SHS unfairly caters too much to STEM students " December 2, 2020 — by Andy Chen and Shaan Sridhar The district must open new possibilities for students interested in politics and economics. read more »
Turn off the Christmas Music " December 2, 2020 — by Aaria Thomas Christmas songs are tiring and hard to listen to year after year. read more »
Going test-blind distorts the college admissions process " December 1, 2020 — by Preston Fu and Nilay Mishra With many colleges’ removal of standardized testing from the application, academically inclined candidates can no longer demonstrate their ability read more »
Call it what it is: Political friendship break-ups aren’t just ‘political’ " December 1, 2020 — by Anouk Yeh Human rights should not be up for debate. read more »
Instagram has lost its way " December 1, 2020 — by Shaan Sridhar The app popular for photo-based social media has copied features from other apps, ruining itself. read more »
Mail-in ballots don’t lead to more fraud " December 1, 2020 — by Kavita Sundaram A long history of mail-in voting and voting regulations make mail-in ballots a safe method. read more »
Masks are not necklaces; wear them properly " December 1, 2020 — by Harshini Velchamy People are taking a risky fashion choice to a whole new level. read more »
Politically active students lead the way November 24, 2020 — by Atrey Desai Even with the doom and gloom of 2020, the course of the country can be changed by those who care. read more »
More adults need to join social movements for positive change " November 21, 2020 — by Shaan Sridhar Current politicians continuously violate and ignore the basic principles of society. Teens alone can’t defend what’s right. read more »
Appeals court’s decision to make UCs test-blind hurts many seniors " November 13, 2020 — by Rohan Kumar and Andrew Li Judge’s decision to ban University of California from considering SAT and ACT scores in admissions places more weight on more unreliable standards for admission, harming many in the process. read more »