Editorial: Female president could fuel culture shift
February 24, 2019
Filed under Editorial, Opinion, Winged Post
In the recent weeks, a number of Democrats have announced their bids for the 2020 presidential election, hoping for a chance to lead the party and oust the current administration. Although the race is still in its infantile stages, about half of the current candidates are women. According to a F...
Editorial: Reacting to disasters that affect us
December 8, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion, Winged Post
While the Camp Fire in northern California and the Hill Fire and Woolsey Fire in southern California destroyed over 1,100 homes and left tens of thousands homeless, they also produced toxic smoke that clouded the streets of the Bay Area. Many in the Harker community and elsewhere in the Bay Area wore ...
Editorial: Channeling our anger to effect change
September 28, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Online Exclusive, Opinion
After the recent events involving two former Harker teachers’ inappropriate interactions with students and their subsequent arresting, we’ve seen, among other warranted responses, some knee-jerk reactions to the news. The news is absolutely important, and as the national situation with Supreme...
Editorial: We are not “the enemy of the people”
September 3, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Online Exclusive, Opinion
What would America look like without the press? At first, this question seems too far-fetched to merit consideration. America is a country founded on the freedom of the press, which is not only an intrinsic aspect of our culture but also a fundamental right enshrined in the First Amendment of our...
Editorial: Healing, recovery and moving forward with time
September 3, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion, Winged Post
In the wake of the arrest of a longtime Harker teacher for misconduct involving a student, the Harker community is experiencing a complex jumble of emotions — denial, grief, frustration, shock, betrayal. You may be feeling the jolt of that initial shock, or a blanketing sadness that dulls you...