By Rohan D. ’25 If you use Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, or any of Facebook’s subsidiaries, you may have experienced an outage on October 4th, 2021. Approximately 3.5 billion people lost access to […]
If Facebook is Harming Teens, What Else Should Be Regulated?
The Rise of Olivia Rodrigo
By Ally A-L. ’23 Only last year, Olivia Rodrigo was a name known mainly only to fans of the Disney shows Bizaardvark and High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, a mockumentary-style […]
The Nature of the National Debt
By Ryan S. ’22 One week ago, the Senate passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling to cover the government’s expenses through December of this year. Although the Senate was able […]
Donda: Review
By Aryav D. ’23 “Donda. Donda. Doooooonda. Dooonda. Donda,” chants past collaborator Syleene Johnson to the (heart)beat of Kanye West’s late mother, Donda West, as she passed away on her deathbed. Whether […]
Crystal in the Late 80s: An Interview with Alumni
By Maya W. ’24 GG = Gryphon Gazette (Maya Wohl) MW = Michelle Wohl ‘90 PW = Phil Wohl ‘90 The following interview was conducted by Maya Wohl, class of 2024, with […]
The 6-3 Anomaly
By Spencer M-D. ’25 Throughout history, the Supreme Court has been known to be an institution of impartiality and justice. However, in recent months, we have seen it spin out of control as […]
The Boom in the Korean Entertainment Industry
By Ethan L. ‘25 and Allison H. ‘25 You have probably heard of the breakout hit TV series Squid Game, or perhaps the four-time Academy Award-winning movie Parasite. You have also most […]
Game Reviews: Edition One
By Patrick R. ’23 Exploding Kittens: Exploding Kittens is a creative card game with a variety of themed action cards. You go around collecting and playing cards, all while trying to not […]
Are Robotaxis the Future of Crystal Transportation?
By Jack M. ’23 While buses, CalTrain, bikes, and cars are familiar transportation options for Crystal Springs students, a new alternative may soon be arriving to the Bay Area: robotaxis. Robotaxis are […]
A Pandemic School Year: The Students’ Perspective
By Ally A-L. ’23 As the 2020-21 school year draws to a close, COVID-19 restrictions ease, and there is finally a visible light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, it is […]
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