OPINION – The Bull's Eye

Crash Course Candidate: Redefining asylum and immigration

Maggie Liu, Editor-In-Chief

January 22, 2020

As a first time voter in the 2020 presidential election, I know that it is vital to not simply vote along party lines but to thoroughly understand the best solutions to the trending—but often misunderstood—topic of illega...

Sporadically Satirical: The pain of social media detox

Kate Zheng, Feature Editor

January 22, 2020

Eye of the Editors: Highschooler’s ignorance to reality

January 22, 2020

Social media apps are some of the biggest platforms for reaching audiences around the globe. Because of this, more and more international and domestic news have become more accessible to an increasing number of teens and children. H...

Overwhelming amount of streaming services

Nia Mitchell, Business Manager

January 22, 2020

In today’s media landscape, people are constantly trying to keep up with the variety of streaming services that are available to consumers, the only way to stay updated on TV shows, movies or even music. While it ma...

An ‘F’ for effort

January 22, 2020

Hollywood minorities cast as diversity bait

Anika Yatawara, Asst. News Editor

January 22, 2020

Throughout history, societies have become more accepting of the various communities within, including different races, sexualities and genders. Although popular culture has, in part, grown with these new standards, there is s...

GraceNotes: Time for ERA has long since passed

Grace Lee, Opinion Editor

January 22, 2020

Nearly 40 years past its deadline for ratification, the Equal Rights Amendment is long overdue. Although the ERA would be a historical landmark if it were to be ratified, the amendment’s symbolic value is not worth the struggle...

Taiwan’s leader of change

Josh Chou, Asst. A&E Editor

January 22, 2020

Much to the dismay of Mainland China’s ruling party, Taiwanese citizens voted on Jan. 11 to re-elect Tsai Ing-wen as president for a second term. Tsai, a hardliner against reunification with China, brings uncertainty to the alrea...

Strategically Satirical: The most tiresome competition

December 10, 2019

An illogical impeachment inquiry in Congress

Camille McCurry, Staff Writer

December 10, 2019

As the first leg of the impeachment process for President Donald Trump comes to a close, the question of whether Congress should actually impeach our president has arisen not only in the minds of his steadfast Republican suppor...