December 2023 ⁽⁷⁾

Fictional literature has always been important to society. It provides us with a way to spread culture, a way to express emotions, and of course, a source of entertainment. However, literature has evolved immensely over the centuries. In comparison to works of older eras, today’s…

In a landmark decision, the United States Supreme Court has effectively ended race-conscious admission programs at colleges and universities across the nation. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the decision for the court majority, stating that colleges and universities must use colorblind criteria in admissions. The…

It is a Friday night in February, a little before 9 p.m. Maybe you are sitting with your loved one, gazing at the stars. You might be catching a drink at the Moose Paddy, or doing some laundry before bed. Maybe you’re ice skating, snowmobiling,…

One of the most iconic and playful shows took place this past month - wedged in on a random Thursday night right in the heart of October. Yves Tumor brought his band of four to the Wiltern on October 12th, with explosive solo act "The…

As we cast aside our summer attire and sift through linty sweater collections, the question of fall fashion rises to the forefront of our collective consciousness. In the classroom, we debate wearing cashmere cardigans versus synthetic sweaters and spar over our positions on denim shorts.

Shoutout to our amazing El Segundo Water Polo team for making it to CIF this year! Luckily, we had the opportunity to interview one of the team captains, Patrick Wang. We first asked him what some of this season’s highlights were, to which he replied,…

It was red, like a rose in a field of weeds. It was dead center, waiting for me to approach the little feet that were her buds, the long hair that were her leaves, and the tiny arms that were her thorns. She was the…