a combination of opinion columns and student blogs.

Say you lost, Mr. President
The promise of a peaceful transition of power is not explicit enough
Anthony Ganis, Opinion Columnist
• January 11, 2021

Students will be late. It’s not their fault.
Due to the outside factors like wifi issues, students should not be penalized for tardiness to online classes
Rachel King, Staff writer
• January 10, 2021

Cursive: a dying art
Can it stand the test of time as society moves into a digital age?
Trina Kolas, Writing editor
• November 12, 2020

Should sports be allowed to practice in person? It depends.
Follow the rules, athletes.
Chrissa Olson, Online and copy editor
• October 28, 2020

The Oscars diversity requirements: How necessary are they?
Junior Nadia Bidarian and sophomore Troy Nevil take juxtaposed stances.
Nadia Bidarian and Troy Nevil
• October 15, 2020

Curb your enthusiasm: Think before you spend too much this holiday season
People should be more aware of how they spend their money during the holidays
Anthony Ganis, Opinion Editor
• October 13, 2020

The importance of diversity in literature education
The new English 10H book selections foster acceptance within the classroom
Ruby Crosthwait, Writing Editor
• October 8, 2020

Less is more: School days should remain short
Due to online schooling, classes end at 12:35 p.m., which is just enough time to effectively learn.
Sydney Lamich, Staff writer
• October 6, 2020

Calling out cancel culture
What is cancel culture? And who exactly is being "cancelled"?
Jess Alvear, Staff writer
• October 1, 2020

Camera shy
Opinion: The new attendance policy is stressful and unfair, yet may motivate some to participate more
Troy Nevil, Staff writer
• September 30, 2020

Two cents on Disney’s millions
Opinion: Disney's output of sequels and live actions is a cash grab, lacking creativity and new content
Trina Kolas, Writing editor
• September 21, 2020

A Tale of Two Internet Connections
Editors-in-Chief Sarah Falahahwazi and Alexis Mesa recount their first week of school
Sarah Falahahwazi and Alexis Mesa
• August 29, 2020
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