Many think students are too caught up with their phones and that they don’t focus on the important events happening around them. That’s not true though. After the shooting in Parkland, Fla. students nationwide took action into their own hands; starting with the...
Due to recent events, I was compelled to write this message. Dear White Moderates, Do I sympathize for you? Yes. Do I understand your state of urgency? Yes. But I do not march with you. I will not protest with you. We marched, we protested. But you sat. You sat and...
After an evacuation drill, students from Orange County School of the Arts prepared themselves for the nation-wide school walkout. While some students returned to class, most peacefully made their way toward 10th street, which was already crowded with those willing to...
It could’ve been me. Or you. I wonder what picture my parents would have sent to the news outlets if I had died instead of Alyssa. Or Scott. Or Martin. Or Nicholas. Or Aaron. Or Jaime. Or Chris. Or Luke. Or Cara. Or Gina. Or Joaquin. Or Alaina. Or Meadow. Or Helena....
Featured image taken by @virtuallyriley on Twitter. It shouldn’t be this way. But it is. Students should not have to flood the streets and their Capital, the offices of the legislators and people who are supposed to be protecting us, representing us, concerned with...
by Aozora Ito, Editor-in-Chief and Cecilia Nguyen, News Editor
Students nationwide are demanding an end to gun violence in U.S. schools by walking out of classes at 10 a.m. for 17 minutes on Wednesday, March 14 — one month after 17 students were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. Dubbed the...
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