI Seniors Cut School and Face the Consequences
By Lucy Tamarkin LREI seniors organized a “senior skip day” on March 1, and in response had to face...
Music Room Gear Sees Use and Abuse, But Few Repairs
By Dalton Salisbury Many students at LREI consider the music room as a second home, a place where they...
Leaning into ‘Discomfort’ in the Work of Artist Nicole Leung
By Maxwell Rubenstein “Untitled”- Nicole Leung
Cast and Crew of ‘Urinetown’ Overcome Unexpected Challenges on Way to Stellar Performance
By Milo Romaguera The annual spring musical could be called the Super Bowl of LREI, where actors, musicians, dancers,...
LREI Robotics Out After Successful Run to NYC Regionals
By Patrick Faulkner Bouncing back from a difficult season, the LREI Robotics Team made it to the ‘FIRST Tech...
Performers and Audience Find Community at Coffee Houses
By Myles Dunlop This year’s first coffee house was one of the school’s best attended in recent history, and...
LREI Implements New Interim Reporting System
By Logan Cioffi A recent change in the requirement and reporting style of LREI’s electronic interim reports has brought...
Ninth Grader Figliulo Steals the Show at Lip Sync Competition
By Linus Chun The crowd seemed momentarily confused as one lone freshman stepped up onto the stage in the...
Quelling the Notion that Progressive Education for Math and Science is Ineffective
By Isabella Bulone Imagine looking into the courtyard of the LREI upper lobby: fourteen high school students sit in...