El Estoque

One nation, under guns

Jason Chu, Krish Dev, Arjun Dhruv, Lily Jiang, Taryn Lam, Aashna Patel, and Yash Thapliyal • April 17, 2023

Examining the different perspectives on gun policies and ownership in relation to gun violence in America

Stop politicizing apolitical issues

Melody Cui • August 27, 2021

Denouncing the political hegemony that currently dominates America

The US versus Africa: Toxic Individualism

Lakshanyaa Ganesh • December 13, 2019

ords, the corporate ladder, and individualism are cornerstones of the American experience. Our culture is one defined by self-driven success, where relying on a network or community is only used for individual...

America is not as bad as we think

Shuvi Jha • December 13, 2019

resident Donald Trump’s ascension to office in 2016 was hardly smooth sailing. For many, his election was indicative of an America that was becoming increasingly racist, sexist and intolerable of minorities,...

Immigration in the United States: A broken system

Lakshanyaa Ganesh and Oishee Misra • October 26, 2019

Reflecting on our experiences with America’s legal immigration system

Real Time with MVHS Politics Club

Anirudh Chaudhary • October 20, 2017

MVHS Politics Club hopes to bridge the political divide on campus by launching a talk show

Home and corruption, all in one place

Elizabeth Han • March 14, 2017

Russian immigrant father on how to love his home country, while hating its flaws

A Christmas tree wearing an inclusivity cloak is still a Christmas tree

Itay Barylka • December 9, 2015

Christmastime is one of my favorite times of the year. There’s great music, holiday cheer, present-giving, seasonal food and plenty of reasons to be jolly. So why are people so apologetic about it? Take...

A giant victory

Neha Simon • November 5, 2010

Bay Area celebrates the Giants' victory on Nov. 3 on Market Street, San Francisco This project relates to content in the November 10, 2010 El Estoque Print issue.{s5_mp3}https://elestoque.org/images/mp3s/Giantsplatt.mp3{/s5_mp3}...