Julia Li's Work

8 pieces

News & Features - March, 2026
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Princeton celebrates 19th annual Asian Fest
Jacob Rogart Tyler Fiorentino Aidan Sutphin
On Friday, March 6, PHS hosted the 19th annual Asian Fest. Language classes and cultural clubs at PHS collaborated during the festival, putting together two main segments: cultural booths and food stalls along with an...
Arts & Entertainment - March, 2026
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Spectacle Theatre welcomes audience to Harvard Law with “Legally Blonde”
Aariyana Patel Hannah Chang
From March 12–14, PHS Spectacle Theatre, Tech Crew, and Orchestra came together to bring the musical “Legally Blonde” to life on stage. The show follows former sorority girl Elle Woods as she navigates law school,...
News & Features - February, 2026
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PHS Fermentation Festival demonstrates new phenomena-based curriculum
Joy Chen Arianna Kapoor Aariyana Patel Beatriz Vozone
On Thursday, February 12, Biology I students participated in the first Fermentation Festival at PHS. Organized by Science Supervisor Jacqueline Katz, biology teacher Alexis Custer, and Food Systems Literacy Coordinator...
News & Features - October, 2025
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PHS Investigates: the increase in detention slips
Avantika Palayekar Asma Frough
This fall, the PHS administration has increased the number of detention slips given to students with unverified absences. This practice, once widespread at PHS, was carried out at a much smaller scale for the past few...
News & Features - October, 2025
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HackPHS returns after three year hiatus
Daniel Gu Fangwu Yu
This weekend, PHS Competitive Programming Team will hold the first hackPHS hackathon since 2022. This event invites students from all over New Jersey to PHS to collaborate on computer science projects for 24 hours...
Arts & Entertainment - April, 2025
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Musical variety at the spring choir concert
Asma Frough Yunsheng Xu
As spring unfolded across Princeton, the halls of PHS choir classes were alive with the sound of preparation. Singers found their harmony as the choir groups performed their annual Spring Concert at the Performing Arts...
Opinions - April, 2025
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Microplastics are a macro problem
Rohan Srivastava Fangwu Yu
Walk into any grocery store in America, and you’re bound to find shelves full of ultra-processed foods wrapped in shiny plastic packaging. Ultra-processed goods, products that are prepared using industrial methods, are...
Opinions - April, 2025
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Lunch is for eating, not cooking
Aryan Singla Asha Nag
The lunch bell rings at 11:33, and fourth period ends as hundreds of students pour out of classrooms and into the halls of Princeton High School. Some students head to the library, while others head to the guidance...