Complaints about excessive homework are a constant presence in the Urban School’s hallways. But how much truth is there to these claims? Led by Geoff Ruth, the Academic...
DISCLOSURE: When I was a sophomore in high school, Nelson Graves was my driving instructor for three two hour lessons.
On January 18, 2018, The San Francisco Chronicle brok...
Intro: 2017 was an exceptional year for movies that explored themes of identity, societal structures, and relationships. There were comedies like “The Big Sick,” dram...
The second half of 2017 and these early months of 2018 have been characterized by the anti-sexual abuse movement #MeToo as well as Time’s Up, a legal fund with similar g...
The Korean Peninsula has been saturated with conflict between North and South Korea for decades due to war and politics. Like in many cultures, athletics have been able to pro...
On March 14, 2018 many Urban students and faculty took part in a nationwide movement against gun violence in solidarity with victims of the Parkland mass shooting. The rain stopped briefly as participants congregated in the Panhandle from 10:00 to 10:17 AM to honor student and faculty lives lost. Many students chose to walk out with other high schools participating in the march to City Hall.
As a staff, we stand with the Stoneman Douglas High School community which was recently devastated by a mass shooting on February 14, 2018. We encourage our readers to visit the student newspaper website, The Eagle Eye, as it covers community healing and resilience from a student perspective.
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