Kayla Nguyen, Art & Design Director, Team Leader, Staff Writer
May 7, 2021
There has been an astounding amount of anti-Asian hate crimes that occurred in 2020 and have continued into the new year. There is a legacy of anti-Asian violence, and it...
Charlotte Nguyen, Staff
May 7, 2021
With the circumstances around COVID-19, one of the most asked questions is: What will the school year look like in the upcoming year? After the unpredictable turn of events,...
Charlotte Nguyen, Staff
March 12, 2021
With the new way of online learning and the switch to hybrid instruction, teachers have had to adjust to the changing tides. Back in late December, teachers received an email...
Hayley Durrant, Staff
January 15, 2021
Voting is extremely important, as it affects issues such as access to health care, climate change, and immigration in the United States. This year, the United States was hit...
Tess Walshe, Staff
June 16, 2021
Coined as the “internet orientation,” both the terms aromantic (aro) and asexual (ace) come with a slew of misconceptions, starting with their place in the LGBTQA+ acronym....
Skyler MacDuff, Staff
June 16, 2021
Like a constant cloud looming over your head, college may be something that entices you, yet stirs up anxious emotions. Whether you are fully prepared for your junior year...
Lillian Dunn, Staff Writer
June 16, 2021
A hot summer’s day. Poolside. An icy drink perspires in your hand. Your eyes are closed behind a pair of sunglasses to soften the blow of the blistering heat. Your skin...
Tess Walshe, Staff
May 7, 2021
The pandemic has forced virtually every industry to find creative ways to keep working while keeping each other safe. Restaurants have created outdoor venues, parks have formed...
Hayley Durrant, Staff
June 16, 2021
During the Black Lives Matter protests, many people requested for the government to defund the police. Since "defunding the police'' has been spread through word of mouth,...
Alexis Jacinta, Chief of Publicity and Student Engagement
June 11, 2021
Mental illnesses have gained more awareness as time and accessible psychiatry progresses, but schizophrenia is still undoubtedly perceived as taboo. The general public’s...
Morgan Delgadillo, Staff, Team Leader
May 28, 2021
Introduction: Many of my friends and family know I love to read. So, it is no surprise that during this pandemic, in order to pass the time, I read many books. Now, about...
Crystal El-abed , Staff
May 26, 2021
An enormous amount of pets were abandoned when the COVID-19 virus first broke out. Unsure owners were immediately concerned about pets living with them after hearing that...
