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School Clubs Through Online Platforms

Posted on December 8, 2020 by Rachel Lee

During this time of online schooling, many students may find it difficult to participate or pay attention during their school Zoom classes. Clubs and volunteer opportunities are all online, so students should be knowledgeable about proper Zoom call etiquette. Because it is difficult to partake in extracurriculars or volunteer during these times, establishing a club…

Maybe a Mask Isn’t So Bad After All

Posted on December 8, 2020 by Sabrina Mo

A normal citizen’s life during COVID-19 might look something like this: wake up, eat breakfast, lounge about, do some work, maybe go for a walk, sleep. As students learn from home, and as most adults work either remotely or at their normal workplace with caution, LA citizens have adjusted quite well to this pandemic. However,…

Consolace from Arts and Crafts

Posted on December 8, 2020 by Sae Eun Lee

People of all ages find joy in impactful hobbies that lift spirits, and give comfort in stressful times. Among a variety of hobbies, arts and crafts stands out as a constructive way for people to express themselves with creativity. According to abc.net, arts and crafts provide many benefits; from enhancing creativity and hand-eye coordination to…

Zoom Summer Jump-Rope Class

Posted on October 21, 2020 by Christina Park

Many sports camps and club practices have been canceled due to the current pandemic. Foothill Force Jump Rope Team (FFJRT), located in La Canada California, annually takes part in a summer camp for kids in their area. However, this year that has been canceled. Many who signed- up for the class were disappointed, therefore, the…

Wanna Organize Workspace?

Posted on October 21, 2020 by Elliot Jang

COVID-19 is a great time to get some studying in, especially if you are falling behind in your work. Something that is essential for studying is a clean, neat workspace. Having such a space can be hard to manage at first, but with practice, you can have a great clean area. First, let’s look at…

Why Some Americans Are Resistant to Wearing Face Masks During COVID-19

Posted on June 23, 2020 by Jonathan kim

With the novel coronavirus, masks have been a common sight on individuals outdoors to prevent them from spreading and contracting the virus. Especially in countries hard hit by COVID-19, citizens have either made a moral obligation to wear masks or were mandated to wear them in order to limit the spread.    However, in the…

How the Boy Scouts Have Adjusted During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Posted on June 2, 2020 by Jonathan kim

During this COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses and organizations have needed to adjust greatly to ensure the safety of their communities, employees, and participants. One of these corporations is the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), an organization I have been a part of for over two years.   As a Boy Scout, one starts off at…

How MESA Promotes STEM in Underrepresented Ethnic School Communities

Posted on April 1, 2020 by Claudia Shin

Mathematics, Science, Engineering, Achievement (MESA), is a college and career prep program for students and schools from predominately underprivileged communities. The program has been promoting the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), with 2020 being their fiftieth anniversary. For these past fifty years, MESA has shaped and guided thousands of students, and helped them become…

The Last Bookstore: Helping to Keep Book Shopping Alive in Los Angeles

Posted on February 4, 2020 by Claudia Shin

The Last Bookstore, located in Downtown Los Angeles, has become an incredibly popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Its unique layout and contents have created a place which anyone can enjoy. The immense popularity of the bookstore has been brought about by the fact that it holds something for everyone.  Visitors of the Last…

The Future of Football (NFL) in Los Angeles

Posted on January 14, 2020 by Jonathan kim

 The Los Angeles Rams popularity in their fan base up soared after last year’s dominant season to the NFL’s Super Bowl, despite losing in the championship game. However, this year the Rams have played a disappointing season which could affect their fan base.  In the numerous Rams games I have attended this year, many times…

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