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Slow as the South

It had been approximately half an hour, and “fast food” seemed a painfully ironic term for the type of meals this small chain restaurant was serving. As with everywhere else in the South, time was at a standstill. During the entirety of my trip to the South for winter break, we never once… Slow as…
<a href="https://highschool.latimes.com/author/olundp/" target="_self">Paul Olund</a>

Paul Olund

February 4, 2015

It had been approximately half an hour, and “fast food” seemed a painfully ironic term for the type of meals this small chain restaurant was serving.

As with everywhere else in the South, time was at a standstill.

During the entirety of my trip to the South for winter break, we never once…

Slow as the South

Opinion: Inclusive sex ed saves lives

Opinion: Inclusive sex ed saves lives

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Sex ed. To most teenagers in the U.S., these words conjure memories of awkward lectures and classmates giggling to hide embarrassment. Maybe sex ed took form in a school-wide assembly, maybe in an online course, or maybe in the span of three classes in 7th-grade...