It’s time to get police out of schools October 22, 2021 — by Benjamin Li With the job description of “handling situations involving fights, theft, criminal bullying, truancy, trespassers, psychiatric detentions, identification of gang members and school policy violations,” it is more apt to call a school resource officer (SRO) a rule enforcer. In theory, SROs are supposed to benefit a school by making it a safer environment, but their […] read more » Please avoid these 10 overdone group costumes this Halloween October 22, 2021 — by Sarah Thomas and Ariel Zhou It’s hard to find someone who doesn’t like the fun costumes, copious amounts of candy and good vibes of Halloween. But, when choosing a group costume, the decision is usually a last-minute endeavor. Picture this: It’s the night before Halloween, and a friend group is exhausted and out of ideas. Desperately, they search for Best […] read more » Disruptive protests can change hearts and minds October 17, 2021 — by Lihi Shoshani As models strutted down the catwalk during the final event of Louis Vuitton’s Paris Fashion Week show on Oct. 5, activist Marie Cohuet, who is part of the environmental group “Extinction Rebellion,” disrupted the event by joining them onstage with a large banner stating “Overconsumption=Extinction.” Although security was eventually able to sweep her away, Cohuet’s […] read more » Exposé: Security questions are a Eurocentric ploy October 17, 2021 — by Selina Chen Ninety-nine percent of online accounts I set up require me to choose and answer security questions in case I forget my password or get logged out of my account. Usually, I immediately look for the question “In what city were you born?” because that’s easy to answer: Shanghai. My dilemma arises when the system requires […] read more » Hot take: Let’s take the hype away from the football team October 14, 2021 — by Harshini Velchamy The lopsided scores say it all: 48-14, 44-0, 49-0, 31-14 and 14-0; our football team isn’t doing fantastic this year. Our football team has lost all of its games this year, besides a 31-14 victory against Monta Vista for Homecoming. For a sport that we have one of our largest school spirit events centered around, […] read more » The problem with American candy October 12, 2021 — by Sara Bright When I moved to the United States from Finland at age 12, I was scared and excited to start a new life in a completely different country. Never in my life did I realize that the move would subject me to the worst “candy” I’ve ever eaten in my life. I have many problems with […] read more » A second take: Governor Newsom should have been recalled October 11, 2021 — by Jonathan Li In 2019, 650,000 people moved out of California. From ridiculously high taxes and living costs to failing infrastructure and education, the Golden State is headed in the wrong direction. Part of the reason for California’s decline has been Governor Gavin Newsom’s continuous inadequate responses to the state’s most pressing issues. As the individual responsible for […] read more » Nicki Minaj’s vaccine-related tweets amount to a public health hazard October 11, 2021 — by Tara Natarajan On Sept. 13, Nicki Minaj posted a series of tweets to her 22.8 million Twitter followers explaining why she has not received the COVID-19 vaccine — they also explained why she would not attend the Met Gala this year, which required proof of vaccination for all attendees. Her hesitancy to take the shot drew massive […] read more » Biden’s Afghanistan pullout is a spectacular failure October 9, 2021 — by Daniel Wu and Alexander Kan The fall of Afghanistan marks one of the greatest defeats of the United States during the 21st century. After 20 years of occupation and billions of dollars spent, Afghanistan has fallen back into Taliban control, with the future of the nation left in great uncertainty. The Biden administration has undone years of work, remained negligent […] read more » Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast
Please avoid these 10 overdone group costumes this Halloween October 22, 2021 — by Sarah Thomas and Ariel Zhou It’s hard to find someone who doesn’t like the fun costumes, copious amounts of candy and good vibes of Halloween. But, when choosing a group costume, the decision is usually a last-minute endeavor. Picture this: It’s the night before Halloween, and a friend group is exhausted and out of ideas. Desperately, they search for Best […] read more » Disruptive protests can change hearts and minds October 17, 2021 — by Lihi Shoshani As models strutted down the catwalk during the final event of Louis Vuitton’s Paris Fashion Week show on Oct. 5, activist Marie Cohuet, who is part of the environmental group “Extinction Rebellion,” disrupted the event by joining them onstage with a large banner stating “Overconsumption=Extinction.” Although security was eventually able to sweep her away, Cohuet’s […] read more » Exposé: Security questions are a Eurocentric ploy October 17, 2021 — by Selina Chen Ninety-nine percent of online accounts I set up require me to choose and answer security questions in case I forget my password or get logged