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A&E Music

Chris Thile

The desire to listen to “cool” music that is deemed underground and revolutionary is not new. Nirvana fans groaned when their favorite band was now plastered on every t-shirt, and now many fans feel saddened with the popularization of their previously niche artists. While there are certain songs and artists […]

COVID-19 News

Vaccination Plan for the Bay Area

We’ve just embarked on February of 2021, and alongside this month, a new administration and reformed vaccinations plans have arrived. California is no doubt the state that has suffered the most from COVID-19 because it is the most populated state in the country. We have had more than three million […]

News

San Francisco Sues Its Own School District

We’re beginning to approach a full year of online learning, with March 13 being only one month away. This process has caused an incredible amount of controversy, discussion and planning in our own school district, and we still await the call for in-person learning. Meanwhile, on February 3, the city […]

News

Bay Area Storms Erupted

Over the past two weeks, the Bay Area has seen powerful storms take over. A series of storms had knocked out power for more than 400,000 people, threatening mudslides and ordering evacuations. Evacuation orders took place in parts of Santa Cruz and Monterey. In addition, more than 8 million people […]

News

Gavin Newsom Recall

Beginning  on June 10, 2020, upset Californians began petitioning to recall Governor Gavin Newsom. The recall was originally started to remove Newsom from office after his efforts to contain the Coronavirus, increased taxes, the high rate of homelessness, rationing water use and restricting parental rights.  Since 1911, there have been […]

Opinion

Going Back to School

On March 13, 2020, students left school to embark on what we thought would be a two week lockdown. Now, almost a year later, we are still unable to return to school. However, is making the effort to return to school in-person at this point worth it? Is spending hours […]

Features

Early College Admissions Trends

It’s definitely safe to say that the school year of 2020-2021 has been weird. With COVID-19, schools have transitioned online, standardized tests have been rare and the economy has certainly turned a depressing route. Although this has been the case, many early trends indicated that for the high school seniors, […]

Opinion

Sports Restarting

As we head into 2021, some non-contact sport seasons like girls tennis, co-ed swimming, and co-ed cross country have gotten ready to begin their season. However, many other sports like basketball, soccer and volleyball will most likely not start their season this year. Teens and parents all have different opinions […]

Opinion

What Does Being Health Mean?

Society and social media likes to feed us a plethora of ideas as to what they want us to be. One such area is the concept of “being healthy.” Online we see these buff guys and skinny girls and we’re told, “This is what healthy means.” To be frank, these […]