By: Julia Valencia Editor-in-Chief In an age where the answer to virtually all questions is at a person’s fingertips, places that bring people together in person to learn about a shared history […]
Valencia talks about the importance of museums
Pandey talks about frats
By: Atharava Pandey Editor-in-Chief Fraternities, otherwise known as frats, are social communities found at numerous colleges and universities, dating to the late 18th century. For generations, American society has promoted these groups […]
Kavalenka talks books or movies
By: Sofya Kavalenka Culture Editor Watching a film to unwind after a hard day is a common leisure activity for many people. When choosing a movie to cozy up to, one might […]
Coven discusses historical landmarks
By: Abby Coven Editorial Editor As America celebrates its 250th birthday, honoring the pathway to nationhood and its continued growth is as important as ever. Individuals from all backgrounds value remembering historical […]
Dance should be a part of Physical Education
By: Tanvi Ambekar World Editor Throughout elementary school, most children participate in mandatory physical education (PE) classes, which often involve playing group sports, like basketball or baseball. While traditional PE sessions provide […]
Montserrat talks scholarships
By: Claudia Casal Montserrat Games editor Since the inauguration of the Trump administration, education has become a battleground, with many issues ranging from transgender rights to political activism becoming subjects of debate. […]
Healthcare should redirect more funding toward preventive care
By: Sahil Muthukrishnan Editor-in-Chief There are numerous issues Americans do not agree on, but if you ask someone on the street if they are satisfied with the healthcare system, you almost certainly […]
Eppler talks about wasting food
By: David Eppler Humor Editor It is a common sight to walk past a closed restaurant and see empty tables piled high with plates of untouched food. Waiters gather the mounds of […]
Stronger petty theft consequence’s are needed
By: Arnav Singhal Local Editors In 2014, California law mandated that shoplifting would not be considered a crime unless it exceeded a value of $950. Since then, the state has addressed various […]
Fazzio talks about the fashion downfall
By: Julia Fazzio Media Editor  100 years ago in the U.S., everyday attire for men consisted of tailored three-piece suits, hats, and leather shoes. Women in the United States most frequently wore […]
Sunil discusses Broadband
By: Gowri Sunil Opinion Editor The World Health Organization (WHO) describes social determinants as the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age as well as people’s access to […]
Students should journal regularly
By: Advika Anand Opinion Editor As the school year kicks off, students fall back into the routine of balancing demanding classes, extracurriculars, sports, jobs, and more. Beyond their commitments, high schoolers face […]
Supplemental essays should help see who an applicant is
By: Â Atharava Pandey Editor-in-Chief College applications are supposed to answer one question: who is this student? To answer this, colleges design supplemental essay prompts to reveal personal information about a candidate that […]
Banno talks loss of style in fashion
By: Fuyu Banno Graphics Editor The rise of mint caught my attention from the very beginning: a color so bright and out of the ordinary but within the past few months, it […]
Chang and Kavalenka discuss vaccines
By: Tanya Chang and Sofya Kavalenka Culture Editors When a dangerous disease begins spreading through a community, one’s health can quickly become a public concern. Vaccines effectively slow down the spread of […]