It’s not “twerking” for Miley; let’s move on
Over the past month, “twerking” has been one of the most talked about subjects, thanks to Miley Cyrus’ raunchy performance
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Opinion
What colleges should judge applicants on
SAT, SAT II, and ACT scores shouldn’t be the deciding factor when colleges are accepting new applicants. These tests aren’t
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Technology opens numerous windows of opportunities
It seems as if in today’s society everyone is ruled by technology. Imagine trying to spontaneously plan a day with
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“Students should consider their feelings with regard to college choices”
With the end of the year quickly approaching, many seniors are concerned with their future educations. Students compare universities, visit
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“Coffee makes the world go round”
Coffee is 25 percent advertising, 25 percent sugar, 25 percent questionable, 25 percent whip and 100 percent worth it, according
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“The media has as much power as you allow it to have”
In today’s society, whenever we hear something that is hard to believe, our first instinct is to grab our smart
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Changing car oil every 3,000 miles is not necessary
Three thousand miles has long been the time to change your car’s oil. But if your car is less than
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Editorial: the faults in our STAR tests
Next year will be the last year that students across California take the Standardized Testing and Reporting Test, or STAR.
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An ode to the circle
The circle is an interesting concept. Closed at the ends and harboring no straight lines, it is one of the
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Today’s religion might not be the answer to our problems
I grew up in a Christian household. We went to church most Sundays, I had church school once a week, and
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