Editorials
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....
The Media on Anti-Asian Hate Crime
During these past few weeks, there has been an uproar from many minority groups about the acts of violence, racism, and xenophobia on Asian businesses and Asian people in America. The ones who have...
What is “Boba Liberalism,” and why is it harmful?
Recently, the term boba liberalism has been making its way around online political spaces. Specifically, Asian American online political spaces. The definition of a boba liberal is a person of Asian American descent who...
Perspectives
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...
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 had bad experiences. One sub was strict about the phone...
Deviating from the Core Curriculum at Logan
by Anisa Vigil & Zoie Wong
At a school as big as James Logan High School, with almost 3,400 students, a variety of classes outside the core curriculum are offered for every student to find...