By CHRIS CHAE Staff Writer 1. Use a “because” (doesn’t matter if it’s real) when asking for a favor In a 1989 study by Harvard social psychologist Ellen Langer, Langer asked a […]
A Lesson on Special Education
By CHRIS CHAE & KRISHNA KHAWANI Staff Writers “I am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me.” – H.G. Wells, The Invisible Man There are people at this school, a certain community […]
The Bare Minimum You Don’t Do
By CHRIS CHAE Staff Writer I must hate the homeless. That’s the conclusion I reached last Friday. I was walking out of Mrs. Fitz’ room to go grab my English Journal from my […]
My Mundane and Pathetic Life
By CHRISTOPHER CHAE Staff Writer It’s human nature to adventure. To travel, to discover, to thrill, to be the first, to be the best. For this journey to the unknown we leave […]
How Complaints Can Catalyze Change
By CHRIS CHAE Staff Writer The complainer. You all know who I’m talking about. If you make a passing comment on how you struggled with that test, the complainer will make it […]
Should female athletes be paid equally to men?
By CHRIS CHAE Staff Writer Yes! This is a clear issue of gender equality. Female athletes deserve just as much respect and pay as men do. Right now, the only woman on […]
Why Our Club System Needs Reform
By CHRIS CHAE Staff Writer Clubs are undoubtedly a wonderful way to connect yourself not only to the school and its people, but to a passion. UHS houses a diverse population of […]
Boys Tennis Tournament
By PAIGE SAENGSOUVANNA Staff Writer Earlier in the week, University’s Boys Varsity Tennis team matched up with Beckman and Corona Del Mar, winning both matches. From Wednesday to Friday, University’s Boys Varsity […]
