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Opinion: Bugs are essential to a more sustainable diet

Opinion: Bugs are essential to a more sustainable diet

According to the Public Broadcasting Service, 80 percent of the world’s population eats insects as a regular part of their diet. For centuries, insects have been essential to meals in several countries around the world such as Thailand and Brazil. In places such as...

Opinion: The unknown benefits of community college

Opinion: The unknown benefits of community college

Most high school students are stuck focusing on taking Honors and AP classes to appeal themselves to different prestigious colleges and universities. While challenging yourself academically can open many doors, many students overlook the benefits of taking a two-year...

Author Jonathan Tropper talks Judaism, screenwriting

Author Jonathan Tropper talks Judaism, screenwriting

I sat down and spoke with Jonathan Tropper, a New York-based author and screenwriter. After graduating with a BA from Yeshiva University and a MA from New York University, Tropper wrote "Plan B," "The Book of Joe," "How to Talk to a Widower," and the New York Times...

Fires in the Jewish community

Fires in the Jewish community

Firefighters battled extraordinarily large wildfires, ones whose smoke permeated nearby cities' air, throughout mid-November. The Woolsey Fire in Malibu started on Nov. 8. As of Nov. 20, the fire was 96 percent contained according to calfire.gov. Another even more...

When tragedy becomes a wake-up call

When tragedy becomes a wake-up call

I think waking up on Shabbat as an observant Jew is one of the hardest moments for me weekly. There’s no alarm blaring annoyingly at 8 a.m. to startle me out of my deep slumber, and I cannot turn the light on in my room to stimulate my brain cells; nothing but my own...

Opinion: La Cañada in the world of competitive academics

Opinion: La Cañada in the world of competitive academics

Most students who graduate high school enter some form of higher education afterwards. But in La Cañada High School, the majority of people aim for elite institutions such as the Ivy League universities. This leads to toxic competition between students as they aim for...