Loophole in Texas abortion ban law
Jack Wolfsohn | Writer September 30, 2021 The recent Texas abortion law that bans abortion after 6 weeks gives a woman an extremely short amount of time to get an abortion and/or discover they are […]
Columns & Opinion
The “Devious Lick”: TikTok’s magnum opus of destruction
Austin Ashizawa | Student Life Editor September 24, 2021 From the unparalleled genius that brought you the “Blackout” and “Tide Pod” challenges, TikTok now presents the infamous “Devious Lick” challenge. As with many other trends […]
Biden, why are you letting California burn?
Coco Meyerhofer | Writer September 19, 2021 It was a rough summer for California last year. The annual wildfires burned greater than ever before under Trump’s lack of attention, eventually destroying a grand total […]
New House Democrat tax proposal misses its mark
Brookelynn Hodgin | Writer September 17, 2021 On Monday, Senior House Democrat Richard Neal proposed a bill that would increase tax revenue by $2.9 trillion, with the intention of impacting wealthy Americans and large corporations […]
iPhone 13 and all it has to offer (hint: it’s not a lot)
Jack Wolfsohn | Writer September 16, 2021 Every year for over a decade, Apple has released a new iPhone with the “most advanced features” on the market. They pride themselves on showy web design and […]
COVID-19 vaccines: the saving grace of this pandemic
Sofia Sipelis | Opinion Editor September 17, 2021 After what felt like an eternity of wishing for a saving grace to this pandemic, on December 11, 2020, the Pfizer vaccine was approved for emergency use […]
It’s time to reevaluate our view of school dances
PROM QUEEN AND POPULARITY, but at what cost? Carrie Brooklyn Staab | Opinion Editor & Publicity Manager September 19, 2021 Defined in classic teen movies that we’ve all seen—She’s All that, Carrie, Geek Charming, Mean […]
Abortion bill upheld: Is this the start of a modern Handmaid’s Tale?
Daniella Flores & Cassidy O’Toner | Writers September 8, 2021 On May 19, Texas signed into law its most restrictive and alarming abortion ban since Roe v. Wade in 1973. On September 1, after the United […]
Why you should delete social media this summer
Kate Hedger | Head Editor May 27, 2020 Social media is one of the most common addictions for our generation, but it’s an addiction that people don’t want to quit. A lot of people don’t […]
The return of the little green men
Savannah Gresham | Writer May 28 2021 The cicadas are back. Billions of them. Maybe even trillions. While this is great news for birds and fans of exotic cuisine, it is bad news for light […]