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Opinion: The benefits of a seventh period to Crescenta Valley High School
The recent addition of a seventh period to class schedules at CVHS allows students to explore new extracurriculars. Making time for a class in the arts or a sports-related activity can help students relieve stress.
2021 Virtual CSUN J-Day Contest Winners Announced
Over one hundred students attended the 29th annual and second-ever virtual CSUN Journalism Day. Students attended virtual workshops led by professional journalists, competed in media contests, met with reporters in roundtables...
Column: What school is like for foreign students in American schools
Every year, almost 1 million immigrants can arrive in the United States, according to Pew Research Center. With a number that high, it is expected that many of those will be children of families seeking a better future, considering that the United States is a top...
Review: ‘Bojack Horseman’ is a reflection of good damage
“All the damage I got isn’t good damage. It’s just damage.” I lay in my bed, tears streaming down my face. I swipe down my phone screen, reading 2:31 a.m. on the yellowed, night-shift filtered screen. It felt like I had simultaneously found out something new, but it...
Orange County food banks mobilize during the pandemic
One of the byproducts of the pandemic is hunger, and food banks have played a critical role in combating it. Food banks throughout Orange County have found ways to meet the needs of residents while overcoming the challenges of the pandemic, ranging from a 6.4%...
Cambodian immigrant-owned Friendly Donuts is sprinkled with history
The first thing Alan Do asks his customers when they walk into Friendly Donuts is “late night or early morning?” At the 24-hour restaurant in Orange, Calif., patrons are met with the scent of freshly made dough and a warm welcome from the Do family. Behind the...
Free mental health services available for L.A. County residents
The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health now offers free 24/7 online mental health resources to Los Angeles County residents in partnership with iPrevail. L.A. County residents can benefit from online talk therapy, message boards and individual coaching for...
L.A.’s newest project? A youth development department
For seven years, L.A. youth organizations have pushed for the creation of a youth development department within the city. They’ve met with city council members and organized rallies with students across the county. Now, it’s finally happening. After months of...
Column: Being Latina in a classroom of white peers
When I was younger, I seldom thought about my identity; I barely knew what “identity” meant. What is race? What is ethnicity? What is culture? I suppose I always found myself to be a little different than my peers (I attended a predominantly white elementary school in...