Editorials
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 since our screens and our remote connections with the rest...
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 up in an uproar, with at least 40 nations condemning...
Funding for Student Programs
Every year, on Fourth of July weekend, James Logan Forensics competitors and alumni alike can be found in the parking lot of the Union City Walmart off Dyer Street working morning to night to...
Unprecedented: A Student-Run Consent Week
April 25th to 29th was a period known as Consent Week at James Logan. I was one of the students who organized it. Over the last month, the experience has grown even more meaningful....
Perspectives
Do Classroom Decorations Matter?
Additonal reporting by Sofia Ferry and Teo Gonzalez
The decoration and design of classrooms are crucial in fostering effective learning environments necessary for students’ development. The spaces in which students learn impact their overall approach...
James Logan’s first Elective Fair gets students excited for the upcoming year
By Milly Fortunak, Annedreih Tangonan, Janessa Nava, Keisha Jasmine De Guzman
Not a lot of people understand how important choosing an elective can be. With the elective fair, students are given the opportunity to decide...
A Desire for Change: Logan’s Youth Respond
Written by Diwa Sadozai and Anne Marie Lumibaó
Additional Reporting by Antoinette Joseph
Often, student advocacy is lost in translation. Students feel as if they’re not being heard or understood by those in positions of authority. Students feel...
An Evolving Dress Code Policy
Dress codes have historically been a big deal at school, with administrators, parents, and students debating whether or not clothing is too “distracting” or too “inappropriate.” Lately, students are starting to wear whatever they...