SF’s Contemporary Jewish Museum Closes
As 2024 came to a close, the doors of a four decades-old institution came to a close as well: the San Francisco Contemporary Jewish Museum […]
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Every Month is MS Awareness Month in My House
Multiple sclerosis is an invisible disease, making it impossible to assess the extent of someone’s condition or symptoms by looking at them. This has led […]
Culture or Counterfeit in Emilia Pérez
Emilia Pérez, one of the most nominated and awarded films in Oscar history, has sparked both widespread acclaim and controversy. While Emilia Pérez has received […]
Is Screen Time Up for TikTok?
On January 19, 2025, the popular social media platform, TikTok, was banned in the US for 12 hours. The ban came after several years of […]
The Hallyu Sweeping Over American Pop Culture
As Rosé, a member of the Korean-pop girl band BLACKPINK, flirtatiously sings the chorus “a-pa-tu, a-pa-tu” at the 2024 MAMA Awards hosted at the Dolby […]
Senior Class Whisked Away to a Fantastical Retreat
February 7, 6:00AM, Lick-Wilmerding High School – The senior class of 2025 and their facstaff supervisors boarded their buses to Disneyland, feeling a mixture of sleep […]
LWHS Wrestles With a Social Justice Commitment
On Thursday, November 21, the LWHS Student Activism Working Group (SAWG) forwarded a letter to the Senior Administration and the Board of Trustees. They posed […]
SF’s All-Star Weekend in a Snapshot
On February 16 at 5pm PST, 4.7 million people across the country tuned in to the 74th annual NBA All-Star Game on TNT, TBS or […]
Prison Labor: Slavery by Another Name
As wildfires raged across Los Angeles in January, all eyes were on the over 7,500 firefighters that heroically helped to quell the flames. 15 percent […]
SF’s New WNBA Team Spreads Its Wings
After more than a year of anticipation, the Golden State Valkyries (GSV) are gearing up for their inaugural season, arranging extensive preparations prior to their […]
