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Opinion
Cruel & Unusual: End the death penalty
photo credit: Zion Clifton Cruel and unusual punishment methods have been around for decades. From boiling to slicing to impalement, sick punishments are nothing new. Although these methods are now illegal due to the addition […]
Opinion
Age of Politicians: It’s time to retire
photo credit: Savanna Smith The United States government has been breaking records over the past few years with the oldest Senate and Congress, as well as the most recent presidents being the oldest to ever […]
Opinion
Age of Politicians: ‘Til death do us part
photo credit: Savanna Smith Elected officials often get questioned after they turn a certain age about whether they are still fit to run for office. Many of our chosen office holders are on the older […]
News
Putting Down the Pen: Writer’s strike halts Hollywood
photo credit: Natalia Favila Inacua These past few months, Hollywood has experienced a shut-down as writers went on strike with goals to receive higher pay and other important values to their work. On May 2, […]
Feature
About the Action: Changes to college admissions
photo credit: Lilly Wood In the summer, the Supreme Court overturned Affirmative Action after 45 years of the policy. The decision ignited discussion and discourse across the country. And while the ruling may have been […]
News
War in Gaza: Conflict between Israel and Palestine
photo credit: Natalia Favila Inacua The ongoing conflict between what is modern day Israel and Palestine is long and complex. Throughout history, the war-fare has caused thousands of deaths on both sides. Recently, on Oct. […]
Column
Staying Current: The heat around healthcare
photo credit: Valentina Urbaez When Big Oil slewed together the idea of the carbon footprint, it made it with the idea of wagging the finger at individuals rather than themselves. The idea that individual people […]
Feature
Friends Over Family: Why people choose Friendsgiving
photo credit: Ella Kirk 27 percent of U.S. families are immigrant families, according to Migration Policy. Most of these families do not have American traditions or extended family to celebrate with. As a result, these […]
Feature
Big On Boyer: The school’s new band director
photo credit: Lincoln Hake After seven years of directing the marching band Dr. Ishbah Cox has left the school after last school year to accept the position of Director of Wind Ensembles at Capital University. […]