Flea Markets in San Jose are beneficial to our community. There are many toys and clothes you can get there for good and affordable prices.
The flea market is perfect for inexpensive things. The flea...
At this point in the school year, senioritis is hitting the class of 2021 pretty hard. It’s not just the seniors who are struggling, though— students in all grades are becoming burnt out. In an attempt...
27-year-old Miranda Moore and her sister Carly Luksich, who currently attends Gunderson High School, started a small sticker business called “OuterMindsCo.”
OuterMindsCo was launched around...
Nic Gulizia, Sports Section Editor
• April 6, 2021
As you sit in math class listening to the teacher lecture, you begin to wonder: How can I possibly use this in my life? In your eyes, it’s just another day of what you believe is useless math. What if...
The College Board just had a meeting with AP teachers to discuss what is going to happen with the AP tests in May. We’ve all had questions regarding when and where the test will happen, if it's online,...
Whether or not you believe in astrology, it’s pretty shocking how similar some people are to the descriptions of their star sign. People are different in so many ways, but one way to categorize them...
Voting shouldn’t be another task to add to the heavy and stress-filled lives of students.
17-year-olds who would be 18 at the time of the next general election should not be allowed to vote...
Many adults don't see teenagers struggling with depression until the teens themselves point it out. If people caught on early and noticed simple signs, it could save a life.
Sadly to say,...
This March is Women’s History Month. Women’s History Month was first introduced as Women’s History Week, and in 1995, it officially became Women’s History Month. This month, we honor the women...
From one year to the next, we have been kept in our houses, away from school, and away from the people we love. March 13th marked one year of being in quarantine. We were sent home that Friday in 2020...
