Justice Department indicts fifty people in nationwide college admissions bribery scandal
by Kathy Fang, Nicole Chen, and Arushi Saxena
March 13, 2019
Filed under News, Online Exclusive, Showcase
The Justice Department indicted fifty people yesterday for involvement in a nationwide conspiracy to commit fraud in order to secure spots at elite universities as recruited athletes and to falsify college entrance test exam scores, according to documents released Tuesday by the U.S. Attorney’s Office...
Affirmative Action: Stop racial quotas and start race-conscious thinking
by Gloria Zhang, Features Editor
December 9, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Winged Post
“First things first, you should know that you need to work twice—no thrice—as hard as any other white person. And I say this not because you don’t work hard, but that is what society recognizes.” And that was what my first meeting with my Asian college counselor pertained to. However, eight...
Perspectives (Issue 2)
by Anjay Saklecha and Srinath Somasundaram
October 17, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Winged Post
College-centric mindset limits options after high school While still in high school, our college-centric mindset as a school is a double-edged sword. In some cases, it serves as the impetus for high schoolers to start to do more while at other times, it causes a toxic environment where all decision...
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