Social Media & Dating: Swiping Left
By Aryanna Zavala, Clarion Staff Ghosting, catfishing and other terms can be used to describe the negative effects of meeting and dating someone from social media. The dating scene in […]
The Effects of Social Media and the Internet
By Matiana Tepa, Clarion Staff This generation has been dubbed as the “millennials” because it is mostly full of tech-savvy individuals. Campus Technology, a higher education technology magazine, said that […]
Hacking America
Thanks to Natassia Aleman-Teweles for creating the “Hacking America” cartoon for The Clarion.
Library I.D. Required
By Ariyah Armstrong, Clarion Staff If you’re like me, you’re always busy, whether if it’s with homework, sports, home life, etc. It just always seems like there’s something that needs […]
Education Under the Trump Administration
By Cynthia Dominguez, Clarion Staff Throughout the course of the recent Presidential election, the general consensus among the public was that the next four years would be unpredictable regardless of […]
Students Motivating Students on Campus
By: Makayla Smith, Clarion Staff In high school there may be many pressures that students may deal with on a daily basis. Those range from the long nights doing […]
Social Media Is Actually Bad
By Saeri Plagmann, Clarion Staff John F. Kennedy High School is home to over 2,000 students who go about their daily lives, influenced by social media in some shape or […]
Homework, the Cause of Teenage Stress?
By Aryanna Zavala, Clarion Staff Stress, the word that so many teenagers use to describe what they are feeling. Teenagers today have so many things to worry about, from sports to […]
Social Media, Depression Should not be Romanticized
By Katie Albert, Clarion Staff At least 95% of youth (ages 12-17) have at least one social media account whether it is Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or any of the many […]
Teachers Must Teach to Students’ Learning Styles
By Makayla Smith, Clarion Staff There are a lot of pressures that come along with a student’s education. It could be the large amount of homework or tests that prove […]
2017 is No Time for Sexist Comments
By Samantha Johnson, Clarion Staff “The thing women have yet to learn is nobody gives you power. You just take it. ” – Roseanne Barr Since the beginning of civilization, […]
BSL Bites Responsible Dog Owners in the Butt
by Katelyn Yang, Clarion Staff Many people believe that there are certain breeds of dogs that are inherently dangerous to society. When people talk about dangerous dogs, the dogs that […]
Opinion: What Donald Trump’s Being President-Elect Means For America
by Ariyah Armstrong, Clarion Staff The result of the 2016 U.S. Election is probably the most appalling thing I have ever witnessed while being on planet Earth for fourteen and […]
21st Century Women Continue to Fight For Rights
By Aryanna Zavala, Clarion Staff Women have had many accomplishments over the last one hundred years. Even though they have come a long way from where they were socially sexism still […]
Oh Say Can You Knee
By Matiana Tepa, Features Editor On September 1 this year, the San Francisco 49ers played against the San Diego Chargers at the Qualcomm Stadium. While a naval officer sang the […]
Why We Need the First Amendment and Newspapers
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor Events play out around us every day. Good and evil act out and bring charity, hope, tragedy, and anger. The population needs a way to […]
