Month: December 2014

High Teacher Turnover Rate Affecting Education

CINDY LUO News Editor AMBER LI Staff Writer Studies conducted nationwide from 2012 to 2014 have shown that high teacher

DEREK WU Staff Writer During the month of October, a new rule was enabled requiring Los Angeles Unified School District

SARA HERNANDEZ Staff Writer Ferguson, Missouri has become a ground zero of protests between civilians and law enforcement. The protests

Discrimination has been an underlying, systemic problem since the beginning of time. Whether it involves race, gender or even age,

CAROLINE REN Editor in Chief In November, Time magazine created a poll of “words to ban,” including the word “feminist.”

JACQUELYN LOI Staff Writer Many have different ideas when asked to establish a line between what is and is not

PAULA KIRYA Staff Writer In 1955, the Montgomery Bus Boycott captured America’s attention when civil rights activists, including the leading

“During Poetry sophomore Out Loud this year, it felt nerve-wrecking to be standing in front of the entire class and

SIMEON LAM Sports Editor As the first semester comes to a close, the fall season has all but passed with

BRIANA THAI Staff Writer With the new season kicking in, our varsity girls’ soccer team has been working hard and