Story by Quinn Manzo Print Editor Sympathy makes me really uncomfortable. It’s difficult to tell when it’s coming from a genuine place,…
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The problem with modern parasocial relationships
by Elsie Waters October 15, 2021Story by Elsie Waters Staff Writers Illustration by Martin Walsh Staff Illustrator Parasocial relationships have recently gained a threatening relevancy. While they…
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FeaturedOpinionPrintSchool Issues
SPUSD’s coronavirus policy is lacking
by Raluca Tudusciuc October 14, 2021Story by Charlotte Dekle & Raluca Tudusciuc Staff Writers Illustration by Martin Walsh Staff Illustrator The return to in-person school marked the…
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Story by Charlotte Dekle Staff Writer Illustration by Allison Lee Staff Illustrator The 2021 Met Gala theme was American Independence, opening for…
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Story by Benjamin Regan Staff Writer Illustration by Ethan Lyons Staff Illustrator Each year, approximately 35,680 tons of plastic are produced globally.…
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Tiktok culture fuels toxic mindsets
by Hanna Bae September 30, 2021Tiktok pushes harmful narratives that diminish the identity and self esteem of impressionable children. Tiktok pushes harmful narratives that diminish the identity and self esteem of impressionable children.
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As America withdraws troops from Afghanistan following two decades of turmoil, Tiger looks back at how it all started and tries to answers the question “what do we do now?”
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South Pas Should Ban Gas Powered Leaf Blowers
by Benjamin Regan August 4, 2021Story by Benjamin Regan Staff Writer Illustration by Ethan Lyons Staff Illustrator The South Pasadena City Council voted to send ordinance 19A back…
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Web ExclusiveWorldview Issues
Why We Hate Twilight: The Problem With Media For Teenage Girls
by Charlotte Dekle July 31, 2021Story by Charlotte Dekle Staff Writer Illustration by Penny Aboud Staff Graphic Designer Growing out of interest is an integral part of aging;…
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The life of an only child, as told by the youngest of four
by Elsie Waters July 29, 2021Story by Elsie Waters Staff Writer Illustration by Allison Lee Staff Illustrator In order to fully understand my predicament, one must first…
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Letter to the editor: race, class, and what SPUSD doesn’t want you to know about summer school
by Contributor June 1, 2021Story by John SrebalusContributor Illustration by Terry SongCo-Design Editor I’m not asking the South Pasadena Unified School District (SPUSD) to do anything…
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The beach is all I could ever want and need
by Amber Chen April 18, 2021Story by Amber ChenOpinion Editor Illustration by Tarry SongAssociate Design Editor Hotel del Coronado felt like “A Supposedly Fun Thing [I’d] Never…
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FeaturedOpinionPrint Issues
Calls for peaceful protest aren’t calls for pacifism
by Sam Grotenstein March 15, 2021Intense focus has been given to the tactics of protest movement across the U.S., most calling for “pacifism.” Yet, demanding peaceful protest against a violent government can run contrary to peace.
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Commodity fetishism is at the core of social media’s absurdism
by Sam Grotenstein March 9, 2021Story by Sam GrotensteinAssociate Opinion Editor Illustration by David SohnStaff Illustrator The Snapchat discover page is a horrible place. This may seem…
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Parental censorship hinders a child’s potential
by Kahlen Miao March 3, 2021Story by Kahlen MiaoStaff Writer Illustration by Nicholas FormanStaff Illustration When I received my first phone at the beginning of middle school,…