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A required physics class could act as a roadblock in students freedom of class choice

The Two Faces of Required Classes

April 19, 2020

The College Board Game of Monopoly

Jamie Yeh, In-Depth Editor

November 5, 2018

New School Year, New Me

Corina Silverstein, Opinion Editor

September 17, 2018

Practical Classes: Dying Classes Should be Built Back Up

Joel Whitson, Staff Writer

September 16, 2018

Does school adequately prepare students for life after high school?

January 28, 2018

From Physical Fitness to Mental Agility: An Athlete’s Academic Advantage

Andrea Huang, Staff Writer

December 22, 2017

Languages, Linguarum, Idiomas! — Languages, Languages, Languages!

October 27, 2017

School Web Filters are Filtering Out Knowledge

September 28, 2017

AP: AccuratePortrayal of Ability

Alexa Wallace, Managing Editor

December 16, 2016

With the ridiculous abundance of standardized testing we take throughout high school it can become hard to determine which is the most important, or most accurately reflects your capabilities. I have endured the SAT and ACT an...

Seeking more opportunities and freedom in college

Angela Yang, News Editor

June 7, 2016

As public universities in California become increasingly competitive, students begin to seek opportunities offered in private and out-of-state colleges. Private colleges are each immensely unique. From differences in curriculum and...

The cheating scandal of the year

Avantika Vivek

June 7, 2016

Students were found to have cheated in biology yet again, and after last year’s similar incident, teachers continue to raise preventative measures. However, both these incidents show that correcting the problem lies not in introdu...

Does your gpa determine your success?

Anamaria Sayre, Opinion Editor

May 23, 2016

In high school, GPA is everything. In fact, students place so much importance on the two digit number that at times it seems as though no one looks at the person you are but at the number that has come to represent you. I...