Graduate covers sports for NBC
Many students feel a sense of helplessness. Where is this life going? How is this class going to affect them later in life? These are questions often heard from confused... Read It

Driven: English teacher Michael Smith's 2003 Chevy Z71 Tahoe
In the school parking lot, no car stands out like a certain silver Chevy truck parked in the staff parking section. Towering high above the rest of the cars and... Read It

Eye On The Pupil: Max Andrews
Senior Max Andrews has taken an impressive step toward his dreams of Hollywood success with his first film production. Max and nine other students from around the Bay Area planned,... Read It

Matrix Regurgitated
{Matrix spoiler alert} This column will attempt to do justice to the peculiarities in life that popular opinion sweeps under the rug. Here, we will examine the deeply philosophical, all-revealing... Read It

Top five left-handed people
Historically, left-handed people have put up with a lot of abuse: mocked for smearing their writing, forced to cramp their hands on tiny right-handed desks. Well, they aren’t standing for... Read It

Helping farmers through Fair Trade
Christina Gonzalez is the owner of a third-generation coffee bean farm called Finca El Valle, which is located in Guatemala. Thanks to her work through the Fair Trade Coffee Network,... Read It

Morgan’s Column: Teens deserve better
Twice a year the school gets a free makeover—thanks to finals week. No one seems to care that they’ve worn pajamas to school for five consecutive days. Girls forget to... Read It

Students dealing with long term subs
A substitute teacher can be a welcome break for stressed students. However, when a substitute has to fill in for more than a few days, the useful interlude can become... Read It