Billie Eilish is different
Back in February, I paid a bunch of money to see Billie Eilish perform at Marymoor Park this coming June. After clicking away for tickets for my girlfriend and Continue Reading
Restoring equitability in marijuana policies
Bernard Noble, a Black father of seven, spent seven years in prison in Louisiana for possession two joints of marijuana, initially sentenced to 13 years in prison for a Continue Reading
Climate change platforms
Despite all the presidential candidates running for office in 2020, I am disappointed by the lack of contenders who genuinely consider the health of our planet and take its Continue Reading
Editorial Comment
Why Notre Dame’s flames move hearts At 6:30 p.m. on April 15 in Paris, flames began to erupt from the roof of the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral. To the shock Continue Reading
Why the review?
This week, the university, through the office of President Dan Martin, did something for the first time in decades: it ordered a prepublication review of one of the Falcon’s Continue Reading
Mormon policy reversal
Two weeks ago, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that it would reverse its 2015 policy banning children of LGBTQ+ parents from being baptized. It has Continue Reading
Respecting culture vs. recognizing crimes
Brunei, a country in Asia near the Philippines, recently announced its adoption of a form of Sharia law. Sharia law is a religious law derived from elements of the Continue Reading
Lori Loughlin reignites my class prejudice
As a middle schooler, there were several ways for me to see what separated me from the privilege groups: a checklist of appearances, things for sale that I would Continue Reading
Recognizing the humanity in our icons
A girl never forgets artists that reveal truths about the world to her. For me, one of these artists is Nina Simone. She was born Eunice Kathleen Waymon on Continue Reading
Editorial Comment
On Tuesday, March 26, the United States senate voted on a controversial bill dubbed “The Green New Deal.” The bill itself is a nod to former President Franklin Delano Continue Reading