The model minority myth: praise disguised as a cage
Asian Americans are frequently portrayed as naturally successful, intelligent, “academic weapons.” This idea is known as the model minority myth.
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Opinion
Editorial: Olympian supports social media restrictions
California state lawmakers want to curb the growing problem of teen social media addiction by restricting algorithmic feeds, limiting late-night
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Sora AI: The Beginning of the End?
Over the last few years, AI-generated images and videos have advanced at a pace that has surprised even those who
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One pill. One choice. One life.
Stop. Before you make that life altering decision, think. Opioids are beyond a fun drug that’ll pass by when misused;
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Securly “protects” us, but at what price?
“Looks like this page isn’t allowed. This page has been blocked.” That sentence, accompanied by a red gnome chewing on
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Finding myself between the trees
Growing up in Ohio, skiing was always one of my mom’s favorite activities to do with her family. As a
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Editorial: vote yes on Prop. 50
The Olympian unanimously supports Prop. 50, and suggests others voting to do the same. The top reason for us coming
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Memorization is not the answer
When teachers force students to memorize pages full of information for a test, word for word, they never subsequently retain
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Cats and dogs: Difference in relationships
I love all the animals around my neighborhood, so much so that I’ve started to build a relationship with a
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AI hurts creativity
AI has become prevalent in practically every digital front, implemented and utilized in every way. But, perhaps, is it too
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