Catching Up With Leo
Elena Khan and Justine Ha
April 12, 2019
Filed under Briefs
n Mar. 12, Leo Club hosted their bi-monthly meeting and announced upcoming events that the club will participate in: officer applications, new events and the boba fundraiser. This month, officers talked about one of the biggest events of the year: Ride4Diabetes. This event is a cycling course built...
The meaning of Ohana
February 1, 2018
Filed under Briefs
The students packed into room C210 put their heads down on their desks, trying not to peek. They were playing Heads Up Seven Up, one of the activities planned for the Ohana meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 24. The club, whose mission is to help spark friendships between special needs students and the pe...
Social sever separates underclassmen from upperclassmen
September 21, 2016
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Media
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A Case for Ethnic Studies
February 7, 2016
Filed under Editorial, Featured, OPINION, Opinion Editor's Picks, Under 20 Minutes
ith the news that a new class will be added to the curriculum, we could ponder the classes we want: psychology, sociology, perhaps even a home economics class. But when thinking of classes we need on campus, ethnic studies comes to mind. We already have relatively liberal history classes in the c...
Too young for social networking
February 9, 2012
Filed under OPINION
Before there was Google+, before there was Facebook, even before there was MySpace, there was another social network for all of us to check into early each morning: the playground. It was a community of voices with the best of what the Internet gives us now — it had the circles, the...
