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Poetry Power: “Freight Train”

The Olympian is excited to share “Freight Train” by freshman Jordan Page. “This poem was originally made to bring awareness

In 2019, California Senate Bill 328 passed, mandating high schools to start classes no earlier than 8:30 a.m. each morning.

To kick off the school year, The Olympian shares this visual art piece by senior Rachel Raskin. “‘Max Mayfield’ is

As we head into summer, The Olympian shares its last poem of the school year by sophomore Dianne Jin titled

As one of the last poems published on The Olympian for the school year, we share senior Lisette Choo’s poem

Abortion. People’s bodily autonomy being debated by the government. A lot has happened reguarding the right to a safe abortion.

To close out National Poetry Month, The Olympian shares a poem written by sophomore Vera Beck, “The Mountain Was Made

The next poet to be featured for National Poetry Month is junior Alicia Lee with her piece “Ocean Waves”. “This

To continue with National Poetry Month, the Olympian shares this poem by sophomore Maggie Rodas titled “Estoy aquí”. She wrote

With everything happening in Ukraine, people may be concerned about what they can do to help. We at The Olympian