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Its enough to make you scream. Time changes have profound effects on students sleep patterns. Is the economic gain worth it?
This drawing depicts Lola Bunny, Starfire, Tinkerbell, and Harley Quinn, commonly over-sexualized characters in popular culture. Childrens entertainment characters are often turned into revealing costumes for Halloween, leading kids to support the immoral actions of halloween costume companies.
Community members gather in the parking lot at CUSDs Education Center before the board meeting on October 18. The protestors split into two opposing groups, supporting and opposing the parental notification policy that has been adopted in some districts throughout California. Six police cars arrived to monitor and ensure the safety of the crowd throughout the rest of the board meeting.
Proudly looking through past print editions, Co Editors-In-Chiefs Celeste Cariker (12) and Claire Stafford (11) remark on the various milestones The Express has surpassed in the last thirteen years. “I will say that student journalism is extremely underrepresented right now, and I think that we need a lot more school involvement in it,” said Stafford. Cariker and Stafford plan on reviving The Express’ relevancy this year through more frequent print editions and through social media.
Senior Zakiah (Zuh-key-yuh) Sesay is named after the Quran, and her name translates to the word pure. Even though it is rarely pronounced correctly, I love my name and I think it fits me, said Sesay.
Two hands: one traditionalist, and one pushing for representational change are fighting over the story of Snow White and the cultural significance it holds. One side argues that the original representation of Snow White must be preserved, while the other says that it must be modernized.
Campus Supervisors are always ready to lend a helping hand to students. Appreciate supervisors, their hard work often goes unrecognized.
This graphic depicts the snowball effect, which is the idea that small actions can snowball into even bigger outcomes, ultimately resulting in a huge change. This idea plays a part in many students academic lives because the pressures of today often spiral into larger consequences.
The California Constitution, ratified in 1879, protects the rights of California citizens. The protections of the Constitution extend to minors.

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