Commentary

By Isabella Gu He’s tall and dark-haired. He’s moody, mysterious, and carries the impossible weight of a dark past. But why on Earth is he...

By Iman Ahsan There’s a photo that features an emancipated man guarding his family from cannibals during the Madras famine of 1877 at the time...

By Angelina Hu On the evening of December 23rd, the Detroit Animal Welfare Group in Michigan found themselves overwhelmed by the sudden arrival of 497...

“Cancel culture” has been the internet’s latest “movement” for social justice in which mobs on social media platforms such as Instagram and Twitter rush to cancel a public figure or a brand after hearing a controversial statement about them. However, is cancel culture really doing society justice?

We all know about the three appeals: Ethos, Pathos and Logos. Ethos is the appeal to credibility in an argument, Pathos is the appeal to emotion, and Logos is the appeal to logic. These three appeals are the core to any English class you will take - but there is actually a hidden fourth appeal: Bozos.

It’s the holiday season, but true Hallmarkies know it started on October 22nd with the Hallmark Countdown to Christmas kickoff. Still, it’s better late than never to join in on the action and give the Hallmark Channel a chance this year. Here’s why you should include Hallmark's latest lineup in your festivities this holiday season.

Everyone has the right to their own views and their own beliefs. Everyone is allowed to have an opinion on a certain matter. There’s no right or wrong in what you hold an opinion over because opinions are judgements made on certain matters, but they’re not always based on facts or knowledge. While there’s nothing wrong with holding your own specific views, there is a huge issue with arguing why your opinion is valid and why someone else’s opinion isn’t. 

As flu and cold season are in full swing, students are coming into school sick. It’s showing ever-increasing importance for flexible lesson planning, where sick kids could stay home because they can still learn online. 

Anyone who has ever gone to an orchestral concert, or even heard of an orchestra, knows of the existence of the viola. We believe that this article has conclusive evidence that proves, once and for all, if violas are good for society.

There is no doubt that the Supreme Court must be reformed or face loss of all credibility. The ideological composition of the Court is no longer in line with that of the United States which is roughly evenly split between liberals and conservatives.