Opinions – Page 5

Gen Z, If You Want Change, Vote

March 26, 2018

Column: From the Playground to the Background

March 26, 2018

Arming Teachers is a Dangerous Proposal

March 26, 2018

Expensive Resume Boosters Don’t Guarantee College Admission

February 20, 2018

The Common App: Choose Your Own Adventure

February 20, 2018

The Hippo Lies: Notes From an Admissions Interview

Miranda Li, Print Managing Editor

February 20, 2018

a“So tell me about yourself,” my admissions interviewer asked. We sat across from each other, cradling our respective hot chocolates. Here are some things I could have said: “When I lived alone this past summer, my p...

Opinion: Black on Black Crime: The Black Man’s Relationship With Dark-skinned Women

November 13, 2017

Opinion: Despite Name Change, Girls Flag Football Retains Sexist Undertones

October 30, 2017

Social Media Stars: The Dangers of Following False Idols

October 24, 2017

Downtown Los Altos: Don’t Forget the Teenagers

October 24, 2017

First Impressions: When do They Matter?

Yalda Khodadad, Features Editor

October 24, 2017

If you knew me in seventh grade, you might notice that a lot of things have changed. I no longer have braces, I cut off ten inches of my hair, and my T-shirts are no longer emblazoned with smiling pandas or lime green musical no...

Pros of a Politically Correct Punchline

October 24, 2017

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Gen Z, If You Want Change, Vote

Column: From the Playground to the Background

Arming Teachers is a Dangerous Proposal

Expensive Resume Boosters Don’t Guarantee College Admission

The Common App: Choose Your Own Adventure

The Hippo Lies: Notes From an Admissions Interview

Opinion: Black on Black Crime: The Black Man’s Relationship With Dark-skinned Women

Opinion: Despite Name Change, Girls Flag Football Retains Sexist Undertones

Social Media Stars: The Dangers of Following False Idols

Downtown Los Altos: Don’t Forget the Teenagers

First Impressions: When do They Matter?

Pros of a Politically Correct Punchline