From the Triton Times, Beyond
By, Claudia Pacheco | Editor in Chief May 31st, 2016 “Engineering,” I nonchalantly reply to family members when they inquire upon my study plans at Stanford. Truthfully, that reply serves more as a major cover […]
Columns & Opinion
Summer Vacation: Why it’s the Perfect Time to take an Annual Trip
By, Ethan Partridge | Writer May 31, 2016 As summer draws nearer and nearer, people start to think about and plan their summer activities and vacations. After all, there is no better way to celebrate […]
Political Correctness: A Catalyst for Populist Dissent in the 2016 Elections
By: Chloe Rudnicki |Opinion Editor May 12th, 2016 It is 2008. Throngs of people cheer feverishly as the youthful and charismatic junior Senator Barack Obama claims victory in the general election. In spite of […]
Gender Bias in School Dress Codes
By, Ava Sterling | Writer April 28, 2016 Dress codes – what are they good for? Absolutely nothing. Dress codes unfairly target girls and have always been prevalent in the school system. Shorts and skirts […]
The Class of 2016 Takes Disneyland
By, Branson Knowles | Writer & Sydney Gruzdis | Writer April 26, 2016 It is coming to be that time of year again. It’s almost the senior trip to Disneyland! Anticipation is in the […]
Controversial Cosmetics: A Woman’s Choice to Wear Makeup
By, Kelsey Morales | Writer April 21, 2016 Society expects that women be skinny, yet still toned, educated, but willing to alter their career path in order to fulfill domestic roles, and flawless, but […]
A Brief Look at the European Migrant Crisis
By, Chloe Rudnicki | Opinion Editor March 23rd, 2016 As the Syrian conflict intensifies and war continues to solidify itself as a Middle Eastern norm, migrants hoping to resettle in Europe once again flood borders and […]
The Seal of Biliteracy: Is It Worth It?
By, Maya Fransz-Myers | Media Editor & Ily Macpherson | Sports Editor March 23rd, 2016 When planning to graduate high school, every student must have completed at least two years of studying […]
The Importance of Travel
By, Taylor Jower | Writer & Evan Echelberger | Writer March 11, 2016 What things do people do to feel complete or whole? Some people start a family. Some people make music and […]
The Rise of Two Candidates and the Defeat of the Establishment: The Power of Populism
By, Chloe Rudnicki | Opinion Editor March 10th, 2016 For governments built upon republican principles, populist movements possess the power to strengthen or destroy the fabric of a strong, well-oiled government. Both revival and ultimate annihilation […]