Preparing for Unexpected
Students can prepare for emergencies at home the same way they would at school.
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Commodity Activism Faces Skepticism
For the past decade, social movements have continued to become prevalent in our society, thus propelling companies such as Nike to capitalize on these movements in order to boost their sales.
Read moreImportance of Mental Health
Americans of all ages are being affected by mental health issues at a rapid rate and one solution might be to start looking into these problems and finding coping methods at a younger age.
Read moreImportance of Sleep
Most students are not getting enough sleep, which is increasing their risk for health and
behavioral problems.
Metal straws help environment
After a recent bill banned plastic straws, metal alternatives offer users a more ecologically-friendly option.
Read moreNo-phone-a-phobia
by ERIN QUAN
Generation Z’s increasing reliance on technology is a major issue that sets it apart from any other.
Read moreStudents should be charitable year-round
by STYVALIZH URIBE
Why do people end to only volunteer during the holidays?
As winter is deemed the “season of giving,” it influences the moral obligation of many, which then increases the act of charity during the holidays.
Staff Editorial
As this time of year is considered to be the “season of giving,” many of us find other things more appealing, such as the gifts that they are hoping to receive.
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Despite journalism’s increasingly unpopular reputation in some circles, it has played a significant role in informing the public and is crucial for a thriving democracy because it helps people make their own judgments about a wide spectrum of issues.
Read moreWhat can money buy, happiness or satisfaction?
by LAUREN KIM & KATRINA LIN
In today’s culture, people are predisposed to believe that material wealth leads to happiness; however, what is perceived as happiness is actually just satisfaction.
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