Parties divided will never be united
Claire Kosewic, Web Editor
February 3, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Blue donkeys and red elephants are not just symbols for U.S. political parties — they stand for the division of brothers and sisters, parents and children, and even best friends in a San Francisco all-girls high school. The 2016 presidential election was perhaps one of the most heated, divisive ...
Hoping for change in wake of Boston bombings
April 19, 2013
Filed under Breaking News, News, Opinion, Showcase
Claire Fahy Editor-in-chief BOSTON — It all plays out on CNN like an extremely well-written episode of “Criminal Minds.” As I sit here in Boston Logan Airport — returning home from an aborted college visit — I’m in the thick of the drama stemming from the Boston Marathon bombings, in which...
Political unification symbolic to country
February 17, 2011
Filed under Opinion
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 side Republicans, ending the custom of divided seating. “Beyond custom, there is no rule or reaso...
Congress needs to compromise
February 6, 2009
Filed under Opinion
staff editorial The passing of the stimulus bill by the House of Representatives last week without a single Republican vote and without the Democrats negotiating the bill with the Republicans, reveals that bipartisanship may be only a fairytale for the Obama administration without the importance of...
Computer II class celebrates semester end
Emily Kanellos, Reporter
The Computer II class celebrated their last class of the semester with an in-class breakfast featuring coffee, donuts, and bagels. Computer teacher Doug Grant initially planne...
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