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In a December 8 news conference last year, then president-elect Joe Biden announced the administration’s now recognized goal of administering 100...
Culver City High School
Culver City High School forced to re-cancel sports training
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...
Quarantine’s impact on True Jackson’s young music and songwriting career
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...
Opinion: The climate change crisis and how we can fight it
The recent deadly wildfires that have mainly devastated the states of California, Oregon and Washington along the west coast have caused apocalyptic...
Message to my next president: Who have you sworn to protect?
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...
Perseverance as cure — how Kate Hungerford fought cancer
For Kate Hungerford, a long-time resident of the Culver City community in Los Angeles, cancer has been a continuous shadow cast over generations....
Opinion: How journalism and creative writing can connect at Culver City High School
It is rare that journalism and literature intersect. At first glance, the two fields are too wildly different for reconciliation. Journalism, at its...
Culver City High School students work to combat homelessness in L.A.
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...
No more free chili dogs — beloved Culver City High School counselor retires
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...
An opportunity for students and the environment
The sky lights up in red and orange as the sun sets over Baldwin Hills, and with it, another workday for the dedicated 40-some-odd students in L.A....