Opinion – Page 2

Covid-19 has greatly changed the high school experience

September 14, 2021 Sam Scott 0 Comments

From being constantly indoors to seeing thousands every day, Covid-19 greatly altered the high school experience through many changes over

I don’t pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. Although I feel a sense of privilege

My grandfather was a happy person: constantly cheerful, loving, and full of life and energy. Or so I thought. In

Why? Why is it 2021 and women are still rapidly losing rights to their bodies? Why is one of the

I remember looking out into the two large, heavenly flowing waterfalls that marked the place where the Twin Towers once

Despite the Delta variant causing a fourth COVID-19 spike, schools are back in session with one caveat: masks are mandatory

Junior year, the time to stress about senior year, college plans, and standardized tests. I, like many other students, have

The mass shooting at the FedEx facility in Indianapolis on April 15, killing eight people, marked the 45th mass shooting

As college rounds the corner for me, a junior, I have begun to realize the dependence that AP students and

May 3, 2021May 11, 2021 Alex Tam 7 Comments

“Hey! She has a nice butt! How old is she?” I was walking to i-Tea with three other girls when