Ollie B. ’25 It’s been more than three months since the beginning of one of the most celebrated events every four years. Composed of cheers, cries, goals, wins, and losses, and by […]
World Cup 2022 Games Ranked
The State of the California Senate Race
By Yuto K. ’23 It has only been four months since the 2022 midterm elections, yet, politicians are already positioning themselves for the 2024 elections. For the presidential election, the Republican field […]
And the Oscar Goes to…
By: Ethan Lee ‘25 You have probably heard of or seen the Academy Awards, whether it be from Will Smith’s infamous slap of Chris Rock to Leonardo DiCaprio receiving his first Oscar […]
Lip Sync Extravaganza: A Recap
By: Claire Z. ‘26, Sheridan S. ‘26, and Lauryn F. ‘26 Photo by Simone Summers Crystal has had yet another electric year of lip sync. Ranging from themes of Britney Spears to […]
Amending Section 230: The Bipartisan Solution to Reining in Big Tech
By Rohan D. ‘25 What we eat, where we go, how we shop: the complex known as “Big Tech” has transformed our lives, leaving an ever-widening footprint that is indelible but also […]
The Silicon Valley Bank’s Collapse
By Romy S. ’25 The Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was founded in 1983 and specialized in banking for tech startups. At the time of its collapse, it was the 16th biggest bank […]
On Affirmative Action: An Overview and My Opinion
By Lachlan G. ’24 So … affirmative action. If you haven’t heard about it yet, here is some brief background information. Affirmative action is a policy that allows U.S. colleges to admit […]
How Dr. He Jiankui bounced back from the CRISPR baby Scandal
By Findlay Tarik Baker (‘25) The Baby Scandal On November 25, 2018, the gene editing industry had both a revolutionary acceleration and a scientific drawback. He Jiankui, an associate professor in biophysics […]
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