Opinion Archives - Page 6 of 40

Editorial: The emotional impact of distance learning

Feb 6, 2021

In addition to its commonly cited academic pitfalls, the student body seems to be experiencing emotional distress at the hands of at-home education.

A typical Tuesday on Zoom

By Lily Lunn • Feb 6, 2021

I wake up at 6:50 a.m. I roll over to turn off my blaring alarm. Half-awake, I sit up in bed and scroll through Instagram, Tik Tok, and Snapchat. At 7:08 a.m., I roll back over to turn on my computer and log into my zero period PE class.

My Gray Hair

By Emily Stull • Jan 3, 2021

I am 17 years old and have quite a bit of gray hair.

My LGBTQ Experience At Tam

By Kennedy Enlowsmith • Dec 18, 2020

"I’ve always been one of the few kids at my school with gay parents, and my experience hasn’t been easy."

Why election day should be a national holiday

By Charlie Wiltsee • Dec 4, 2020

Why is the most important day in American politics on a random Tuesday in November?

I have a scapegoat, and you can too!

By Claire Conger • Nov 30, 2020

The infamous "Trader Joe's virgin" is back at it again with a much-awaited sequel.

The Truth About Breakout Rooms

By Paige Anderson • Oct 3, 2020

Breakout rooms are hell.

Editorial: Use Your Voice and Vote

By Editorial Staff • Sep 23, 2020

We implore you to vote for both local and national measures.

A Love Letter to Yerba Mate

By Oona O'Neill • Sep 21, 2020

You taught me what it means to be constantly jittery and alert. And while I may never be able to differentiate the butterflies in my stomach between love of Yerba or extreme caffeine-induced anxiety. It is inconsequential of my feelings for you.