Opinion Archives - Page 7 of 41

A typical Tuesday on Zoom

By Lily Lunn, Lifestyles Editor, Graphics Editor, Social Media Editor ♦ 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.

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My Gray Hair

By Emily Stull, Editor in Chief ♦ Jan 3, 2021

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

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My LGBTQ Experience At Tam

By Kennedy Enlowsmith, Editor in Chief ♦ 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."

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Why election day should be a national holiday

By Charlie Wiltsee, Managing Editor ♦ Dec 4, 2020

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

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I have a scapegoat, and you can too!

By Claire Conger, Editor in Chief ♦ Nov 30, 2020

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

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The Truth About Breakout Rooms

By Paige Anderson, Editor in Chief & Photography ♦ Oct 3, 2020

Breakout rooms are hell.

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Editorial: Use Your Voice and Vote

By Editorial Staff ♦ Sep 23, 2020

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

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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.

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