Opinion Archives - Page 7 of 40

Editorial: “Breach of contract and gross negligence”

By Editorial Staff • May 22, 2020

The problems with AP testing are not novel or unprecedented — but the pandemic may give us the chance to rethink public education.

The trouble with TikTok dances

By Tenaya Tremp • May 7, 2020

Tiktok might be more infectious than we thought ...

Tam has a problem with white fragility

By Mikyla Williams • Apr 23, 2020

I‘ve found that while some students understand their privilege and racism at Tam, many don’t.

COVID-19: A manmade disaster

By Samantha Glocker • Apr 19, 2020

Although the coronavirus has many possible origins, there is evidence that wet markets play a part in the spread of disease.

Why I don’t drive

By Natalia Whitaker • Apr 12, 2020

When you sit behind the wheel, you become responsible for your life, your passengers’ lives, and the lives of other drivers.

Gingers aren’t that weird, guys

By John Overton • Mar 24, 2020

They are, in fact, regular people.

My “remote learning experience”

By Samantha Nichols • Mar 22, 2020

Online school has been very different than expected.

How to: Instagram

By Jessica Bukowski • Mar 15, 2020

Advice from an expert on how to curate your Instagram for a certified artsy theme.

Editorial: Save our schools

By Editorial Staff • Mar 12, 2020

Measure B failed, and our district is facing drastic cuts. We can't let that happen again.

Stop doing it for the Gram

By Luke Rasake • Mar 9, 2020

Why you should stop being an instagram photographer.

Editorial: Save The Tam News

By Editorial Staff • Mar 8, 2020

The district’s proposed cuts would eliminate the print edition and crater the publication’s quality.

Ways to make it look like you care about climate change

By John Overton • Mar 3, 2020

Realistically, how much do you actually care about climate change? But you still don't want to get in trouble for being a "bad person," so this article will teach you how to fake it.