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Da Vinci Schools Announces Closure Will Continue Until May 4th. Online Schooling Resumes, but Questions about the Future Arise.

Chelsea McKinnon and Isabel Umekubo • March 27, 2020

WISEBURN - Mid-afternoon Monday morning, Matthew Wunder, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Da Vinci Schools, announced that all Da Vinci Schools will remain closed until at least May 4, planning to resume...

A Two Man Race: The Showdown For the Democratic Spot in November Elections

Nolee Bugarin, Copy Editor • March 26, 2020

Democratic candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders welcoming each other at the Primary debate following the outbreak of COVID-19 (Evan Vucci/AP 2020). Two candidates are sweeping the democratic...

A World Without Sports: The Scary New Reality that Has Dads Shaking

Scott Felt and Casey Hartley • March 26, 2020

With the COVID-19 Pandemic sweeping across the world, many are quarantined and stuck inside their homes for weeks. Such a time would call for some sports, watching your daily view of teams in the NHL...

Coronavirus’s Impact on International Students

Vivian De Waart • March 23, 2020

The pandemic the coronavirus has caused is forcing schools across the world to close, but what many don’t realize is the impact these closures have on international students. According to the Harvard...

The Coronavirus Global Crisis is Suddenly a School Crisis

Maya Lyou, Copy Editor • March 14, 2020

On Thursday, March 12th, Da Vinci Schools announced that they are beginning to take precautionary measures to keep students safe and avoid any possible contact with the Coronavirus (COVID-19), although...

Media Coverage of Kobe Bryant’s Death Falls Short of Expectations

Veronica Sierra • February 19, 2020

On January 26, a helicopter crash took the life of Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna Bryant and seven other passengers that were on board. Information on...

The Black Mamba Lives On

Bridget Reyes • February 11, 2020

On Sunday morning, January 26th, a Sikorsky S-76 helicopter crashed in a hillside near Calabasas, California. In that very helicopter, nine lives were taken including three teenagers and six adults. Among...

The Science Behind the Coronavirus

Vivian De Waart • February 10, 2020

Almost everybody is aware of the Coronavirus outbreak and the pandemic it has caused. The Coronavirus was likely picked up from a seafood market in Wuhan, China. Since then over 14,000 cases have been...

Quick Overview of the Current Issue with our President

Kailey Torres and Scott Felt • November 19, 2019

An outburst of articles in the news has recently caused commotion due to President Donald Trump being accused of crimes, potentially leading to impeachment. A number of events have happened since...

Trump’s Impeachment Needs to Happen…Here’s Why

Nolee Bugarin and Isabel Umekubo • November 19, 2019

THE UNITED STATES- The country has a history of impeaching two presidents, both of which were acquitted by congress. Due to recent events, citizens may be on the verge of witnessing the first impeachment...

Why We Need to Discuss Suicide

Jacob Flowers • November 19, 2019

For the most part, September 21, 2018 was a beautiful day. The sun poked its eyes just above the horizon, illuminating a dormant world of infinite possibilities. The aromatic scent of dew rose from the...

City of Fires

Nolee Bugarin, Copy Editor • November 6, 2019

California— Across the desert region is ablaze dry plantation as smokey ambers carry through the cloudy skies to the middle of busy Los Angeles and other cities across the southern state as repercussions...