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March 13, 2016

Trump: Evangelical or Authoritarian?

Trump has gained the support of key Evangelical leaders Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell, and more Evangelical votes than his Evangelical opponent Ted Cruz. Christianity, a religion that revolves around…

Hannah MacLeod

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March 10, 2016

Opinion: Feel Free to Disagree

With the advent of the internet, it has become easier than ever to find people who agree with you. Websites spring up to allow people to talk with those who…

Julian Zucker

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February 6, 2016

Midnight in Morocco: M-A’s Orientalist Mistake

The theme's orientalism is a problem because dances are casual events for students' entertainment, and because we are a high school in California; these elements reveal just how far we…

Miranda Simes

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December 10, 2015

Opinion: Stand with Planned Parenthood

Written by Sarah Orttung and Nathalie Camens Drawing by Chloé Mauvais

Nathalie Camens

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December 5, 2015

Opinion: Cash for Cans for Credit

The Canned Food Drive and the incentives teachers offer are not inherently flawed; however, in a school where sensitive issues around socioeconomics and academic success do exist, it’s important to…

Katie Weiner

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November 18, 2015

Opinion: A Blow to U.S. Soccer

Last Monday, the U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) issued new guidelines that may jeopardize the ability of American soccer to establish itself as a competitive, prestigious program internationally.

Ulises Cisneros

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November 5, 2015

Opinion: A Poor Attempt at Remodeling the College Application Process

In its most extreme form, this seemingly noble race to college may pit students against one another, and at dangerously younger ages.

Miranda Simes

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November 5, 2015

Opinion: A Different Perspective on the Migrant Crisis

The “migrant crisis.” You hear it on the radio, see it on the news, and feel a bit bad that you don’t know as much about it as you feel…

Sequoia Snow

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November 4, 2015

Opinion: Examining Media Portrayals of Israel

We often hear the terms “the Middle East” or “the Israeli-Palestinian conflict” bandied about as cliches of inscrutability, as unlikely to be resolved peacefully as pigs are to fly. There…

Sophie Zalipsky

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October 21, 2015

The Correlation between Death with Dignity and Capital Punishment

While they may seem like separate controversies, physician-assisted suicide, and capital punishment both question the same human right over life and death. In the United States, state governments hold the…

Elizabeth McColloch

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