A new exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, curated by Timothy O. Benson, uses a variety of media to examine the relationships between The Great War and the then developing and expanding role of media.
Orange County School of the Arts
Review: The almost magic of fantasy novel ‘A Study in Drowning’
"A Study in Drowning" by Ava Reid is a dark academia meets fantasy novel about a young girl named Effy who attends an architectural college, but...
Review: Exploring the Las Vegas Sphere
The Sphere offers a new way to experience film and understand technology around us.
Dartmouth changes standardized testing policies
Dartmouth’s recent decision to require SAT or ACT scores for applications has reawakened the ongoing debate of whether standardized test scores reflect a student’s merit or family wealth.
Opinion: The role of simplicity in video games
A gamer’s point of view on why rudimentary video games still do so well in the increasingly complex and competitive video game industry.
Opinion: My note on ‘senioritis’
As stressful as this time may be, try to prioritize yourself while experiencing your senior year to the fullest.
Opinion: The tragic aftermath of the overturning of Roe v. Wade
Girls’ and women’s lives and reproductive fates are being determined by the state. Their futures are ultimately being decided for them.
Opinion: Escaping the fear of rejection
Rejection is difficult for many teens to grapple with but having an artistic outlet can provide a safe space free of judgment and competition.
Opinion: For most students, ‘test-optional’ doesn’t quite mean ‘test-optional’
For many students, the term “test-optional” can be quite misleading, as studies have indicated that standardized testing is still a relevant part of the college admission process.
Opinion: The problem with banning “racist” books
Sanitizing history by censoring material in school is a misguided effort that overlooks all the past injustices that minorities have faced.