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Freshman Annabelle Terner sits alone while scrolling through Instagram. Instagram creates pressure to appear a certain way; however, removing likes would help alleviate some of the stress teenage girls can feel surrounding the app.

Op-Ed: Removing Instagram likes would boost girls’ self esteem

February 28, 2020

The Getty fire, as seen driving on Sepulveda Boulevard, burned 745 acres. As wildfires become more and more common, it is important that we do not normalize the destruction they bring.

Op-Ed: Let’s stop normalizing wildfires

November 7, 2019

A snapshot of the vibrant California super bloom in Antelope Valley. The flowers are scattered across various valleys in California.

Column: Flower power — California’s ‘super bloom’ phenomenon

June 5, 2019

Juniors' Sophie Pollack and Anouk Braun scroll through social media during a free period. Over-use of social media has been linked to an increase in depression in young adults.

Op-Ed: Face to face — not screen to screen

April 30, 2019

Freshmen Bey Weston and Katie Nash browse social media together. Social media is a popular way to connect and share online.

Column: Tweet this! Why I don’t have social media

May 2, 2018

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Commentary: All Hail Sister Jean

March 31, 2018

The Instagram page for Jones's account, @black._.salt. The account features different works of art as well as quotes and poems, all centered around the creativity of people of color. Image source:
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Lena Jones’ ‘Black Salt’ showcases ‘brilliance’ of people of color

March 23, 2018

Letter to the Editor: USC Alumni Day of SCervice

Letter to the Editor: USC Alumni Day of SCervice

March 12, 2018

Iran Protest from Oracle on Vimeo.

Op-Ed: Democracy for Iran

February 4, 2018

Ava Rothenberg, Glory Chase, Naiobi Benjamin, Jacqueline Marks, Daisy Kaplan and Gwyneth Williams pose for a picture at the Women’s March. They dressed as Disney princesses, while holding signs that stand up against stereotypes. Photo courtesy of Williams.

8th grade students go viral, fight for equality at Women’s March

January 29, 2018

Molly Goldberg '20 shows her phone. Her most recently used apps include Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook.

Op-Ed: Give social media a like

January 29, 2018

Middle School Spotlight: Are we controlling our phones or are they controlling us?

September 29, 2017

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