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Political unification symbolic to country

February 17, 2011

Staff Editorial As President Barack Obama made his State of the Union Address in the House Chamber on Jan. 25, members of Congress came together in a picture of solidarity as Democrats clapped along...

Film industry sexist, lacks actor equality

February 17, 2011

Sara Kloepfer Managing Editor Millions of Americans every year tune into the Academy Awards an hour beforehand to watch the spectacle that is the Red Carpet. Whether oohing and ah-ing over gorgeous...

Dress code change creates discontent

February 17, 2011

Staff Editorial Following the “uniform reboot” announcement at Principal’s Meeting on Friday, Feb. 4, many students expressed outrage at the administration’s “sudden” change in uniform policy....

As the variety of uniform options shrink, students must be prepared to adapt to the change, or be prepared to swim with the sharks.

Swimming with the sharks

February 17, 2011

Proposed bill’s intitial wording implies dangerous intentions

February 17, 2011

Sara Kloepfer Managing Editor Ever since President Barack Obama’s health care bill was introduced last year, Republicans have been trying to reform the legislation. In the latest incarnation, they...

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‘Fun’ does not fix problems

February 17, 2011

Zoë Newcomb Editor-in-Chief It seems everyday a different adult tells me that “kids these days work too hard” and to “enjoy childhood while I can.” I certainly wouldn’t mind throwing...

New passes complicate Muni system

New passes complicate Muni system

December 14, 2010

Sara Kloepfer Managing Editor When I learned that the colorful Muni Youth passes were being replaced by the new blue Clipper card, I tried to purchase one as soon as possible. “Tried” being the...

Wikileaks ruins media integrity

December 14, 2010

Zoe Newcomb Editor-in-Chief You won’t find any bigger proponent of First Amendment rights than me. At first glance, Wikileaks, a “news” organization, created to leak government documents, seems...

Health issues arise from holiday meals

December 14, 2010

Staff Editorial Sitting at a table laden with glazed hams, buttery mashed potatoes and massive pumpkin pies can be a temptation too hard to resist and the food-centric culture of the holidays is certainly...

Illustration: Natalie Garnett

New exam dates align CSH and SHHS calendars

December 14, 2010

Katy Hallowell Reporter Students have traditionally spent past holiday breaks cramming for the final exams facing them upon return to school in the New Year, but this year’s new exam schedule will...

Altered semester testing plans effect Christmas spirit

December 14, 2010

Ava Martinez Reporter Walking into the Main Hall to admire the Christmas decorations and hearing Christmas music drifting throughout the building is the highlight of the year for many students....

Influential women set superficial beauty standards

October 29, 2010

Looking around the ornately decorated room at San Francisco’s Fairmont Hotel, several things were clear about the extraordinary congresswomen, prominent political wives and other important female political...

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