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It’s time we start acting responsibly when it comes to our allergies
By Adeyinka Glover
I’m often asked, “What are you allergic to?”
I always respond, “Everything.”
When this topic is brought up, I try to change the subject.
In Greenfield, advocating for a small piece of sidewalk makes a big difference
By Barbara Perez
Ever since I could remember, I always believed that the 30-foot-long missing piece of sidewalk on Monitor Street near Ollivier Middle School would forever remain a patch of dirt.
Sometimes the road to success requires actual roads
By Norma Ruiz
Many of you probably don’t think too much about driving to work or taking the bus to school.
What keeps me up at night
By Nikolas Lopez
There’s a lot that keeps me up at night.
As a Japanese and Mexican American, I’ve formed a unique perspective on life in America.
Why are black people stereotyped? Because y’all allow us to be
BY: Ja’Nell Gore
Why is every black woman so ‘angry’? Why is every black man ‘in a gang’?
‘I know how victims feel’: West High to combat bullying with needed assemblies
By Chyna Patz, South Kern Sol
West High School has a bullying problem.
Walk around West High any school day and you can find somebody on campus who has been personally affected by bullying, or knows a student who has.