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Walking on a fine line between two cultures

Walking on a fine line between two cultures

By Hope Saena • January 15, 2021

Newest iPhone 12 is a winner

By Jack Xu • January 12, 2021

What could have been: the importance of Proposition 15

Business property taxes could have led to an increase in public school funding, if it had passed

By Saanvi Thakur • January 6, 2021

Stereotyping is harmful, contributes to increasing inequality, injustice

Stereotyping is harmful, contributes to increasing inequality, injustice

By Ariana Tejeda Moreno • December 21, 2020

The high flyer: choosing between passion and practicality

At a crossroad: choosing passion over practicality will impact my studies, career and life.

By Erin Loh • December 20, 2020

Global Medium: caste system influence destroys modern communities

As an Indian-American, it is terrifying to think that the only reason I am not subject to the possibility of being targeted is credited to the fact my caste level is higher than a Dalit.

By Saanvi Thakur • December 19, 2020

The court decides: West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette

The Pledge of Allegiance was first officially adopted by the United States in 1942. Since then, thousands of Americans have boycotted the pledge as a form a non-violent protest.

By Ritaja Subrahmanya • December 6, 2020

Off the Record: Times of distress expose my unhealthy coping mediums

Obsessing over election: A flurry of news outlets bombard me with formidable headlines, as I slowly start to notice my mannerisms changing synonymous with the political climate.

By Shreya Partha • December 6, 2020

The high flyer: time management during distance learning

The high flyer: time management during distance learning

By Erin Loh • November 4, 2020

The flawed nomination of Amy Coney Barrett

The next Supreme Court Justice will hold the power to significantly influence the entire country and make decisions affecting all women, including young girls who are still in school.

By Macy Li • November 4, 2020

The court decides: San Antonio Independent v. Rodriguez

Using property taxes to fund schools significantly disadvantages low-income students who lack the same resources as their high-income counterparts.

By Ritaja Subrahmanya • November 2, 2020

Global Medium: Politicians create loopholes to run away from the undeniable effects of climate change

Global Medium: Politicians create loopholes to run away from the undeniable effects of climate change

By Saanvi Thakur • November 2, 2020

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