Why Can’t We Work Together?
By Evan Ballow, Staff Writer
September 23, 2020
Having different opinions doesn’t mean we aren’t able to listen to each other
Government-run Healthcare: Not Quite the Right Medicine for All
By Madelyn Sequeira, Opinions Editor
September 22, 2020
A system in which healthcare in the United States is funded by the government, costs less and covers all seems almost too good to be true and that’s probably because it is. The truth is that government-run healthcare would do more harm than good for the country. With the inflated costs of medicine and doct...
Opinion: This Is Not a Political Issue, This is a Human Rights Issue #BlackLivesMatter
By Taylor Lee, Staff Writer
June 3, 2020
“I can’t breathe.” These last haunting words of George Perry Floyd and Eric Garner —Black men who died in police custody—have been echoed by millions of Black Lives Matter protesters as they flood the streets in major cities across the globe. These protests are in response to the deaths...
Cancel The College Board
By Brenna Sullivan, Staff Writer
June 3, 2020
AP exams: the biggest advantage or the biggest scam? The answer to that question depends entirely on our corporate overlord and best friend, The College Board. The College Board was established in 1900 with the purpose of regulating college admissions standards in the northeastern United States. The fi...
Staying motivated while working from home
By Rithika Vighne, Staff Writer
May 18, 2020
If you’re anything like me, you’re all too familiar with the scene of sitting down at your laptop to do your homework and quickly becoming swept away by Instagram notifications, that one video YouTube has been suggesting to you for weeks, a recipe for soft pretzels (who ever is finding yeast thes...
Protesting quarantine is a bad idea
By Ella Murray, Staff Writer
April 29, 2020
I know we’re all pretty sick of this now. Stuck at home, surrounded by our families, all attending school through the internet. I know everyone, including myself, can’t wait for the day when everything will reopen and return to something close to normal. But, we also know that it will take time. If...
San Diego discusses the re-opening of parks
By Georgia Villarreal, Staff Writer
April 27, 2020
The San Diego Union-Tribune released an article about if San Diego should reopen beaches, parks, and other businesses. Dr. Wilma Wooten, the county’s public health officer, reiterated her recent refrain regarding reopening of a wide range of recreation destinations from trails and beaches to bask...
Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!: A story about the art and the artists
By Joice He, Opinions Editor
April 14, 2020
Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! isn’t the first anime about making an anime, but it is absolutely in a league of its own. Simply put, Eizouken! is a love letter to animation and exhibition of the creative process. It captures the occupational struggles of animation, encompasses all of what it means to be a creator, a...
My thoughts on the global quarantine
By Isabella Ferrea, Staff Writer
April 14, 2020
It’s officially been a month since school closed, a month we’ve all been cooped up in our houses for weeks. Despite the desperation of wanting normal life back, time has really flown by. When we have freedom to do things at our own pace we feel much more peaceful and much less stressed. Lately...
A new look at community college
By Kylie Schwartz, Features Editor
April 13, 2020
In the midst of my Coronacation with all the time in the world, I feel as if I have been dropped into the middle of a sea of existential crises. I find all these thoughts running through my head: what should I do right now? What would be productive? What is productive, for me? What am I working tow...
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