Universities have no right to revoke diplomas for political speech
Diplomas ought not be revoked for political action
Agastya Vitaldevara, Reporter
Religion should not play any role in public policy decisions
The rise of Christian nationalism teaches us about the perils of religious indoctrination.
Learning from the tall tales of Big Cereal
Advertising in children’s content is detrimental to societal health.
The weaponization of the presidential pardon ought to end
President Joseph Biden considers granting preemptive pardons to Trump’s political opponents.
In supporting student athletes, staff members make important connections
AP Physics 1 and 2 teacher Thomas Casavant attended nearly every home water polo game this season, allowing him to forge deeper relationships with students.
Saratoga drivers: Simmer down and use more caution, please
The area’s reputation for bad driving is well deserved but fixable.
Students should be allowed a vote in the school board
To give students a voice in their education and legitimize student governments, the board ought to allow students a full vote in district affairs.
Shakespeare, though challenging, remains an essential component of English curriculum
Although modern literature is important, the school should continue teaching Shakespeare in all English classes.
