May 4, 2021
How Leadership Plans Pandemic-Safe Senior Events
Photo by Isabelle Stid In the midst of a pandemic, leadership has managed to restore a bit of normalcy as the class continues to hold…
April 7, 2021
Ethnic Studies Course To Begin Next Year
Illustration by Ashley Trail Written by Katherine Welander & Jane White Last fall, a group of teachers from M-A and other Sequoia Union High School…
April 4, 2021
Editorial: In Defense of Public Schools
Design by Amelia Wu Free public education is something often taken for granted. It is remarkable that our society has decided that regardless of a…
April 4, 2021
How Has Quarantine Affected Our Body Image?
Photograph by Eli Kry “I have been more unhappy with my body because I’ve had more time to pick myself apart after seeing a ‘perfect’…
April 1, 2021
Recognizing Imposter Syndrome
Illustration by Ashley Trail At my middle school, East Palo Alto Phoenix Academy, I felt at home since the majority of students were Latinos, like…
April 1, 2021
My High School Medical Leave
Illustration by Kari Trail In the summer before my junior year, I hit an all-time low with anorexia, a mental illness that I have struggled…
March 30, 2021
Health Workers’ Experiences on the Frontline
Illustration by Kari Trail As COVID-19 continues to spread, doctors, nurses, and technicians are finding that they are being asked to take on the emotional…
March 27, 2021
Por Qué El Término Latinx No Está Popularizado
This is the Spanish version of this article. El término neutral de género, ‘Latinx,’ utilizado para describir a personas de ascendencia Latinoamericana, se enseña comúnmente…
