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The students of SCHS participate in the walkout on March 14, 2018.

OPINION: The Parkland shooting sparked a new generation of activists

Kiera O'Hara-Heinz February 16, 2019

The idea of an activist has changed throughout history. In the past, many people would think of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, or the anti-war movement of the 1960s as famous activist...

Both human and sea life are harmed by this overconsumption.

OPINION: The new California law on straws is not doing enough

Emily Harvie January 30, 2019

The new year saw a new law on straws implemented in California. Signed by Gov. Jerry Brown in September 2018, the new law states that anyone who would like a straw for their drink must ask instead of automatically...

OPINION: The repetitive plot of Christmas movies is getting old

Neha Mandava December 17, 2018

Christmas is supposed to be a time of fun and good cheer. Exchanging presents and sitting by the fireplace with a mug of hot cocoa in hand while a good old-fashioned Christmas movie plays is the perfect...

Students feel obligated to share their scores, which can  lead to negative downsides.

OPINION: The competitive conversation around grades is unhealthy for students

Sasha Syrevych December 15, 2018

“What did you get on the test?” is a common question heard in high school hallways after students receive their scores. Despite many celebrations, one can often hear mad and frustrated groans from...

Many producers of true crime shows are only in it for the profit.

Murder! Now with commentary for your viewing pleasure: Why true crime should be ignored

Sam Hunt December 1, 2018

Murder may be absolutely unforgivable to many, but present it in the right light, and it becomes a fun experience for some. It’s also a great way for the film industry to make money. True crime is...

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