The lack of artificiality, where “authentic moments” were able to be captured remains appealing.
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Opinion: Humanities and emotional intelligence will evolve into necessities for future STEM workers
Everything is a brand. The brand for STEM workers is changing. It is starting to become more selective while gradually losing its humanity.
Opinion: In the New Year, just do your best
In today’s fast-paced society, with every reason to continuously work towards success and perfection, we become remiss of the beauty of knowing that all we can do is our best.
Opinion: ‘Succession’ cast proves the best art is up for interpretation
With a total of 23 Emmy nominations and nine awards, including Outstanding Drama Series in 2020, HBO’s “Succession” has already cemented its place in television history with merely three seasons. As the series continues to captivate its expanding audience, viewers...
Column: Chronicles of a racial imposter
As a biracial person, I’ve experienced exclusion and rejection from my own communities.
Opinion: The complexities of the burnt out ‘gifted’ child
As college admission rates become increasingly low, the brain of the former gifted child believes biting off more than it can chew is the only way to go.
Opinion: New LAUSD COVID-19 guidelines mark premature, overzealous return to ‘normal’
LAUSD must approach the upcoming semester with caution and compromise, a tactic that the current COVID-19 plan fails to execute.
Opinion: Posting on social media is not activism
There are more useful ways of spreading activism than posting in I
Pressured to complete service learning, some students fake hours
School administrators are scrambling to provide seniors with an outlet for 15 hours of service-learning volunteer work necessary for graduation as the Dec. 15 deadline approaches for it. As a result, they have turned to promote Treedom, an app whose founder, Michael...
Opinion: Why we need Biden’s infrastructure plan
Biden’s plan is a symbol that America’s hyperpolarized democracy can come together when it needs to, and it seems very close to doing so.