Students attend ADL assembly

Alina Kushner, Reporter

November 22, 2019

WEB EXCLUSIVE Students gathered in the Little Theater for a No Place for Hate assembly and signed a Resolution of Respect agreeing to accept everyone for who they are and to help eliminate hate in the world.  The Anti-Defamation League has helped to reduce conflict and to bring peace to the world since 1913....

Vulakh’s View: Men shouldn’t run female sports

Gabriella Vulakh, Editor-in-Chief

October 7, 2019

Weeks of closely following the United States Open Tennis Championships, raised the question why women do not play the best of five tennis sets the same as the men in the Grand Slam Tennis tournaments. In other sports such as soccer, women play for the same duration as men — a total of 90 minutes — ...

Historic neighborhood welcomes all

Olivia Mohun, City Life Editor

February 8, 2018

Sandwiched between Duboce Triangle and Noe Valley, the Castro is a bustling neighborhood known for its progressive atmosphere, rich history and eclectic shopping scene. Lined with palm trees and rainbow flags representative of the LGBT community, the Castro is nationally and historically known as...

Working around sexual harassment

Mason Cooney, Features Editor

December 18, 2017

The viral hashtag “#MeToo” has become a movement, as stories of dozens of women coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment continue to dominate headlines. But the issue of harassment goes beyond adults, affecting teenage girls who must decide how to react. “Sexist remarks and cat...

Women still battle for equality

February 15, 2013

Staff Editorial This time last year, The Pentagon released a statement that outlined 14,000 new positions for women. This past week, again The Pentagon released a statement this time say that women now have the ability to enter into combat. What their statement did not outline, however, are the countles...