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Old technologies are irreplaceable
Most teenagers crave play stations, laptops or the newest iPhone, but for my thirteenth birthday, all I wanted was a typewriter. A lot of people...
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Mindset means everything
Every morning, I wake up to the sun glinting at me through the blinds along my windows and an alarm clock graciously reminding me that...
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The AP Art History course is far from diverse
In the spring of 2020, I signed up for the AP Art History course with high hopes. I was looking forward to the “investigation of...
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Geocaching inspires adventures
The wind leans on the bushes as I wander down the path, I check my map and begin to search for a small box, hidden creatively...
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Wealthy student athletes have an advantage
Ever since I was little, I have been pretty athletic. In elementary school, I practiced ballet, hip hop and tennis; now, I am a proud...
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We need to look beyond the bubble
It is not uncommon for students that live in Dos Vientos (DV) to be labeled as “the rich kids,” since we all come from a...
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Filmmaking makes the world make sense
As a pretentious camera enthusiast, I am required to enjoy the cinema. However, my love for this form of storytelling stems from a necessity to...
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Computers need to be more readily available
Over the summer, my old HP Chromebook broke and completely shut down. Because of this I was in the market for a new one, and...
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Time flies by, spend it wisely
As I enter the second half of my senior year, I am able to reflect on not only my high school experience, but my childhood...
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Stop talking to brick walls
Political stances are like a belief system to some Americans. While certain people keep their beliefs to themselves, others seem to shove it down people’s...