Samael McCormick On October 26th, my mom, grandma, and I sat in front of the TV as Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed into the Supreme Court. I sat in silent disbelief while […]
Amy Coney Barrett
Dear White People
Brianna Valentine Dear White People, I grew up in the suburbs so I’m like, totally not racist, in fact, some of my best friends are white. But I mean, you guys can […]
Online Summer Internships
Samael McCormick This pandemic has brought many changes to the Menlo community’s activities–summer internships being one of the biggest ones. While many do take them before their junior year, I asked those […]
Being A FtM Transgender Person (Pre and Post T)
Samael McCormick Before we delve into the social aspects of being a FtM (Female to Male) transgender person, it could be helpful to explain some of the medical aspects regarding transitioning and […]
Freedom or Death?
Tsz Ying Lau Would you risk your life for freedom? This has been a philosophical question that no one can give a perfect answer to. A universal answer would be “it depends […]
The Stand
Ethan Chen When I received email from Professor Linda Bakke, she asked me what I thought about The Stand, a novel written by the master of horror, Stephen King. Knowing my interest […]
An Update on DACA
-Valentino Stradford- This past Wednesday, January 10th, a federal U.S. District Judge for the Northern California district, William Alsup, ordered the Trump administration to continue the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) […]
The Upcoming Election for The 45th President of the United States: How We Got Here
-Valentino Stradford- On Wednesday October 19th the final, non-Twitter based, presidential debate will take place between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. While there have already been two debates, they have been rather […]