Congressman Ro Khanna discusses his policies
Hannah Lee, Shuvi Jha, and Swara Tewari
May 23, 2019
Filed under NEWS
Khanna sits down with student journalists to explain his stances
Short end of the stick: Affirmative Action
May 22, 2019
Filed under From the magazine, OPINION, Print Opinion
Affirmative Action (AA) is a vehemently debated policy — both a milestone for supporters and a grievance for opposers. Over the past couple of years, news relating to college admissions has been largely dominated by the notorious Harvard lawsuit involving its alleged discrimination against Asian ap...
Meme is created to mock female student’s acceptance into CalTech
January 20, 2018
Filed under FEATURES, Main slider, Special, Special Report Editor's Picks
The race for admission: Lying about racial identity just isn’t worth it
April 22, 2016
Filed under From the magazine, OPINION
Story by Amita Mahajan and Elizabeth Han e’ve grown up in a world where we’re taught that “lying is bad.” But when the exact consequences are minimal and the benefits add on, the urge to lie heightens and ultimately, we go against what we’ve been taught our entire lives. And for students at M...
Affirmative action proves not to be the best solution to provide diversity
April 10, 2014
Filed under OPINION
Affirmative Action tackles the outcome, not the cause behind lack of minorities. Read More »...
Playing the Race Card
April 7, 2014
Filed under Centerspread, Print
As the rain beat down in front of the Cupertino library on March 2, sophomore May Cui noticed many people waving signs and chanting “Say no to SCA 5.” They had one predominant feature: they were primarily Asian. Senate Constitution Amendment No. 5. allows for affirmative action in public education....
