For nearly five days this month, Congress stood at a standstill as the House of Representatives failed to elect a speaker. The situation was mired in disputes over political rules, the midterm elections,...
The Supreme Court is re-evaluating the constitutionality of affirmative action in the case of Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) v. Harvard and UNC. The ruling in this case will change the college admission...
An eyesore in our city sits in a prominent area in San Ramon, unused and abandoned, and ultimately a waste of usable space.
The empty lot in between San Ramon’s City Center and Central Park lot takes...
A weighted GPA reflects the difficulty of students’ coursework and considers the rigor of their high school classes when measuring their GPA.
Eliminating weighted grades that come with these advanced...
While academic rewards offered to students taking more rigorous, advanced courses seems like a fair incentive, the so-called “benefits” of weighted grades and GPAs have proven to be a problem.
And...
Prior to the 1979 Islamic revolution, Iran was a country filled with life and culture. But ever since the regime took over, every aspect of Iranian life has been censored.
Following the death of 22 year...
While living and attending school in an earthquake-prone area such as San Francisco’s Bay Area, it is more than likely students have experienced a few earthquakes during classes. In-school drills prepare...
The school bathrooms are a carnival of destruction.
From missing soap dispensers to broken doors, the conditions of some bathrooms force many students to consider if they’re just better off holding...
Forgetting to scan into class and getting marked late is a new nightmare for everyone.
Following the lead of many other district high schools, the Infinite Campus attendance pilot program was implemented...
