Column: Film to Filters: Being a creative in the 21st Century

by donnaenayati | Arts and Entertainment, Features

This article delves into being creative in the age of social media and offers advice on how to create meaningful work.

Opinion: Women changing the game

by jessysiegmann | News, Opinion, Schools, Sports

The new rise of popularity in women’s basketball has increased inspiration in high school athletes.

Opinion: Strict laws make for sneaky students: LAUSD needs to revoke the cellphone ban

by Madison Thacker | June 19, 2024 | Hero, Opinion | 0 Comments

While LAUSD pushes for a complete cellphone ban in classrooms, students fight back, understanding the mass changes that will need to happen for the ban to be effective.

Los Alamitos High School to introduce boys dance elective starting next year

by Bella Kim | June 7, 2024 | Arts and Entertainment, Hero, Schools | 0 Comments

In an effort to encourage boys involvement in dance, LAHS now offers a boys section as part of the program’s second period dance class

Legacy in Color: Santa Ana’s ‘Among Heroes’ Mural Honors WWII Mexican-American Valor

by milaione | May 30, 2024 | Arts and Entertainment, Hero | 0 Comments

In the heart of Santa Ana, the vibrant mural “Among Heroes” by Carlos Aguilar adorns La Chiquita restaurant, honoring 160 Mexican-American WWII veterans. This artwork vividly captures the heroism and sacrifice of local heroes, celebrating Santa Ana’s rich history and resilient spirit.

A conversation with Terry Hu

by Sara Bonaparte | Arts and Entertainment, Featured

Terry Hu opens up about their experience as a queer and non-binary voice in today’s trending shows and movies.

Is a bird flu pandemic on our horizon? We’re responsible either way.

by Claire Tang | News, Opinion

Bird flu, HN51, has killed 85 million birds since 2022, and it poses imminent danger for humans.

Is a bird flu pandemic on our horizon? We’re responsible either way.

by Claire Tang | News, Opinion

Bird flu, HN51, has killed 85 million birds since 2022, and it poses imminent danger for humans.

Column: Film to Filters: Being a creative in the 21st Century

by donnaenayati | Arts and Entertainment, Features

This article delves into being creative in the age of social media and offers advice on how to create meaningful work.

Opinion: Green bonds – The key financial weapon in the arsenal to combat climate change

by Arya Jamkhandi | Opinion

Green bonds are powerful financial instruments designed to support environmental and climate projects. They are helpful in the fight to combat climate change and increase accountability among corporations and governments.

Opinion: Support Autism Awareness year-round

by Olivia Norton | Education, Featured, News, Opportunities

Helping people with Autism and spreading awareness is important! Here are five ways to show your support.

Harvesting equality: The path toward a hunger free society

by miachen24 | Food, News, Opinion

Despite its status as one of the richest counties in the US, Orange County, like many across the country, is struggling with food insecurity and societal malnutrition. Despite the challenges it faces, there are many organizations doing what they can to fight this growing problem.

Opinion: Navigating the complexities: The United Nations, international adoption and the Russian adoption ban

by grace11burke | Opinion

The United Nations (UN) lacks direct authority over the internal policies of individual nations, including matters concerning adoption bans. The UN concentrates on global issues, peace, security, development and human rights as an international organization. National governments usually control adoption policies and determinations regarding adoption regulations, such as bans, are considered matters of individual countries’ sovereignty.