by Jenna Roselli and Sidney Bricker Center Editor and Media Production Editor Where does a Chick-Fil-A customer’s money go when they pay $5.95 for a Chick-Fil-A Nuggets combo? What organizations does it […]
OPINION: Say No to Chick-Fil-A
OPINION: Respect Neurodivergency
by Emerson Morley National/World Editor When I was eight years old, I was diagnosed with a plethora of learning disabilities that pertain to my working memory and pattern recognition. Due to my […]
OPINION: Recruited Athletes Work Just as Hard as Their Peers
by Jackie King Humor Editor Earlier today, I saw a video that went viral showing two students in the 6th grade talking about their dreams. One of the students tells the class […]
OPINION: Don’t Tell People how to Protest
by Revanth Rao Sports Editor On Aug. 26, the NBA cancelled playoff games for three days after players decided to participate in a strike protesting the shooting of Jacob Blake. Blake, an […]
OPINION: Fox Eye Trend Reveals Racism Towards Asian Americans
by Sophie Sullivan Opinion Editor For months now, artists in the makeup community have been using a new pose to showcase their eye makeup. The pose—referred to as the “fox eye” or the […]
Kupor Advocates for CA Proposition 18
by Lexi Kupor Public Relations Manager Adolescents repeatedly act as the driving force behind global political and social movements, attaining senior leadership positions among local and large-scale campaigns for environmental sustainability, racial justice, […]
OPINION: To Kill A Mockingbird Fails to Confront Racism
by Jordan Chan Staff Writer This month marked the 60th anniversary of To Kill A Mockingbird, a classic novel written by Harper Lee and published in 1960. For students in America, the […]
Arafeh Reflects on Gang Depictions in Pop Culture
by Alia Arafeh Culture Editor During the quarantine, I have watched many shows with varying plots and protagonists, one of which was Peaky Blinders. This Netflix original, which glorifies an Irish gang […]