out of my account. Usually, I immediately look for the question “In what city were you born?” because that’s easy to answer: Shanghai. My dilemma arises when the system requires […] read more » Hot take: Let’s take the hype away from the football team October 14, 2021 — by Harshini Velchamy The lopsided scores say it all: 48-14, 44-0, 49-0, 31-14 and 14-0; our football team isn’t doing fantastic this year. Our football team has lost all of its games this year, besides a 31-14 victory against Monta Vista for Homecoming. For a sport that we have one of our largest school spirit events centered around, […] read more » The problem with American candy October 12, 2021 — by Sara Bright When I moved to the United States from Finland at age 12, I was scared and excited to start a new life in a completely different country. Never in my life did I realize that the move would subject me to the worst “candy” I’ve ever eaten in my life. I have many problems with […] read more » A second take: Governor Newsom should have been recalled October 11, 2021 — by Jonathan Li In 2019, 650,000 people moved out of California. From ridiculously high taxes and living costs to failing infrastructure and education, the Golden State is headed in the wrong direction. Part of the reason for California’s decline has been Governor Gavin Newsom’s continuous inadequate responses to the state’s most pressing issues. As the individual responsible for […] read more » Nicki Minaj’s vaccine-related tweets amount to a public health hazard October 11, 2021 — by Tara Natarajan On Sept. 13, Nicki Minaj posted a series of tweets to her 22.8 million Twitter followers explaining why she has not received the COVID-19 vaccine — they also explained why she would not attend the Met Gala this year, which required proof of vaccination for all attendees. Her hesitancy to take the shot drew massive […] read more » Biden’s Afghanistan pullout is a spectacular failure October 9, 2021 — by Daniel Wu and Alexander Kan The fall of Afghanistan marks one of the greatest defeats of the United States during the 21st century. After 20 years of occupation and billions of dollars spent, Afghanistan has fallen back into Taliban control, with the future of the nation left in great uncertainty. The Biden administration has undone years of work, remained negligent […] read more » Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast
Disruptive protests can change hearts and minds October 17, 2021 — by Lihi Shoshani As models strutted down the catwalk during the final event of Louis Vuitton’s Paris Fashion Week show on Oct. 5, activist Marie Cohuet, who is part of the environmental group “Extinction Rebellion,” disrupted the event by joining them onstage with a large banner stating “Overconsumption=Extinction.” Although security was eventually able to sweep her away, Cohuet’s […] read more » Exposé: Security questions are a Eurocentric ploy October 17, 2021 — by Selina Chen Ninety-nine percent of online accounts I set up require me to choose and answer security questions in case I forget my password or get logged out of my account. Usually, I immediately look for the question “In what city were you born?” because that’s easy to answer: Shanghai. My dilemma arises when the system requires […] read more » Hot take: Let’s take the hype away from the football team October 14, 2021 — by Harshini Velchamy The lopsided scores say it all: 48-14, 44-0, 49-0, 31-14 and 14-0; our football team isn’t doing fantastic this year. Our football team has lost all of its games this year, besides a 31-14 victory against Monta Vista for Homecoming. For a sport that we have one of our largest school spirit events centered around, […] read more » The problem with American candy October 12, 2021 — by Sara Bright When I moved to the United States from Finland at age 12, I was scared and excited to start a new life in a completely different country. Never in my life did I realize that the move would subject me to the worst “candy” I’ve ever eaten in my life. I have many problems with […] read more » A second take: Governor Newsom should have been recalled October 11, 2021 — by Jonathan Li In 2019, 650,000 people moved out of California. From ridiculously high taxes and living costs to failing infrastructure and education, the Golden State is headed in the wrong direction. Part of the reason for California’s decline has been Governor Gavin Newsom’s continuous inadequate responses to the state’s most pressing issues. As the individual responsible for […] read more » Nicki Minaj’s vaccine-related tweets amount to a public health hazard October 11, 2021 — by Tara Natarajan On Sept. 13, Nicki Minaj posted a series of tweets to her 22.8 million Twitter followers explaining why she has not received the COVID-19 vaccine — they also explained why she would not attend the Met Gala this year, which required proof of vaccination for all attendees. Her hesitancy to take the shot drew massive […] read more » Biden’s Afghanistan pullout is a spectacular failure October 9, 2021 — by Daniel Wu and Alexander Kan The fall of Afghanistan marks one of the greatest defeats of the United States during the 21st century. After 20 years of occupation and billions of dollars spent, Afghanistan has fallen back into Taliban control, with the future of the nation left in great uncertainty. The Biden administration has undone years of work, remained negligent […] read more » Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast
