Survivors of the Holocaust
Many have perished in the grueling horrors of the Holocaust. Although some escaped death to
Connecting with the past
Fourteen years ago, my family and I traveled up north to visit Yosemite National Park,
AI does not render artists or writers obsolete
With the resurgence of AIs able to write coherent essays or generate vibrant art, many
CA’s Covid State of Emergency ends on Feb. 28
On Oct. 17, California governor Gavin Newsom announced that California’s Covid State of Emergency will
How to set achievable goals
One of the primary issues of goal-setting is often found in the type of goals
The Matadors vs. The Moors, San Gabriel High School’s Senior Night
On Feb. 3, the boys basketball team faced off against the Alhambra Moors in their
UC academic workers demand more pay and benefits
On Monday, Nov. 14, academic workers from all 10 UC campuses went on strike, demanding
60 clove garlic soup
For years, rumors about garlic’s immune-boosting properties have circulated in parents’ kitchens. With the flu
Get rid of shared hallpasses
Although paper hall passes were used last year, this year, the school decided to stop
Coffee and Pottery Truck Comes to Los Angeles
There is a new food truck in the area known as Little Lamb Coffee &