How students' schedules and sleep habits affect stress
By Olivia Gubel '21
The school has a significant reputation of having overstressed students. The so-called “prestige” and “rigor” are often...
How personality quizzes create a false sense of identity
Paisley Kandler '22
Identity is something many people, especially teens, struggle with. Questions such as: Who am I? What are my defining character...
The tragedy that proved our strength as a community
By Katharine Steers '22
While some residents were more affected than others, the California fires left us all rattled. Residents within the fire zones...
New Year's Resolution: Be Kind
Why resolutions should help the greater community
As each year comes to an end, many people make resolutions in an effort to better themselves in the New Year. Some aim to...
People should consider veganism for a fair world
By Olivia Gubel '21
When a wheelbarrow is pushed, it carves a path. Each time it is pushed through the path, the task becomes less tedious because the...
Political protests should remain off the field
By Emma Limor '21 and Lucas Lee '21
Players taking a knee in the NFL has caught wind this season after Colin Kaepernick’s demonstrations last season. They...
By Mohona Ganguly '21
In the spirit of all of the past and upcoming holidays, such as Halloween and Thanksgiving, I thought it would be appropriate to talk about experiencing unique celebrations at our...
Examining strategies for keeping campus spaces clean
By Tessa Augsberger '22 and Caroline Jacoby '22
During free time students are often found in their grade level’s lounge or the flex space, areas designed...
Students should listen to bridge the political divide
By Laura Kors '21
After election day last November, students returned to school in “Make America Great Again” hats and Bernie Sanders shirts....
Why a win-first attitude sacrifices valuable skills
At Monday assemblies, the school announces athletic victories, art awards, science bowl wins and everything in between. Special assemblies showcase...
By Olivia Gubel '21
Every school across America has unique rules regarding current politics. Some ban the subject entirely, while others gently discourage the banter. Some even encourage debates among...
By Mia Feizbakhsh '22
The school is known for its notorious amount of pressure when it comes to one's academic future, but this is about to change. The school has made a new rule that will be in effect,...
