All content by Eriyale Williams
For so long, I believed that I would only be happy if I were someone else. It took years of self-reflection to realize how wrong I was.
Although spreading rumors and judging others is the basis of high school culture, it is not a tradition we have to keep.
America’s infamous history has encouraged the silence and alienation of Black citizens—especially when it comes to voting. The systematic racism rooted in our culture has made it unreasonably difficult for Black citizens to understand their voice can be heard.
Valentine's Day can be seen as a commercial holiday; however, others may see it as a chance to show how much they truly love their significant other.
Cheating should not be encouraged between students, but the true measure of knowledge cannot be shown simply with letter grades.
Cancel culture has become a large part of our society with social media taking over our phones. Everyone can be canceled over anything.
Even with the progress that has been made, there needs to be a larger emphasis on the safety and security of LGBTQ+ individuals.
With recent speculations of war and high tension with the Middle East, this new year has brought terror for American and Iranian citizens.
Age may only be a number, but it isn’t stopping younger generations from poking fun at those older than them.
Not everything meets the eye–especially when it comes to the sky.
Individuals can connect in numerous ways other than speaking.
If a prayer a day keeps the sadness away, how many nights do I have to pray to cure my depression?
There is not simply one solution to combating global emissions, but by pinning the blame on individuals instead of corporations as a whole, we are ignoring the problem.
People have nothing better to do than point out that mistakes and flaws of others, but it is about time we take a look in the mirror.
Even though Vegas has beautiful memories and stories I will never forget, the fear of feeling stuck in my hometown has caused me to feel like sticking around will turn me into a failure.
It may be too early for us to run to the election polls, so let's just stay with the twitter polls.
Did anyone say, mid-life crisis? Or is that just me.
No matter how many things I accomplish, it seems as if satisfaction is never part of the reward.
There is no point in creating a life for yourself when you can hire people to manage that for you.
I am not a person of color, I am Black–is that offensive?
An egg beat Kylie Jenner in the run for most liked Instagram post.
Being the youngest has its perks, but it becomes harder as I grow up–especially as I watch my siblings figure life out so easily.
Fear not, I assure you, periods are natural occurrences. Save the fear for something else.
Avoid allowing Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) to ruin your holiday spirit.
The holidays are coming up, which means it's time for people to buy presents for their loved ones. As long as a gift comes from the heart, price should not matter.
Students were limited to the amount of items they can use for this year's egg drop.
Unhealthy friends? In my inner circle? It is more common than you think.
High school can be tough and fitting in makes it no better. How are you to obtain that grain without following all of the trendiest aesthetics?
Seniors carve and paint pumpkins to analyze the meanings behind short stories.
From mutual internet friends to their wedding days, meeting online has become a social norm for many students and teachers alike.
My life is falling apart but it’s not my fault– do you know how many planets are retrograde right now?
I shouldn't have to worry about anything besides just being me.
Braids do not define our character, they enhance it.
Campus’ additional portable classrooms created for life development skills in the Pace Program.
Starting with the Class of 2022, students will be required to earn 23 credits instead of 22.5 in order to graduate with a standard diploma.
“Even with the basic classes I took, I still got way more...
Projects are student-driven and are being mentored by Ms. Lori Martinelli.
After making bad decisions during his high school experience, Brent Camalich started a company to inspire students not to do the same.
From Steve Jobs to Martin Luther King Jr., students in Mr. Henry Castillo’s Freshmen Studies class were required to recite a well-known speech as public speaking practice.
“I wanted students to...
To spread awareness and to help the homeless community, Mike Smith, the founder of Skate for Change, will visit campus for the second time after school.
Happiness can always be achieved.
Students practiced monologues during their second meeting.
Climate change needs to be addressed in order to avoid our own downfall.
