Opening chess to the world: The Queen’s Gambit
BETH HARMON is a young chess genius in the Netflix hit series The Queen’s Gambit. Netflix movie poster. Seth Hahn | Writer January 24, 2021 The Queen’s Gambit is a short Netflix series based on the […]
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Is a new dawn approaching for the student debt crisis?
Amy Parr | News Editor January 24, 2021 Over 42 million Americans are weighed down by student loans. Cumulatively, these millions of people are over $1.6 trillion in debt, just for receiving an education. Student […]
Pardon me, Mr. President
DONALD TRUMP issued pardons throughout his four year presidential term, image taken in 2018. Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Reaghan Mulligan | Opinion Editor January 24, 2021 The President of the United States’ ability to pardon […]
President Biden’s promise of unity
Clara Helm | Head Editor January 21, 2o2o A national guard officer wanders around a local Washington, D.C. coffee shop, looking for something to do. This was a commonplace and welcomed sight in the shutdown […]
Censorship and the suppression of free speech
Savannah Gresham | Writer January 18, 2021 2020 has placed enormous pressure on social networks to monitor their platforms and try to prevent a hotbed of misinformation. In response, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and other […]
Arrests made at large parties in Los Angeles
POLICE ARRESTING participants of large underground parties. Photo Courtesy of the twitter account “LA County Sheriffs” Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor January 18, 2021 As of January 14, 2021, there have been 975,299 cases and […]
Statewide “Let them Play” Rallies
Jack Harris | Writer January 17, 2021 Amidst the constantly growing numbers of COVID cases in the US, high school sports are being put further into jeopardy of whether they will be played or not. […]
MLK’s impactful legacy of peaceful protesting
Kaitlyn Harsey | Editor January 13, 2021 While for some MLK day is just another three-day weekend, many look past the great legacy he left behind in America for civil rights. However, this man was so […]
Déjà vu! Trump’s (second) impeachment process
Mia Costales | News Editor January 15, 2021 As of January 13, 2021, the House has voted to impeach President Trump for a second time due to the comments which are said to have […]
The stratosphereic polar vortex is splitting in two
Sosie Casteel | Writer January 15, 2021 In early January, the temperature in the stratosphere over Siberia rose about 100 degrees. The resulting mass of warm air is pushing the polar vortex off its axis. […]