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President protecting the people

Emily Cosio, Staff Reporter | February 21, 2017

Eighty-seven killed. More than 400 injured. A truck plowed into Nice, France on July 14, 2016 during a national holiday celebration. This incident, as well as countless others, was committed by a member...

Our Take: Fact-check that

Jeannie Williams, Editor-in-Chief | February 17, 2017

When stories of fake news sites on Facebook surfaced in November, discussions began on how to best avoid false reporting. After presidential adviser Kellyanne Conway’s comment on “alternative facts”...

Do we have spirit? No we don’t

Bryson Turner, Opinions Editor | February 10, 2017

Where did all the spirit go? Girls weightlifting made states. The varsity cheer team made nationals for the fourth year in a row. Boys soccer made the district finals. Despite this, there was hardly...

The Comic Critic: It feels good to be bad

Bryson Turner, Opinions Editor | February 1, 2017

From Scar in The Lion King to Voldemort in the Harry Potter series, villains are either tragic characters to sympathize with or they have the oxymoronic description of the person we love to hate. This...

Foxygen’s “Hang” elevates indie pop

Diego Sultan, Staff Reporter | January 27, 2017

In music, there is always a fine line between being influenced by an artist and simply ripping off their sound, and the band Foxygen has been known for ripping off classic artists such as David Bowie,...