The Grand Prize winner is a feature story from the Panther Post at YULA High School in Los Angeles. "This lively, fun piece on music in the school men’s room is ... surprising in its subject while also extremely well-written and composed," the judges wrote.

Ben-Gurion did not anticipate that the Old Yishuv population would grow to more than 1.3 million ultra-Orthodox Jews today, transforming what was meant to be a temporary solution into one of Israel’s most contentious political issues.

Team 6000 — named because it was the 6000th team in the league to register  — is the largest extra-curricular team at Shalhevet, with 29 members. “There’s a place for everyone,” said the team's captain.

This genre of posts undermines the emotion and complexity of the situations they discuss by communicating with the public through sarcasm and humor. While they foster a large audience, they are not a professional way to disperse government messages.

The expansion is connects Mercer Island, where NYHS is located, to the rest of the Seattle area's Link light rail stations. This allows students to use a new form of transportation to get to and from school.

Why is YULA Boys playing Bach, Mozart and Chopin (plus an occasional Beatles tune) in the bathrooms? The answer is not that Chopin is fun to listen to, nor that everyone loves elevator music. The actual reason is pedagogical.