Exposé: Security questions are a Eurocentric ploy October 17, 2021 — by Selina Chen Ninety-nine percent of online accounts I set up require me to choose and answer security questions in case I forget my password or get logged out of my account. Usually, I immediately look for the question “In what city were you born?” because that’s easy to answer: Shanghai. My dilemma arises when the system requires […] read more » Hot take: Let’s take the hype away from the football team October 14, 2021 — by Harshini Velchamy The lopsided scores say it all: 48-14, 44-0, 49-0, 31-14 and 14-0; our football team isn’t doing fantastic this year. Our football team has lost all of its games this year, besides a 31-14 victory against Monta Vista for Homecoming. For a sport that we have one of our largest school spirit events centered around, […] read more » The problem with American candy October 12, 2021 — by Sara Bright When I moved to the United States from Finland at age 12, I was scared and excited to start a new life in a completely different country. Never in my life did I realize that the move would subject me to the worst “candy” I’ve ever eaten in my life. I have many problems with […] read more » A second take: Governor Newsom should have been recalled October 11, 2021 — by Jonathan Li In 2019, 650,000 people moved out of California. From ridiculously high taxes and living costs to failing infrastructure and education, the Golden State is headed in the wrong direction. Part of the reason for California’s decline has been Governor Gavin Newsom’s continuous inadequate responses to the state’s most pressing issues. As the individual responsible for […] read more » Nicki Minaj’s vaccine-related tweets amount to a public health hazard October 11, 2021 — by Tara Natarajan On Sept. 13, Nicki Minaj posted a series of tweets to her 22.8 million Twitter followers explaining why she has not received the COVID-19 vaccine — they also explained why she would not attend the Met Gala this year, which required proof of vaccination for all attendees. Her hesitancy to take the shot drew massive […] read more » Biden’s Afghanistan pullout is a spectacular failure October 9, 2021 — by Daniel Wu and Alexander Kan The fall of Afghanistan marks one of the greatest defeats of the United States during the 21st century. After 20 years of occupation and billions of dollars spent, Afghanistan has fallen back into Taliban control, with the future of the nation left in great uncertainty. The Biden administration has undone years of work, remained negligent […] read more » Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast
Hot take: Let’s take the hype away from the football team October 14, 2021 — by Harshini Velchamy The lopsided scores say it all: 48-14, 44-0, 49-0, 31-14 and 14-0; our football team isn’t doing fantastic this year. Our football team has lost all of its games this year, besides a 31-14 victory against Monta Vista for Homecoming. For a sport that we have one of our largest school spirit events centered around, […] read more » The problem with American candy October 12, 2021 — by Sara Bright When I moved to the United States from Finland at age 12, I was scared and excited to start a new life in a completely different country. Never in my life did I realize that the move would subject me to the worst “candy” I’ve ever eaten in my life. I have many problems with […] read more » A second take: Governor Newsom should have been recalled October 11, 2021 — by Jonathan Li In 2019, 650,000 people moved out of California. From ridiculously high taxes and living costs to failing infrastructure and education, the Golden State is headed in the wrong direction. Part of the reason for California’s decline has been Governor Gavin Newsom’s continuous inadequate responses to the state’s most pressing issues. As the individual responsible for […] read more » Nicki Minaj’s vaccine-related tweets amount to a public health hazard October 11, 2021 — by Tara Natarajan On Sept. 13, Nicki Minaj posted a series of tweets to her 22.8 million Twitter followers explaining why she has not received the COVID-19 vaccine — they also explained why she would not attend the Met Gala this year, which required proof of vaccination for all attendees. Her hesitancy to take the shot drew massive […] read more » Biden’s Afghanistan pullout is a spectacular failure October 9, 2021 — by Daniel Wu and Alexander Kan The fall of Afghanistan marks one of the greatest defeats of the United States during the 21st century. After 20 years of occupation and billions of dollars spent, Afghanistan has fallen back into Taliban control, with the future of the nation left in great uncertainty. The Biden administration has undone years of work, remained negligent […] read more » Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast
