For the past month, conversations about Winter Formal have dominated the hallways, with students struggling to follow the ‘traditional’ formal experience. The “acceptable” tradition involves the boy asking the girl in an extravagant manner, offering fl...
On May 20, students had the fortunate opportunity of listening to the inspirational words of Tyler Durman during “What If Week.” During this week dedicated to bringing students on campus together, Durman shared his thoughts...
This May marks the 64th California State Science Fair, which should invite thoughts of progress and scientific creativity. On the other hand, one may also focus on the gap present between those who have access to professional...
Can you name a famous person in Finland? What about a historical event? Imposing landmark? It is not that Finland does not have its share of Olympic athletes, technology celebrities or brilliant architects, but "Nokia" is all...
With advancements in technology comes new additions to the Internet. The Internet allows for free global communication, more resources for students and professors and easy access to the news. With all of this comes net neutrality,...
As August 2016 approaches, Irvine Unified School District continues to prepare for the addition of a fifth school to its chain of well-developed, award-winning high school campuses in hopes of alleviating overcrowding at current...
“I can say this because I am granted freedom of speech.”
“As long as we live in a free country, I can say whatever I want.”
“Don’t stop me from speaking my voice.”
Examples of what we hear in our daily lives -...
In the aftermath of the University of California application season, angry students are protesting in the streets of California against the planned 26.7 percent tuition increase expected to take place gradually over the next five...
According to the United States Elections Project organized by Michael McDonald, a political science professor at the University of Florida,during the 2014 national midterm elections on Nov. 4, only 36.4 percent of eligible voters...
In the world of media, reporters easily blow news events out of proportion. Simultaneously, it seems that undercoverage is a pitfall of many important events. With this in mind, it is important to consume information with a grain...
