The lack of artificiality, where “authentic moments” were able to be captured remains appealing.
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Review: Queer romance novels: Because everybody deserves a happily-ever-after
February is the month of Cupid and romance novels, two phenomena that all youth deserve the chance to be immersed in. Queer romances exist in ways that rebel against tropes and provide LGBTQ+ youth a safe environment to explore the meaning of relationships, consent and love.
Opinion: New LAUSD COVID-19 guidelines mark premature, overzealous return to ‘normal’
LAUSD must approach the upcoming semester with caution and compromise, a tactic that the current COVID-19 plan fails to execute.
Critical race theory meets opposition in state legislation
States across the country are making efforts against or for critical race theory.
Opinion: California needs safer schools as COVID-19 vaccine mandates tighten
To achieve a safe in-person education, California needs a vaccine mandate for all public school students and employees.
Opinion: Inclusive sex ed saves lives
Sex ed classes are often limited and heteronormative, which has lasting repercussions on LGBTQ+ youth.
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.
Opinion: Metacognitive strategies can benefit students
Have you ever thought about thinking? This hot topic is known as metacognition, the awareness of understanding your thought process and understanding the way those patterns work behind them. It includes many different strategies that access and monitor knowledge: from...
Column: Banned books censor queer history; this October, read them all
“Banning books gives us silence when we need speech. It closes our ears when we need to listen. It makes us blind when we need sight.” — Stephen Chbosky An estimated 36.3 million people have died from AIDS-related causes since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic less...
Opinion: Modern-day acronyms are infringing on the intellectual development of Gen Z
The use of modern-day acronyms has established common parlance; specifically among the renowned lives of Gen Z. Through digitalization, smartphones have enabled humanity to exchange dialogue within just seconds — the necessity being: a stable WIFI connection. Not only...