Southwest Shadow

EDITORIAL: Let this be the last time

Southwest Shadow
October 8, 2017

A lone gunman took the lives of 58 innocent civilians. Enough is enough and direct action needs to be addressed now.

EDITORIAL: Gender–not a black and white issue

Southwest Shadow
August 24, 2017

The Clark County School Board is in the midst of developing a policy which caters to gender-diverse students.

EDITORIAL: CCSD v Reorganization: Who is to blame?

Southwest Shadow
March 30, 2017

Clark County School District and the Nevada state legislature have come to a disagreement regarding CCSD’s reorganization.

EDITORIAL: College costs, a necessary evil

Southwest Shadow
January 30, 2017

Reducing the cost of college attendance to nothing is not the way to go.

EDITORIAL: Mandatory AP testing for GPA bump sets poor precedent for students

Southwest Shadow
December 12, 2016

If you're an AP student, chances are you have been affected by a recent announcement made by CCSD--AP testing is now mandatory.

EDITORIAL: Privacy challenges security in the case of Apple vs FBI

Southwest Shadow
March 2, 2016

In a recent court case, Apple is going toe-to-toe against the FBI and fighting for their customers and their right to privacy.

EDITORIAL: Should private religious schools benefit from the voucher system?

Southwest Shadow
February 17, 2016

The Nevada senate has passed a new bill to allow private school tuition to be paid by public funds, and the Nevada Supreme Court is voting on the constitutionality of this bill.

EDITORIAL: New driver’s license rules places restrictions on truant students

Southwest Shadow
January 23, 2015

Ditching class can lead to unwanted consequences regarding the right to drive.