Charms, creatures and clovers: Exploring cultural luck symbols

“Oooh, seven! My lucky number!” “Stop! Don’t walk under that ladder!” “I could have sworn that clover had four leaves! Oh, I wish I could find one… Just once in my life…” Luck. Good luck. Bad luck. What is luck, anyway? According to Merriam-Webster, luck is a “force...

Uniting for a future of hope: Revolutionizing the fight against pancreatic cancer

by Alexis Martin | News

PANCAN’s PurpleStride walk, ignites a collective mission to transform lives of those going through pancreatic cancer.

AP classes at risk of closing at El Rancho High

by Daniela Cortez | May 8, 2023 | Education, Hero, News, Schools | 0 Comments

El Rancho High offers 12 AP classes but trying to keep them from closing has become an increasingly concerning issue for the school.

Six DPMHS water fountains shut off due to high lead levels

by Delilah Brumer | March 30, 2023 | Education, Hero, News | 0 Comments

Daniel Pearl Magnet High School sent out a letter letting students and parents know of the high lead levels in the water fountains on March 7, despite the school shutting them down more than a month ago.

LAUSD strike: SEIU plans a three-day walkout in search of higher wages

by Satenik Ayrapetyan | March 20, 2023 | Hero, News | 0 Comments

The strike would include as many as 65,000 workers and will shut down all 1,000 LAUSD campuses for three days beginning Tuesday.

Opinion: Is the appropriation of outer space by private entities unjust?

by Lauren Lee | Education, Featured

A Lincoln Douglas debate topic had a basis on outer space and the rising influence of and investment by private corporations in outer space-related matters. Lincoln Douglas, or LD, is a competitive speaking activity that involves two debaters arguing for and against a...