
By Jack M. ’23 In recent weeks, tensions between Russia and Ukraine have risen to a feverish pitch, provoking fears that an invasion may soon be forthcoming. The United States and its […]
By Jack M. ’23 In recent weeks, tensions between Russia and Ukraine have risen to a feverish pitch, provoking fears that an invasion may soon be forthcoming. The United States and its […]
By Ryan S. ’22 A premier high school institution, Crystal Springs is a conglomerate of some of the most talented and intelligent students in the Bay Area. Year after year, Crystal pumps […]
By Ally A-L. ’23 Editor’s Note: This article is not meant to serve as a substitute for medical or professional advice regarding Covid-19. If you’re anything like me, you’ve spent the last […]
By Spencer M-D. ’25 On September 29th, 2020 a new bill was introduced to the House of Representatives which proposed 18-year term limits for the Supreme Court. This bill would provide equal […]
By Yuto K. ’23 Ana, Bill, Claudette, Danny, Elsa, Fred, Grace, Henri, Ida, Julian, Kate, Larry, Mindy, Nicholas, Odette, Peter, Rose, Sam, Teresa, Victor, Wanda. All these names are the names of […]
By Rohan D. ’25 Elizabeth Holmes founded Theranos in 2003 on the premise that it could revolutionize blood testing technology by only using a few drops of blood. Holmes wore black turtlenecks […]
By Aydin M. ’25 and Ethan L. ’25 For many of us students, procrastination is the demise of our productivity. We waste hours scrolling through social media or watching YouTube. We constantly […]
By Abigail A. ’23 In recent history, autistic characters in visual media have typically fallen into one of two categories: comedic relief (i.e. Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory), and one-dimensional characters […]
By Patrick R. ’23 Monopoly. If you were to think of a board game, odds are Monopoly would be one of the first games your mind goes to. This is because it […]