Opinion

Writers. Opinions. One hundred words.

Students need to be cognizant of international affairs in order to empathize

Nineteenth century statesman John C. Calhoun, best known as South Carolina’s pro-slavery champion, is perhaps one of the America’s most controversial figures. His name has become synonymous with Southern secession, the Confederacy and America’s heinous institution of slavery. Yet, in spite of criticism from the Yale’s student body, Yale University president Peter Salovey announced on April 28 that the name of the residential college called Calhoun would remain.

Junior explains President Obama's critique of the Black Lives Matter movement. 

Sophomore shares opinion on how more students should participate in the class/ ASB voting procedure at school. 

Junior explains her thoughts on AP class finals.  

“Commit. That’s so gay. You’re SPED. Go kill yourself.” These are common slang terms echoing in the hallways of SHS, jests that have made their way into the daily vernacular of students.

A recent report by the state auditor confirmed what California students have been saying for the past several years: The admission standards for University of California schools is rigged against them.

It happens all the time. College students begin receiving offers for credit cards and begin going out to dinner every night, buying expensive clothes or taking trips with money they don't have.

Junior reveals how the school's implementation of Canvas greatly improved his life.