Trump vs. TikTok
By Brooklyn Staab | Publicity Manager September 27, 2020 TikTok has become one of the most addicting social media platforms for all ages around the globe. With about 800 million users worldwide, it was the […]
2020
The shooting of Kurt Andras Reinhold
By Gisele Brandt | Head Editor September 24, 2020 Kurt Andras Reinhold, a homeless Black man, was shot and killed by police officers on September 23, 2020 on El Camino Real in front of Hotel […]
Christopher Nolan twists minds with new release: Tenet
By Clara Helm | Head Editor September 27, 2020 Viewers everywhere left recently-opened movie theaters in complete astonishment after seeing Tenet. With COVID-19 permanently changing how the movie industry operates, an old crusader of the traditional […]
SpaceX: preparing to journey to the moon and Mars
By Harrison York | Head Editor September 25, 2020 Perhaps the greatest contender in the reignition of the space race, SpaceX, founded in 2002 by Elon Musk, has quickly developed advanced rocketry technologies, enabling the company […]
COVID ravages college campuses
By Reaghan Mulligan | Opinion Editor September 27, 2020 Bustling campuses, crowded lecture halls, babbling young adults, finding the perfect roommates, and attending parties come to mind when thinking of the stereotypical college experience. All […]
Surfboards and mountain bike companies: Businesses skyrocketing during COVID-19
By: Owen Simler | Writer September 27, 2020 Amidst the pandemic, everyone has started some type of new activity, most likely outside. Outdoor businesses have exploded with sales during the COVID-19 shutdown due to resulting additional […]
What should the Clippers do after blowing a 3-1 lead?
CLIPPERS’ FRUSTRATION: Paul George and Kawhi Leonard on the bench following a loss. Mark J. Terell/AP By Ben Cooper | Writer September 25, 2020 Favored by many to win the NBA championship, fans were shocked to […]
The problem with online learning
By Mia Costales | Writer September 18, 2020 In the golden-age of internet, the prospect of online-learning seemed like the only plausible way to carry out a somewhat normal learning environment from home. However, minorities […]
Shanah Tovah! Rosh Hashanah is here once again
By Jill Greene | Editor September 20, 2020 I know, I know. This has been the worst year ever. Yada yada yada… In these tumultuous times, it’s easy to turn to pessimism, but rather than […]
Who are Trump’s supporters—and why do they stick around?
By Maxine Davey | Editor in Chief September 18, 2020 Last week, President Trump traveled to California to address the wildfires terrorizing the West Coast. His newly infamous statement concerning global warming, “I don’t think […]