On Dec. 12, President Biden announced a full and unconditional pardon for his son Hunter Biden for all crimes he “has committed or may have committed” over nearly the past 11 years. Hunter, who was...
On Oct. 25, The Washington Post announced that it would not endorse a candidate for the 2024 presidential election. Though the publication mentioned returning to its roots of offering no endorsements,...
Almost two months after former superintendent Bill Sanderson abruptly left his position amid controversy and anger over his policies, personality and past actions as an administrator at a school in Georgia,...
Life before Better Canvas was a dark time; the user interface of regular Canvas was difficult to navigate, and I had to click through five different links before I found the page I was looking for.
However,...
The Bay Area is the cradle of modern technology, a hub for global innovation, a cornerstone of American culture, and a home to inconceivably horrible drivers.
The Bay Area has the highest rate of...
Since the early 2000s, social media has drawn in more people exponentially every day. As people are increasingly drawn to apps such as Instagram, X, Facebook, TikTok and more, these public spaces have...
By now, it is an indisputable and well known that fast fashion is an unnatural abomination of capitalism, built on the backs of sweatshops from the hollowed corpse of our planet’s already-scarce resources...
English has always been one of my favorite subjects. From whimsical fantasy novels such as “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” to dystopian classics such as “The Girl Who Owned a City,” I have...
“Missouri executes Marcellus Williams despite prosecutors and the victim’s family asking that he be spared” — this shocking CNN headline from September highlights the flaws in the U.S. justice...
What can artificial intelligence (AI) really be used for? Will it lead to the end of humanity (or at least jobs as we know them)? Should it be banned?
These and other questions are commonly heard...
Two teachers, A and B, teach the same class, but their policies differ enough that students’ experiences — and grades — are significantly affected.
For whatever reason, Teacher A decides to...
For the first time on Aug. 20, ASB president Alan Cai, as a representative of student opinion, was allowed an advisory vote on the school board. Yet, on his first vote regarding the addition of a new district...
