H.E.R Concert Photo Gallery
February 7, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Harley Anderson, Music
Bay Area natives H.E.R. closed off her first American tour in San Francisco a week after being announced for 5 Grammy nominations.
Katelynn Ngo
February 6, 2019
Filed under Uncategorized
Katelynn Ngo is a junior, and this is her first year on the Epitaph staff. She has no actual hobbies or passions, but she does have three guinea pigs (none of whom who have official names, unfortunately). Sometimes, maybe, perhaps, she’ll feel like writing. Most of the time, though, she’s busy studying...
Here and There: Culture Shock
By Andrea Sun
February 4, 2019
Filed under Andrea Sun, Lifestyles
Awhile ago, I overheard my parents detailing our move to the Philippines to another family. Curious to see their point of view of our two year detour from life in America, I paid attention to what they were saying and I was surprised by what I heard. My mom described the shock she experienced the fir...
Netflix’s attempt at science fiction
By Eden Pollitt, Senior Design Editor
February 3, 2019
Filed under Eden Pollitt, Entertainment, Movies, Showcase
If you haven’t already watched Bird Box you probably have heard about from social media. Memes about Sandra Bullock’s children, boy and girl, filled Instagram feeds and YouTubers began playing the “Bird Box” challenge. But is the movie worth the hype? In short, no. While I found Birdb...
Social media, not so social
By Hana Baig
February 1, 2019
Filed under Hana Baig, Opinion
A few years ago, I had my smartphone stolen. Never mind the story of how — the consequences are what affected me. I had fallen sick the same day, and I had no phone. No social media, no method of communication. There were only long hours of lying in bed, wondering what I could possibly do through...
2020 vision
January 31, 2019
Filed under Kate Gabrielson, Opinion
Kamala Harris: Sen. Kamala Harris of California officially entered the presidential race recently, and, as a relatively young biracial woman, aligns with the diverse female majority of the Democratic Party. Harris has embraced issues such as gender and racial equality, and, in the primary, will lik...
The Impatient Patient: Give me your poor, tired, English-speakers only
By Renee Wang
January 30, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Renee Wang, The Impatient Patient
"Something to think about…” former graduate studies biostatistics director at Duke University Megan Neely wrote in an email to first- and second-year students. Neely’s email condemned Chinese international students’ use of their native language during what appeared to be non-academic time....
Sports Soundbites: Girls Soccer Commentary
By Claire Torii
January 29, 2019
Filed under Claire Torii, Multimedia, Videos, Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQey1ZY_rpo
Late winter showers hit Northern California
By Emily Choi
January 29, 2019
Filed under Emily Choi, Lifestyles
8,500 wildfires burned a total of 1.9 million acres in California last year, and now the state faces stormy weather entering into the new year. The sudden change in weather after the fire season triggered mudslide warnings to areas that were scorched, according to CNN News. While the rainfall lat...
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