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Papercasts from The Tower

Tower Multimedia presents stories from Princeton High School's student-led newspaper, read aloud. You can find more from the Tower at https://towerphs.com/

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PHS Multimedia

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News

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Dernier épisode

20 mai 2025

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Épisodes

Bell schedule - "Hell" schedule? 07.05.2024

An article written by Tessa Silver and Chloe Zhao and published in the Opinions section of the April 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Reya Nair.

Examining PHS's HIB policy 07.05.2024

An article written by Harry Dweck and published in the Opinions section of the April 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Stephanie Liao.

Asian Fest Flash Feature (Newfe) 31.03.2024

An article written by Harry Dweck, Mattias Blix and Patrick Song, and published in the News & Features section of the March 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Reya Nair.

From stage to screen: the acting career of Sedona Raphael ’24 (A&E) 31.03.2024

An article written by Aleena Zhang, and published in the Arts & Entertainment section of the March 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Reya Nair.

Science teachers Jacqueline Katz and Jennifer Smolyn publish in The Science Teacher (Newfe) 24.03.2024

An article written by Meiya Xiong, Audrey Huang and Maiya Qiu and published in the News & Features section of the March 2024 issue of the Tower, read by YiTian Xiong.

Consumerism is being advertised as self expression, and it’s killing the planet (Opinions) 24.03.2024

Stephanie Liao reads the article she wrote with Joy Chen and Andrew Kuo published in the Opinions section of the March 2024 issue of the Tower.

Stop contributing to the echo chamber of misinformation (Opinions) 24.03.2024

An article written by Tessa Silver and Harry Dweck and published in the Opinions section of the March 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Stephanie Liao.

Section 230: the digital “get out of jail free” card (Opinions) 23.03.2024

An article written by Chloe Zhao and Iniya Karimanal and published in the Opinions section of the March 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Stephanie Liao.

Don't be so keen on caffeine (Opinions) 06.03.2024

An article written by Elif Cam and published in the Opinions section of the February 2024 issue of the Tower, read. by Stephanie Liao.

Strong Voices: A Collection of Overlooked Black Musicians in History (A&E) 06.03.2024

An article written by Gabrielle Kaputa and Avery McDowell and published in the Arts & Entertainment section of the February 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Stephanie Liao.

The Heroes of PHS (Vang) 03.03.2024

An article written by Avantika Palayekar, Jane Hu, and Yitian Xiong and published in the Vanguard section of the February 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Reya Nair.

PHS is a State Winner in Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition (Newfe) 29.02.2024

An article written by Meiya Xiong and published in the News and Features section of the February 2024 issue of the Tower, read by YiTian Xiong.

Athlete of the Month: Zach Guan '24 (Sports) 29.02.2024

An article written by Asya Morozov, Dester Selby-Salazar, and Kaelan Patel and published in the Sports section of the February 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Maxwell Mazo.

PHS Profile: Lauren Freedman joins the administration as a permanent Assistant Principal (Newfe) 29.02.2024

An article written by Leila Guitton and Emil Kapur and published in the News and Features section of the February 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Reya Nair.

The Everyday Superhero (Vang) 29.02.2024

Aritra Ray reads his own article from the Vanguard section of the 2024 issue of the Tower.

Nature is the natural learning environment (Opinions) 29.02.2024

An article written by Harry Dweck and Joy Chen and published in the Opinions section of the February 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Cassiopeia Mitova.

Political bribery is hidden in plain sight (Opinions) 29.02.2024

An article written by Andrew Kuo and published in the Opinions section of the February 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Stephanie Liao.

Book Banning: a Novel Mistake (Opinions) 01.11.2023

An article written by Tamar Assayag and published in the October 2023 issue of the Tower.

PHS Choir and Orchestra collaborate for “The Little Prince” opera (A&E) 01.11.2023

An article from the Arts and Entertainment section of the October 2023 issue of the Tower, written by Ruhee Hegde.

PHS Profile: Kevin Vega navigates his first full year at PHS 01.11.2023

An article from the News and Features section published in the October 2023 issue of the Tower, and written by Mattias Da Costa.

Teaching in tune with consistency (Opinions) 01.11.2023

An article from the October 2023 issue of the Tower written by Jane Bennett.

PHS welcomes first foreign exchange students since Covid (NewFe) 01.11.2023

An article by Claire Tang and Chloe Zhao from the October 2023 issue of the Tower, Princeton High School's student-run newspaper. To see more from the Tower, visit https://www.towerphs.com/home .

Princeton Voters Decide on 13-Million Dollar Referendum (NewFe) 01.11.2023

An article written by Hangyoel Cheong and Daniel Guo and published in the News and Features section of the October 2023 issue of the Tower.

War and Teace (Vanguard) 30.10.2023

Alex Margulis reads his own article from the 2023 issue of the Tower.

Students see a familiar face in a new role: Cecilia Birge 05.10.2023

An article from the September 2023 issue of the Tower, written by Daniel Guo, Matias De Costa, and Joseph Hu,

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