All posts tagged "opinion"
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Cypress Elementary strides towards global standards
Cypress Elementary recently took charge in the district and declared its campus an International Baccalaureate (IB) school, taking the first step in aligning our community’s...
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Nostalgia does more harm than good
As the years pass and we grow as human beings, the perhaps scary but ever so prevalent trend is made clear: change is imminent. Change...
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School internet censorship needs to simmer down
During my on-campus study sessions, I get as much work done as quickly as possible, so I have less homework at home, but I often...
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Stop whitewashing Martin Luther King Jr.
“I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color...
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Why I revere the D-building boys bathroom
This is my first year attending Newbury Park High School and on my very first day, I was warned about the notorious D-building bathroom. My...
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What the Georgia runoff reveals about American politics
The Georgia runoff election concluded on Dec. 6, with incumbent Raphael Warnock (D) defeating his challenger, former NFL player and Trump endorsed candidate Herschel Walker....
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Do not disregard black-and-white cinema
While there are many, many beautiful films that use color to enhance the story and reveal the emotions of characters, films without color find creative...
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Qatar slanders FIFA World Cup
Dating back 94 years in 1930, the first World Cup took place in Uruguay, launching an admirable legacy in the world of soccer. More recently,...
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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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Shooting makes another example for gun control
A six-year-old student shot their teacher at a Virginia Elementary School, creating another example for why gun control and gun education at young ages is...