With the recent outbreak of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) around the nation, fear has spread throughout the country, and even into education.
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Review: The fig tree is the best analogy for the indecisive
Don’t let your figs rot. Make sure to pick them and try them.
Opinion: LA Is Losing Its Storytelling Restaurants, and Gen Z Should Fight to Save Them
Los Angeles is losing the family-run restaurants that carry its cultural stories. If Gen Z wants to protect the city’s identity, we need to support the places that keep those traditions alive.
Opinion: Gen Z, the news, and the spread of misinformation
With the growing use of social media amongst Gen Z, the ways in which people consume news have changed, and misinformation and fake news have become easier to spread.
Science Policy Under Pressure Part 2: Why Science Policy Matters for Students
In just a matter of months, sweeping changes in government policy have dramatically reshaped the landscape of science and research in our country. While new policy directions are expected with a new presidency, they are apt to be sharper when one party controls both...
Column: Studying harder isn’t the key, studying smarter is
On a typical afternoon, I'd return home from school, take a quick 30-minute break, and then head straight to my desk to start studying. I was committed to putting in the effort and the time, but I noticed I had to review the same material several times before it...
Review: The price of being right: An analysis of Ayn Rand’s ‘Atlas Shrugged’
This article explores how the seemingly irrational actions of the looters in Atlas Shrugged, like the Steel Unification Plan and the attempt to force Galt into dictatorship, are driven by what Ayn Rand calls the “hatred of the good for being the good.” By examining the behavior of characters like James Taggart and Floyd Ferris and Rand’s concept, it shows how this destructive impulse appears in subtle forms today.
We cannot fight climate change if we do not understand it
“It’s not going to affect us” is what I usually hear from my friends and classmates whenever the topic of climate change comes up. This apathy towards climate change, in my opinion, is the exact reason why climate change has become such a pressing issue. Don’t just...
Opinion: KPop Demon Hunters through a Christian lens
A look into Netflix’s new popular animated film’s connection to the world’s most popular religion.
The constant battle of menstruation: Making period peace in the workplace
A look into tamping down on the stigma around periods.