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Rising prom costs prompt reappraisal of experience, discourage participation

May 17, 2019

Yes: Should finals policies, procedures be more lenient?

December 7, 2018

Cultural Barriers Created by Differences Prevalent, Harmful

Quinn Arbolante

March 30, 2018

Filed under Forum, TBN-Oracle, Uncategorized

By Quinn Arbolante For the past couple years, East Asian culture has swarmed the Western hemisphere. Korean pop (K-pop) concerts and festivals in U.S. cities have sold out, anime is experiencing huge growth and Korean dram...

No: Should Homecoming themes change every year?

amandalee828

October 13, 2017

Filed under Forum

Written by Amanda Lee At the homecoming assembly, the entire student body waited with bated breath for the announcement of this year’s homecoming themes, particularly each grade’s dress-up themes. But 4.2 miles away, ...

Should homecoming themes switch every year? (Pro)

meganli74

October 13, 2017

Filed under Forum, Uncategorized

Written by Megan Li Homecoming: one week, five days, 80 waking hours of pure, unadulterated school spirit. It’s the culmination of a year’s worth of excitement and anticipation and a way to aunt enthusiasm and creativity th...

Media literacy education is essential, beneficial

March 31, 2017

Acceptance of diverse body types should not justify skinny-shaming

March 3, 2017

Women’s sports deserve equal media attention

March 3, 2017

Pro: Is the college athletic recruitment process fair?

chenganyi

December 2, 2016

Filed under Sports

Written by Anyi Cheng The first semester of senior year is synonymous with senioritis: steadily sinking grades, cold weather and most of all, college applications. Among the few seniors who aren’t in the college a...

Gunn should not report weighted GPA

November 4, 2016

Safe spaces provide refuge from triggers

October 11, 2016

Should computer science be a graduation requirement? CON

jennamarvet

September 9, 2016

Filed under Forum

Written by Jenna Marvet Making computer science a graduation requirement would be detrimental to the already undervalued, humanities-focused students and limit the flexibility high school students have to explore career ...