The Californian

District pulls plug on student Wi-Fi

March 13, 2012

Those students who have needed cell phone Internet to study for a test last-minute, or check urgent email updates know this luxury was abruptly suspended by the district.

District is being frivolous again

March 13, 2012

For those who thought the district could not become more grandiose with its spending, think again.

Court right in denying Prop 8

March 13, 2012

A California appeals court found Proposition 8 unconstitutional last month, w–hich was a great move because it protects the rights of Americans.

Marines disgraced U.S. with ugly act

February 6, 2012

As many students may have heard, a video went viral last month of four U.S. Marines urinating on the dead bodies of dead Taliban fighters in Afghanistan.

Republicans race to the White House

February 6, 2012

Are President Obama’s days in the White House numbered? The Republicans think so.

San Ramon should ban plastic bags

February 6, 2012

The City of San Jose’s ban on the convenient yet environmentally detrimental objects that we know as plastic grocery bags took effect Jan. 1, and should now serve as a model for a similar law that could be enacted by the City of San Ramon.

EDITORIALS: NBA lockout, Qaddafi’s Death

November 7, 2011

IS LOCKOUT AN OUTGROWTH OF OCCUPY MOVEMENT? In American cities nationwide, citizens are taking to the streets and clamoring that, among other problems, the United States is being dominated by corporate...

October Editorial Cartoon

October 21, 2010

Administration has strictly enforced the school's dress code so far this year.

Conservatism on the Rise

September 15, 2010

When the Founding Fathers of America wrote the Constitution, they intended the document to restrict the power of government to guarantee natural rights to the American individual and to promote free enterprise.