Is Car-Free JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park Equitable?
John F. Kennedy Drive is a 7.3 mile promenade that begins in the Panhandle on Fell St. and ends near the Golden Gate Park Windmills […]
“Don’t Look Up” Holds Up a Mirror to Reality
Adam McKay’s new satire flick, “Don’t Look Up,” released in theaters December 5th and on Netflix December 24th. It is about a true story that […]
Afrofuturism Explored at Oakland’s Museum of California
Oakland’s Museum of California examines the social movement Afrofuturism through the lens of literature, music, film, art and more in Mothership: Voyage into Afrofuturism, an […]
Discussing Consent and Sexual Assault at LWHS
Consent education and rape culture at Lick-Wilmerding High School have long been undergoing a reckoning. This will be the fourth year that LWHS has taught […]
Playlist of the Week — Maya Iribarren
This playlist curated by Maya Iribarren ’23 features some of her favorite angsty indie songs. The playlist is just over an hour and is a […]
Playlist of the Week — Naomi Taxay
Catchy radio pop songs are either hit or miss. This playlist features the best ones from a nostalgic time in our lives: the songs from […]
Playlist of the Week — Naomi Taxay
Inspired by Freaky Friday and 10 Things I Hate About You, this playlist is great to get ready to! Lots of different artists are featured, […]
California Schools Try to Tackle COVID-19 Testing
With the Omicron surge, the demand for COVID-19 testing in Bay Area public schools has increased. However, a shortage of tests has made them less […]
Playlist of the Week — Naomi Taxay
Featuring the Stand By Me soundtrack and other oldies, this playlist is a perfect accompaniment to a productive homework session.
