All posts tagged "Column"
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Grieving through senior year
On November 27, my dad passed away tragically in my living room. My mother and I gave him CPR for what felt like hours while...
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History has its eyes on your dress
Ever since I was little, I was told that I focused too much on my appearance, regarding what clothes I wore, how I did my...
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To Be Perfectly Imperfect
It’s a cheesy cliche to say “everybody is perfect in their own way,” and in my honest opinion, that’s not true. My entire life, I...
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Let kids draw in class
When I was 11-years-old, I received my first C letter grade. It was on a notebook submission and points had been docked for disorganization. I...
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Senior year is not as easy as it seems
During the first semester, many seniors are buried under the pressure of college applications or their plans after high school, while also facing the stresses...
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Growing up Jewish during the holiday season
Strolling through the local Target and inevitably laying my eyes on the bright, giant Christmas tree used to be my least favorite holiday occurrence. To...
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Growing up with the decline of movie theaters
I saw my first movie in theaters at age five. I’m aware that’s pretty late to achieve that milestone, especially for someone as passionate about...
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State laws should not be overwritten by cities
City wide governments should never be able to override state protected rights. This problem was brought up when certain cities in California attempted to ban...
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Becoming comfortable in my own skin
From a very young age, I knew I was gay. To be exact, I am a nonbinary pansexual, which means I don’t identify as a...
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Mental health support needs to help the mentally ill
According to my medical history, I have never had major problems with my health aside from appendicitis and the occasional flu. However, when looking closer...
