Picture this: It’s right before the first day of classes and the official class schedule is out. The class titles are confusing and the professors are unknown. The only place to go is to Rate My Professors.
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Jackie Ferrari Gives Insight on High Performance Habits
Jackie Ferrari speaks out on high performance habits she learned from a mentor. Her advice is to be accountable and focus on quality over quantity when being productive.
Petty Perspective: Elementary School Means Bagged Milk
Petty Perspectives is a column highlighting the rants and thoughts everyone thinks but never get a chance to put into words. This time, we hear from Life and Arts Editor Beth Gonzales, who believes drinking milk out of a small pouch reminisces the allure of childhood.
Opinion: Revamp Racial Sensitivity Training
It’s good to know about overall racism, but diversity training needs to be more localized. Be specific in how to stop racially implicit bias.
Zoom Affects Students’ Study Habits
As midterms approach, students find the need to adjust their study habits to be successful during the online fall 2020 semester.
The New Normal for Students, Parents and Teachers
Three weeks into remote learning, challenges remain for LAUSD parents, students and teachers.
Student Teachers Stay Set on Their Career Paths Despite Challenges
Students who want to become teachers have to make several sacrifices, which include navigating the uncertainty that comes with the profession.
Is ‘Back to School’ Better Described as ‘Back to Pain?’
Sacrificing a stylish backpack for a sturdy one may save hundreds of dollars in the long run.
Season of Change
The sun has reemerged, the flowers at Point Dume are in bloom and the butterflies have started their migration. It looks like that groundhog was right: Spring is coming. Spring back home in Seattle means the grass has regained its green hue, the trees are growing new leaves, the birds have begun to sing again […]
Social Media Pressures Others to Be Their Best
Back in the day, Sally didn’t compare her life to others. She got mostly B’s in school, and a couple C’s that her parents still don’t know about. She enjoyed reading historical fiction and joining family on vacations to Montana. She was introverted, to say the least, but savored her solitude. Overall, Sally was happy […]
