Column: Our 24 hours of school during a pandemic
An exploration of school amid a pandemic from both at-home and in-person perspectives.
Opinion
Student opinion articles comprising of Op-Eds, editorials, columns and guest editorials, student expression.
Government regulation: the good and the bad
In Democrat administrations, we have seen more regulations added while in Republican administrations, we’ve seen more regulations repealed and less added.
Desensitization and misinformation are on the frontlines of COVID-19
The sight of body bags and mass burial sites no longer have the same effect on people as it did in March.
Roaming Reporter: How do students and staff feel about virtual teachers returning to campus?
HBUHSD students and staff share their opinions on the district’s recent decision to have virtual teachers return to campus or take a leave of absence.
The 2020 election: a letdown for both parties
The 2020 presidential and congressional elections have been a let down for both parties.
The importance of achieving fluency in another language
Mastering another language can teach you about the cultures around you and improve your memory skills, among many other benefits.
Letters to the editor: HBUHSD should allow remote teachers to remain online
Letters received in response to our Dec. 5, 2020 story about HBUHSD requiring online teachers to return to campus.
Trump’s refusal to cooperate with Biden is a violation of democracy
President Trump’s behavior after the election is troubling for the United States.
Editorial: HBUHSD must allow teachers to stay online, create a fully-virtual cohort
HBUHSD’s decision to force virtual teachers to return back to school jeopardizes the health of students and teachers.
Imposter syndrome and the high school student
Feeling fraudulent in your accomplishments is a phenomenon easily exacerbated by the competitive nature high school takes on.