By Raquel W. ’21 This is the first article of Gryphon Gazette’s new initiative focusing on topics of equity and inclusion, aiming to elevate the voices of community members and shed light […]
Ms. Wade Speaks About Crystal’s Anti-Racism Efforts in the New Year
The Beauty of German
By Jasmyn M. ’23 When people hear that I speak German, I am often jokingly teased about it and receive comments about how harsh German sounds and that they even think it […]
The Math Behind Fashion Trends
By Shikha K. ’24 Fashion is not only an art but at its core, a form of mathematics. Without math, the fashion industry would cease to exist. At the surface, we only […]
A Documentary Sounds the Alarm on Social Media
By Ally A-L. ’23 You are being watched. This sounds like the intro line to a dystopian science fiction movie but it’s not— it’s real life. Every move you make online is […]
Wagner: Should We Separate the Artist From the Art?
By Abigail A. ’23 Classical composer Richard Wagner is widely acknowledged among classical music aficionados as a groundbreaking musician. Part of a radical composing group of German avant-garde musicians during the Romantic […]
Con: Bernie Sanders
By Jack M. ’23 Disclaimer: The analysis contained in this article is not intended to be a reflection of the author’s point of view but rather an explication of the political viewpoints […]
Crystal’s Darkest Hour
By Wilson C. ’20 On a cold February night in Berkeley in 1974, 19 year-old UC Berkeley Freshman Patricia Hearst was kidnapped at gunpoint from her off-campus apartment, which she shared with […]
Does the US Need an Official Language?
By Raquel W. ’21 Most countries have an official language. For example, France’s is French, and Spain’s is Spanish. However, the US does not have an official language, despite English’s function as […]
Gryphons or Warriors?
By Zach X. ’21 Time to settle the debate. After witnessing two of the greatest teams in the history of basketball, the 2015-16 Warriors and the 2019-20 CSUS Gryphons, I know that […]
The Frequency of Music
By Raquel W. ’21 Hertz (Hz) is the standard unit of measurement of vibration. It measures waveforms in wave cycles per second. This unit was named after Heinrich Rudolph Hertz who, in […]
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