The problem with American candy October 12, 2021 — by Sara Bright When I moved to the United States from Finland at age 12, I was scared and excited to start a new life in a completely different country. Never in my life did I realize that the move would subject me to the worst “candy” I’ve ever eaten in my life. I have many problems with […] read more » A second take: Governor Newsom should have been recalled October 11, 2021 — by Jonathan Li In 2019, 650,000 people moved out of California. From ridiculously high taxes and living costs to failing infrastructure and education, the Golden State is headed in the wrong direction. Part of the reason for California’s decline has been Governor Gavin Newsom’s continuous inadequate responses to the state’s most pressing issues. As the individual responsible for […] read more » Nicki Minaj’s vaccine-related tweets amount to a public health hazard October 11, 2021 — by Tara Natarajan On Sept. 13, Nicki Minaj posted a series of tweets to her 22.8 million Twitter followers explaining why she has not received the COVID-19 vaccine — they also explained why she would not attend the Met Gala this year, which required proof of vaccination for all attendees. Her hesitancy to take the shot drew massive […] read more » Biden’s Afghanistan pullout is a spectacular failure October 9, 2021 — by Daniel Wu and Alexander Kan The fall of Afghanistan marks one of the greatest defeats of the United States during the 21st century. After 20 years of occupation and billions of dollars spent, Afghanistan has fallen back into Taliban control, with the future of the nation left in great uncertainty. The Biden administration has undone years of work, remained negligent […] read more » Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast
A second take: Governor Newsom should have been recalled October 11, 2021 — by Jonathan Li In 2019, 650,000 people moved out of California. From ridiculously high taxes and living costs to failing infrastructure and education, the Golden State is headed in the wrong direction. Part of the reason for California’s decline has been Governor Gavin Newsom’s continuous inadequate responses to the state’s most pressing issues. As the individual responsible for […] read more » Nicki Minaj’s vaccine-related tweets amount to a public health hazard October 11, 2021 — by Tara Natarajan On Sept. 13, Nicki Minaj posted a series of tweets to her 22.8 million Twitter followers explaining why she has not received the COVID-19 vaccine — they also explained why she would not attend the Met Gala this year, which required proof of vaccination for all attendees. Her hesitancy to take the shot drew massive […] read more » Biden’s Afghanistan pullout is a spectacular failure October 9, 2021 — by Daniel Wu and Alexander Kan The fall of Afghanistan marks one of the greatest defeats of the United States during the 21st century. After 20 years of occupation and billions of dollars spent, Afghanistan has fallen back into Taliban control, with the future of the nation left in great uncertainty. The Biden administration has undone years of work, remained negligent […] read more » Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast
Nicki Minaj’s vaccine-related tweets amount to a public health hazard October 11, 2021 — by Tara Natarajan On Sept. 13, Nicki Minaj posted a series of tweets to her 22.8 million Twitter followers explaining why she has not received the COVID-19 vaccine — they also explained why she would not attend the Met Gala this year, which required proof of vaccination for all attendees. Her hesitancy to take the shot drew massive […] read more » Biden’s Afghanistan pullout is a spectacular failure October 9, 2021 — by Daniel Wu and Alexander Kan The fall of Afghanistan marks one of the greatest defeats of the United States during the 21st century. After 20 years of occupation and billions of dollars spent, Afghanistan has fallen back into Taliban control, with the future of the nation left in great uncertainty. The Biden administration has undone years of work, remained negligent […] read more » Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast
Biden’s Afghanistan pullout is a spectacular failure October 9, 2021 — by Daniel Wu and Alexander Kan The fall of Afghanistan marks one of the greatest defeats of the United States during the 21st century. After 20 years of occupation and billions of dollars spent, Afghanistan has fallen back into Taliban control, with the future of the nation left in great uncertainty. The Biden administration has undone years of work, remained negligent […] read more » Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast
Fix the bathroom air dryers October 8, 2021 — by Allen Luo Picture this: You’re in the bathroom, and your freshly washed hands are dripping wet. You put your hands under the air dryer, expecting a warm, refreshing blast of air to dry off all the water drops sticking to your hand. One second passes. Now, two. Three. You start wondering, “Why isn’t this working?” You frantically […] read more » firstprevious...10...1819202122...3040506070...nextlast