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Abortion laws attack women’s rights

June 4, 2019June 8, 2019 Andrew Watanabe abortion, feminism, health, law, laws, sexism

Alabama just passed a law making abortions illegal except for instances when the mother’s life could be in danger. This

Men shouldn’t be in charge of abortion

May 30, 2019May 30, 2019 cvhsolympian abortion, Castro Valley, Castro Valley High School, cvhs olympian, health, law, sexism, social media, women

Abortion has been a very hot topic recently in the media. The idea these jezabels can murder a heartbeat simply

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Gun proposal falls and fails in student poll

March 26, 2018 Milagros Aquino congress, CVHS, guns, law, Milagros Aquino, politics, principal yvonna rogers, survey, teachers, trump

President Donald Trump responded to the Florida school shooting by suggesting that teachers carry guns in at schools, but an

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Marijuana now legal for 21 and over

January 22, 2018 Mia Babasyan Bay Area, California, CVHS, government, law, legalization, marijuana, mia babasyan, prop. 64

The legalization of marijuana, California Prop. 64, passed earlier this year and has officially become legal for persons 21 and

Opinion Slider Straight Outta Sacramento

My day with politicians

March 7, 2017April 3, 2020 Jessica Mi california legislature, CNPA, CVHS, democrat, donald trump, Jessica Mi, law, Republican

I had the exciting opportunity to attend the California Newspaper Publishers Association Governmental Affairs Day with a group of my

Students struggle with (or skip) new required SBAC test

June 5, 2015 The Olympian chromebook, computer, crashing, CSU admission, entrance test, improvement, law, online, placement, SBAC, skip, star, struggle, students, time consuming

Juniors at CVHS were subjected to the Smarter Balance Assessment Consortium (SBAC) over four days in May. The test

California gives transgender students more freedom

January 31, 2014 Evan Kwong 8, all, assistant, bathrooms, blaine, California, eight, Facebook, for, green, john, law, principal, privacy, Proposition, richard, Schneck, students, torpey, transgender

Starting in January, a new California transgender law is going to allow students to use the restrooms, locker facilities, and

Field trips in danger because of new state law

November 19, 2013 Evan Kwong ASL, carmelia, close, CVHS, dc, field, frasca, laryssa, law, sadoway, seattle, state, students, tour, trip, up, vapa, washington

Teachers are having trouble raising enough money for field trips because of a new state law that requires schools to

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Proposed bill allows trained school staff members to be armed

March 27, 2013June 18, 2013 Eva Chen armed, assembly, California, federal, free, gun, law, man, members, school, staff, trained, violence, zone

California Assemblyman Tim Donnelly put forward a bill in January that would allow for any trained school staff member to

Make access to guns harder for non-law abiding citizens

January 17, 2013February 22, 2013 Eva Chen access, citizens, criminals, guns, hook, law, legislation, sandy, shooting, society

After the horrible shooting at Sandy Hook elementary, a lot of commotion about making gun laws stricter started to reappear.

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