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by Rachel King
With thousands of visa seekers stranded at the US-Mexico border and many more living in the US with no legal status, it is no secret the immigration system needs reform. Unfortunately,...
It’s that time of year again, where red rose sales are through the roof and Instagram feeds are filled with sappy partner-appreciation-posts. Every year when Valentine's Day rolls around, I am forced...
It’s no secret the college application process is stressful. Curating a list of extracurriculars, writing personal statements and supplements, and actually figuring out where to apply are all things...
Last March, distance learning felt like an inconvenience that would soon pass. The idea of starting the 2020-2021 school year online seemed far-fetched, yet almost a year later, we are still at home and...
For the third time, Redondo Beach Unified School District (RBUSD) has moved the reopening date of grades TK-2. Back in November, the Los Angeles County Public Health Department (LACPHD) granted RBUSD the...
As the Biden administration settles into the White House and wraps up their transition with the Trump administration, people all over the United States prepare for what is to come over the next four years...
President Donald Trump has not posted on social media in nearly a week. Not a Facebook update, not an infamous Tweet. Not even a hashtag. Nothing. And honestly? I’m okay with it. For now.
On Friday,...
As one must already know by now, our nation has just seen a tragic, embarrassing and, unfortunately, quite predictable attack on our very own Capitol. A building that undeniably symbolizes America’s...
It is pretty obvious when you are late to an in-person class. The bell rings and your heart speeds up because you are still in the hallway. As you rush through the door, it feels like you have captured...
On Nov. 13, Harry Styles made history, appearing on the cover of Vogue as the first solo man. Styles wore a dress for this photoshoot, angering thousands of people and causing a lot of controversy.
Many...
Many students learned how to read and write cursive in elementary school. I, myself learned it when I was in third grade, and have written in almost nothing but cursive since then. However, it’s interesting...
Delta Math, Schoology, Edpuzzle, Flipgrid and Nearpod. These are a few of the heaps of sites students think of when they hear the words “online learning.” Now that school with new online standards...
