Erase The Waste
Every year at the end of the summer the Office Depot and Staples commercials seem endless while millions of children of all different age groups embark on a new year Continue Reading
A New Beginning
Honestly, being the Editor-in-Chief of The Blue and Gold newspaper has been such a surreal experience so far. In 2012, I was fresh out of middle school and new to Continue Reading
Every Statistic I Am Not
Let’s take a look at the demographics of my life and what that means, or meant, for me. I was born to a teen mother; I lost my dad, which Continue Reading
An Open Letter to a High School Athlete
As the year is coming to an end, and graduation is around the corner, people are beginning to realize how fast the four years fly by. I look back and Continue Reading
What The World Needs: Listen
“If we were supposed to talk more than we listen, we would have two tongues and one ear.” – Mark Twain There is nothing in this world that bugs me Continue Reading
Have You Ever Heard of a Break?
Is it just me or is life going at 100 mph? I feel like a million different things are being thrown at me from a variety of directions and I Continue Reading
The Roman Catholic Church: Contracepted
The Catholic church outlaws contraception as it believes that forms of birth control are associated with promiscuity and adultery. But with the rise of Zika virus,a mosquito-borne virus which is most prominent in Latin Continue Reading
Second Semester Seniors
Senioritis is starting to appear in full force, and while many seniors may feel that it set in earlier than the second semester, the de facto start comes when the last college Continue Reading
Social Democracy: Socially Acceptable?
In the recent months of this year’s presidential election, much fire has been tossed back and forth between candidates. While much controversy has risen around almost every candidate, I’ve noticed Continue Reading
The Power to Change the World
Some of the first computers were created with the intention of solving specific mathematical problems or making the rote calculations that were often done by mathematicians and workers more manageable. Continue Reading