A’s gone, to be forgotten?
When I think of my hometown team, I think of it as somewhat sacred. In the city of Oakland, two
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Opinion
End of an era: Hollywood’s Version
Welcome to 2024! A time when companies seem to become more and more dystopian than their years prior, making bland
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Fostering dogs, a rewarding experience
Many people own family pets, but fostering is less common. My family started fostering dogs when I was in seventh
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Ballot or Bal-not
The majority of the staff at The Olympian believes that former President Donald Trump should be off the ballot everywhere.
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Strong Leaders Win Games
Over the past years, female soccer has become more and more popular around the world. Ever since the former “Women’s
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Making the case for plastic Christmas trees
As the holidays come closer and closer, many families struggle to find a yearly tradition that is both affordable and
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We seek the truth and X doesn’t have it
At The Olympian we promise our readers the truth and only the truth, and lately we have not found it
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Relax with the phone bans
School shouldn’t be considered a prison. Let’s keep heading in that direction. Initially, California banned students from using electronics like
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Makeup is the key to self expression
Piercing bright lipstick, ghastly pale eyeshadow and a faint blush to contrast; makeup is an art form for anyone to
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Five AP classes: a gamble but no regrets
As a senior, I am currently taking five AP classes, including AP Statistics, AP English Literature, AP Calculus BC, AP
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