Scroll, Scroll, Scroll: Social Media is Deteriorating Our Attention Spans
Social media has become an integral part of most people's daily lives. From checking posts on Instagram to watching YouTube videos to scrolling on...
The Hypersexualization of Women of Color in Media
Connie Johnson, a graduate at Minnesota State University, did a study on how women of color (WOC) are portrayed in magazines. Out of roughly...
A nation far too ignored, finally liberated
Syrian rebels raced through Damascus, shocked at how attainable their freedom was, and how flimsy the Assad regime had been. Across the city, relatives...
Dance: the Key Connector of Cultures
Dance is key to developing communities that make up various present-day cultures. According to the National Library of Medicine, dance's biological roots extend back...
A Year Since Oct. 7: A Reflection
Whether or not you hold political opinions surrounding October 7th, the bloodshed and loss of humanity is undeniable. It has been a full year...
Palestine before the world was watching
The horrible attack on Israeli civilians on October 7, 2023 left almost 1,300 Israeli women, children, and innocents dead. This attack set the world...
80 – Good Intentions, 20 – Bad Execution
Since the start of the pandemic, standardized testing like the SAT and ACT have lost much of their weight in the college application process,...
Are Subs at Logan Acting Appropriately?
Last year during the sub shortage and many teachers catching illness, I dealt with a handful of subs. Many of my classmates and I...
Puente Students Rise
Photo by: parents of students in the Puente club
A Puente teacher at Logan was sent home on paid leave on October 9th because of...
Do Teachers Really Have Favorite Students?
Historically, favoritism in the classroom has been an issue that has been almost completely ignored. While favoritism may be addressed in other situations, such...