Southwest Shadow

SATIRE: I miss freshman me

Cassie Valdez
May 14, 2018

Someone take me back to freshmen year.

Win by losing

Cassie Valdez
May 8, 2018

Before you waste your time, remember that some battles just aren't worth fighting.

Not to get political but

Cassie Valdez
April 27, 2018

Don't base potential friendships off of political beliefs.

SATIRE: PRO/CON: Nursery rhymes: the real banger

Cassie Valdez
April 20, 2018

Nursery rhymes are the outright best form of music.

Dance, dance, revelation

Cassie Valdez
April 12, 2018

School dances are overrated, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't go to them.

Time’s ticking

Cassie Valdez
April 3, 2018

There's only a limited amount of time in high school; don't let it go to waste.

Protests are welcome (sometimes)

Cassie Valdez
March 9, 2018

Protests are an important right that citizens have, but they aren't effective without a clear purpose.

In the FBI we (should) trust

Cassie Valdez
February 9, 2018

The Nunes Memo is an attempt by House Republicans to silence the Russian investigation that threatens President Donald Trump's role in office.

The American Dream(ers)

Cassie Valdez
January 24, 2018

Despite the government shutdown, the fate of DACA has yet to be rescued.

Cheers to a new year

Cassie Valdez
January 6, 2018

Blissful ignorance is great until you realize there's no escaping the consequences.

The people’s branch? Think again

Cassie Valdez
December 26, 2017

Congress has been making decisions that do not entirely reflect the views of the masses.

At a recent public meeting, negative comments regarding a statewide gender diversity regulation convinced the State Superintendent Steve Canavero to push back on advancing the policy for final approval from the state Legislative Commission.