Iris Santalucia and Luke Thomas reflect back on important moments and highlights of 2020. 1. Schitt’s Creek sweeps the EMMYs. Canadian sitcom Schitt’s Creek won EMMYs in every single comedy category, something that has not […]
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Savannah, Cho, and Katelyn’s 2020 Listicle
Savannah Holgado, Tenzing Chosang, and Katelyn Burns‘ top picks of unforgettable events that made 2020…2020. 1. Amy Barrett was chosen to become the next member of the Supreme Court The sad passing of Ruth Bader […]
How is bart doing?
An update on the condition of BART Luke Thomas With the coronavirus pandemic wreaking havoc on every aspect of our lives, I chose to focus on one crucial part that regularly goes overlooked. While BART […]
Photography as a Coping Mechanism
Luke Thomas This is not some profound statement about racism, income inequality, or poverty. It is just a story about a boy and a camera. I have been taking photos for as long as I […]
Fall 2020 Journalism Network
Students: Paola Bedolla Garcia, Kateyln Burns, Luke Thomas, Julian Quayes
Peer Teachers: Kimi Andre, Sydney Wanguhu
5 Cookbook Recipes
by Ethan Chen Caramelized Raspberry Jam Onions 1. Peel 1 large onion. 2. Cut the onion into ½ inch slices. 3. Add 1 ½ tablespoons of olive oil and 2 chopped garlic cloves to a cast […]
The LIght and Dark- A Film Vision Board
This is my vision board for my film called The Light and Dark, I was inspired by the highlights people often see in others lives and how different those might be from their hidden reality.
CHARADES
by Kimi Andre When you ask how I am I’ll say that I’m fine even tho, I know, I’ve spent the last three days laying in bed, cause its much easier to let how I […]
Kimi’s Top 5 movies
by Kimi Andre This quarantine I’ve been watching a lot of movies, and I mean, a lot. 236 to be exact. I told you, a lot of movies. Since quarantine started, 234 days ago, my […]
Don’t Lose Momentum Now, We’re Just Getting Started
The unjust murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and numerous other innocent black people at the hands of police sparked nationwide protests demanding justice for these victims of police violence. As a youth of color living in Oakland, I know that in order for this movement to truly be successful, we have to learn from those who fought to bring change to our city in the past.
