Across the United States thousands of students are paying the consequences of their beliefs. On Wednesday, March 24th, 2018, these students chose to walk out of their classrooms. The purpose of the walkout was twofold: as a tribute and as a protest. The tribute consisted of a seventeen minute walkout in memory of the seventeen … More #Enough: Students Protest for Gun Reform
On March 14, thousands of students across the nation walked out of school for seventeen minutes to mourn for the victims of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, and protest gun violence in schools. In response to this, FOX News anchor Tucker Carlson made the statement, “If they’re too young to buy guns, why should … More Students Walking Out Face Backlash, but Stand Strong for Peace
On March 13th Rex Tillerson, the U.S Secretary of State, was fired by President Trump through the social network Twitter. Using his famed media account, Donald Trump announced this with a tweet stating “Mike Pompeo, Director of CIA, will become our new Secretary of State. He will do a fantastic job! Thank you to Rex … More Rex Tillerson, Secretary of State Fired Over Twitter
The attack on a former Russian spy brings a lot of questions to the table, such aswhy he was attacked, and why they used a nerve agent. The Russian spy was attacked in southern England near his home by a nerve agent used to stop the respiratory system of whoever inhales it. Britain’s prime minister … More Russian Spy Killed in the United Kingdom
Early Wednesday during an onslaught of rain at the San Lorenzo Valley Tri-Campus, a large oak tree came crashing down onto numerous cars in the elementary school parking lot, leaving many of the staff and students shaken. Causing thousands of dollars in damage, the 50-year-old tree effectively created a fair amount of chaos for several … More Fallen Tree on SLV Elementary School Parking Lot
After killing two people and injuring five others, the Texas bomber killed himself. The bombings started on March 2 and ended with his death on the 21 of March, causing weeks of terror. In Harns Ridge neighborhood of north Austin, Anthony Stephen House received fatal wounds. At 6:55 in the morning he received and opened … More Bombings in Texas End With a Suicide
Secretly-taken footage from a British investigative reporter shows Cambridge Analytica, a political data firm that has had numerous high-profile clients, had suggested swaying elections by entrapping politicians with prostitution and bribery. The footage was released on March 19th and records hours of condemnatory dialogue between the journalist and Alexander Nix, who was chief executive of … More Data Firm Accused of Swaying Elections and Illegal Data Harvesting
SLV 25, Harbor 10. San Lorenzo Valley Varsity volleyball dominated against their number one volleyball rival, defeating them three matches to zero with at least a ten point lead during each match. This was eight years ago, During SLV’s Most recent run for the League title in 2010. Since then, both Varsity and JV have … More Boys Volleyball is Fighting Against the Odds
Since 2001, about 200,000 Salvadorans have been legally living in the United States; however, as of September 9, 2019 they will all have to be out of the United States or must obtain a green card. The Salvadorans were here because of a massive earthquake that struck their homeland in January, 2001: the worst earthquake … More 200,000 Salvadorans Face Potential Explusion
On January 6th, 2018, President Trump retaliated to the criticism he has faced after the release of Fire and Fury, by Michael Wolff, in the form of a strongly worded tweet. In this tweet, Trump most notably called himself a “stable genius.” The reaction to this tweet has been a mixture of both negative and … More Trump’s Stable Genius Tweet Receives Backlash and Inspires the Stable Genius Act
