In this day and age, earning scholarships and getting into selective universities has been more difficult than ever. This competitiveness has not been a barrier for Culver City High School senior Noah Tyau, who through the Posse Foundation has received a four-year,...
In a December 8 news conference last year, then president-elect Joe Biden announced the administration’s now recognized goal of administering 100 million vaccines across the US in its first 100 days in office. While vaccine rollout seemed lackluster in the early weeks...
Less than two months after it first began, Culver City High School’s great POD experiment is coming to a premature end. The school administration’s plan for a limited return to in-person sports training was officially halted on Dec. 11 due to spiking COVID-19 cases...
The COVID-19 quarantine could be said to have forced both the worst and the best of people. For many, they have struggled to find the motivation while working or attending school remotely. However, for some, quarantine has been a driving force for their creativity, as...
The recent deadly wildfires that have mainly devastated the states of California, Oregon and Washington along the west coast have caused apocalyptic scenes of thick clouds of smoke in some areas. These conditions have blocked off the sun and created orange skies, poor...
Dear future president, In my opinion, one of the trademarks of being a good leader is the ability to look out for others. This requires enormous self-sacrifice, of course, but also compassion. It requires the desire to help, and to actively protect others. Most...
For Kate Hungerford, a long-time resident of the Culver City community in Los Angeles, cancer has been a continuous shadow cast over generations. The women within her family, including her mother and sisters, have all passed on before the age of 50. Though...
It is rare that journalism and literature intersect. At first glance, the two fields are too wildly different for reconciliation. Journalism, at its most basic, is a profession dedicated to telling the cold, hard truth. Literature, on the other hand, is essentially an...
The tents line the streets like scattered fall leaves. There are thousands of them — thousands of homeless men, women, and children in one of the most notorious neighborhoods in Los Angeles. This is Skid Row, the site of one of the largest homeless populations in the...
For students who need to talk to him, Culver City High School counselor Daniel Fagas can be often found sitting in his office — a small, cramped room filled with the smiling photographs of past students and, most noticeably, the presence of a man widely regarded as...
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