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Southwest Shadow

Southwest Shadow

Southwest Shadow

Bursting through seams

Bursting through seams

Dean Carrasco
January 20, 2020
The people of the Philippines had to evacuate last Sunday due to a Volcano eruption and had to leave their animals behind.
Editorial: Homelessness means Nevada

Editorial: Homelessness means Nevada

Southwest Shadow
January 17, 2020
Mayor Goodman’s attack on homeless people will hurt Nevada’s most vulnerable.
Don’t be daft, there is no draft

Don’t be daft, there is no draft

Eriyale Williams
January 16, 2020
With recent speculations of war and high tension with the Middle East, this new year has brought terror for American and Iranian citizens.
Shots fired

Shots fired

Dean Carrasco
January 10, 2020
The U.S. is on thin ice with Iran and President Donald Trump is doing nothing to help with the situation.
Reaping what you sew

Reaping what you sew

Ahmed Ahmed
January 9, 2020
Australia's wildfires are only a start to what the world can expect from the climate crisis.
EDITORIAL: Disagreement does not equal malice

EDITORIAL: Disagreement does not equal malice

Southwest Shadow
December 11, 2019
Understanding that a bad ad doesn’t make a person a bigot is absolutely fundamental if you want to enact any sort of real change.
TikTok not sharing the spotlight

TikTok not sharing the spotlight

Dean Carrasco
December 11, 2019
Social media app TikTok has been taking videos off from people who are LGBTQ+, disabled or plus sized to "protect" them from bullying.
EDITORIAL: Deck the halls with homemade goods

EDITORIAL: Deck the halls with homemade goods

Southwest Shadow
December 11, 2019
Gift giving is not the only way to tell the ones you care for that you love them.
It doesn’t add up

It doesn’t add up

Ahmed Ahmed
December 5, 2019
Lackluster test results indicate American education needs a major revamp.
The evolution of cyberbullying

The evolution of cyberbullying

Journalism Foundations
December 4, 2019
Nowadays, some students can feel intimidated by the grades they receive which can be seen as a form of cyberbullying.
EDITORIAL: Not chickening out

EDITORIAL: Not chickening out

Southwest Shadow
December 4, 2019
Consumers have the power to control where our money goes, not just the CEO.
You get what you pay for

You get what you pay for

Ahmed Ahmed
November 27, 2019
When the super rich are able to buy our elections, our country is worse off.