Opinion

In the midst of a political rivalry, the American government should still defend the definition of democracy in which the people’s judgements matter.

Students should have access to optional assignments and lectures to get a stronger grasp on missed topics to succeed in college and beyond. 

Projects would serve as a better means of effectively rating students’ understanding of the material.

Small businesses and stores that are non-essential should remain closed as the health of the public is more important than the economy at the moment.

Lack of health resources and government legislation leave farmers depressed, thinking they have no way out of debt.

Yang is advocating that Asian Americans act more patriotic; however, empirical examples prove that such tactics are unavailing.

Even though it was a messy process at first, I have grown to prefer its advantages.

San Francisco Union School District’s potential new grading policy would have great consequences on quality of education and surrounding schools.

The recent $2 trillion stimulus plan is a step forward but lacks a lot of the necessary legislation.

Teachers and administrators should introduce policies to try to emulate a normal schooling environment of curiosity and integrity, but no matter how much they try, normal schooling will always be superior.