#FreeBritney movement update
Brooklyn Staab | Student Life Editor & Publicity Manager October 15, 2021 The #freebritney movement has been around for quite some time, but due to widespread public attention, the case has finally moved forward, and […]
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“No Time to Die” stays true to its title
DANIEL CRAIG stars, once again, as super spy 007 in “No Time to Die.” Detroit News Coco Meyerhofer | Writer October 14, 2021 007 was really turned into a sweetheart at the end: not only did […]
California to be the first to require ethnic studies for high school graduation
Ben Meyler | Writer October 18, 2021 For generations, the American school system has taught a curriculum pushing a solely white agenda — one that demeans and overlooks endless cultural differences. Now, in an attempt to […]
Whistleblower exposes Facebook’s knowing abuse of social media users
WHISTLEBLOWER Frances Haugen speaking at Capitol Hill about Facebook. Hindustan Times Jack Wolfsohn | Writer 14 October 2021 Have you ever reported a post for hate speech, racism, or homophobia, but then scrolled down on […]
Black Silly Putty: you should care about cleaning up our beaches
Brookelynn Hodgin | Writer October 15, 2021 Black Silly Putty I remember being a little girl and playing with the black silly putty on the beach. It was thick and dry, and was a […]
World Mental Health Day leads celebrities to encourage fans to seek therapy, support
Eden Havel | News Editor October 15, 2021 On October 10th, the world took a moment to celebrate World Mental Health Day. As people flooded to social media platforms and began to post and repost, […]
Will the Lakers big three deliver a title?
Ben Cooper | Sports Editor October 16, 2021 The NBA season is quickly approaching, kicking off on Tuesday. There are two games on Tuesday’s slate, with the Milwaukee Bucks facing the Brooklyn Nets and the […]
Should Columbus be celebrated?
Amy Parr | Head Editor October 15, 2021 “In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue.” This classic poem evokes serene waters and crisp linen sails, romanticizing the sentiment surrounding Christopher Columbus’s fateful journey across the […]
Scandals, a horrible new rule, and other highlights from the first quarter of the NFL season
Lucas Rapeepat | Head Editor October 15, 2021 With a quarter of the regular football season in the books, the longest season of all time certainly has not disappointed. Multiple scandals, a plethora of surprising […]
SCHS marine science Catalina trip: highs and lows
CATALINA morning hike displays the gorgeous views and colorful cabins where SCHS marine students stayed. Cassidy O’Toner Talie Folsom | Arts and Entertainment Editor October 15, 2021 SCHS students in Ms. Brislen’s IB Marine Science class […]