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Cupertino is raising the minimum wage, but it’s not enough

Cameron Oleary, Reporter | October 13, 2021

The city of Cupertino recently announced that starting Jan. 1, 2022, they will be raising the minimum wage to $16.40, a 75 cents increase. This new wage is livable for a high school or college student,...

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California rightly takes first step toward justice for victims of police misconduct

Louis Jacobson, Reporter | October 11, 2021

All too often, Americans are confronted by news that a police officer involved in a notorious, unjustified shooting had a history of misconduct. Finally, California has taken a positive step towards reform...

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Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen brings light to the importance of regulating social media

Kaylee Flores, Reporter | October 10, 2021

Facebook has recently come under fire for their flawed algorithm and their lack of effort to delete misinformation regarding vaccines and politics which has been evident since the beginning of COVID-19....

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Indigenous Peoples’ Day should be observed by the district

Maida Suta, Reporter | October 10, 2021

The Foothill-De Anza district should observe and commemorate Indigenous Peoples’ Day and honor the legacy of the Indigenous people in the United States. Indigenous Peoples’ Day has been observed...

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COVID-19 vaccine mandates are the only way out of the pandemic

Jacqueline Liu, Reporter | October 3, 2021

As people object to the ever-increasing waves of strict COVID-19 mandates, Americans must understand that these regulations are more needed now than ever to ensure safety for everyone.  President Biden...

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#BallGate and the toxicity of stan culture

Maida Suta, Reporter | September 29, 2021

With the rise of social media fostering a safe place for people to come together over their joined interests, it has also propagated stan culture, the intensely toxic and ugly amalgamation of unhealthy...

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Sporting events need to crack down on bigotry

Lianna Vaughan, Reporter | June 16, 2021
To stop bigotry in sports events, attendees should be required to sign waivers and face severe consequences when they do not comply.
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Stop gentrifying San Jose: the flea market must stay

Maida Suta, Reporter | June 16, 2021
The San Jose Flea Market is in danger due to a city development plan, but this plan should be rejected to combat gentrification and protect low-income families of color.
Artist rendering of the proposed ballpark at Oakland's Howard Terminal site. Source: Oakland A's

A’s should stay in Oakland, but city should deny team’s vanity project

Kevin Nguyen, Reporter | May 30, 2021
As much as it annoys fans, the City of Oakland shouldn’t fold to the latest pressure from the Oakland A’s and Major League Baseball.
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Police officers have no right to march in Pride

Maida Suta, Reporter | May 30, 2021
The New York City Pride parade were right to ban police officers from marching in the event, as it helps create a safe space against an oppressive institution.
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