Climate change is destroying the U.S. Here’s what we can do
By Karen Phan, Staff Writer On Nov. 23, the United States government released the second volume of the Fourth National Climate Assessment (NCA4), which revealed […]
Opinion
Student opinion articles comprising of Op-Eds, editorials, columns and guest editorials, student expression.
They don’t stop at the musical charts- BTS take on the big screen
“Burn The Stage,” KPOP group BTS’s first movie, makes its debut in theaters for a special viewing.
New year’s resolutions? Not likely.
The reasons and insight behind why people never accomplish their New Year’s resolutions.
Students benefit more from peer reviewing than they think they do
Peer reviewing has a variety of benefits students can enjoy.
Why there shouldn’t be dress codes
Schools shouldn’t be able to limit what students wear or how they choose to express themselves through their style.
Pros and Cons: Daylight saving time
Californians voted to keep daylight saving time all year round instead of changing their clocks. There are many benefits and disadvantages that came with daylight saving time.
“Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald” apparates into theaters
“Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald” isn’t what everyone expected. No spoilers are mentioned.
Thanksgiving: the dark history they didn’t teach you
As Thanksgiving gets closer, let’s look deeper into the true origins of the holiday.
Writing isn’t academic, it’s potent
Writing, above all, helps you think. And thinking is what makes you able.
Roaming Reporter: What do your peers have to say about peer grading?
High school is notoriously known as the one place we take our peers’ judgement into way too much consideration. But when it comes to academics, is peer grading truly helpful?