By HEIDI JIN Staff Writer Online voting will be replaced by Election Convention due to school closure from COVID-19. The online voting will be open to all freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, and […]
The barriers to democratic leadership
By EVAN WOLF Staff Writer We’re just a few days away from one of the most important midterm elections in American history. Many in the media, and on both the left and […]
The challenge for Kevin de Leon
By EVAN WOLF Staff Writer Election day was a disastrous day for the Democratic Party and America. Hillary Clinton lost the White House to Donald Trump, and the Republican Party took over […]
“The Eighth of November”
Remember, remember!
The eighth of November,
The Russian treason and plot;
I know of no reason
Why the Russian treason
Should ever be forgot!
Class of 2021 elects its first council
UPDATED AS OF 9/14/2017: Sydney Field (Fr.) has been elected as Freshmen Council Vice President. By FRANK CERVANTES News Section Editor The current Freshmen class elected a thirty-member council for the […]
Climate change in Trump’s America
BY SAMAN SALAHUDDIN Staff Writer In a span of three years, the United Nations Messenger of Peace on Climate Change and oscar-winning actor, Leonardo Dicaprio, traveled all over the world— from the […]
How Gerrymandering Manipulated this Election
BY: JOSEPH KRASSNER Staff Writer Election rigging has been a subject of major debate throughout the United State’s presidential election. Ranging from claims that a rigged system allowed Hillary Clinton to win […]
UHS students take time off school to work at polls
BY SABRINA HUANG Staff Writer Over a dozen UHS students worked at poll centers across Irvine as student poll workers on Election Day. Students had to be 16 years or older to […]
UHS Model Election results
By CATHY SUN News Editor Information for this article was provided by University High School’s Associated Student Body. 151 students cast their votes for President, U.S. Senator, Irvine Mayor, Irvine School Board, Proposition […]
The Importance of Local Government
By ARIANA APOSTOL Opinion Editor As one of the strangest election seasons in America’s history nears its end, so does the season for local elections. While Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican […]
