The Telescope

A 2020 Takeaway

Heather Christian • December 17, 2020

We faced police brutality, riots, COVID-19 and a quarantine that doesn't seem to end. But amidst the chaos and tragedy, we can still take away something more beautiful than concerning the inner workings of Zoom.

Freedom of Speech to Hate Speech on Campus

Heather Christian • December 14, 2020

College campuses are centers for public speakers to network and spread information. Freedom of speech is an important part of this, but it could possibly cover hate speech. The First Amendment of the...

What a Second Shutdown Could Mean in the U.S.

Heather Christian • December 13, 2020

This second shutdown will have the potential to destroy lives and the American economy if it is not handled tremendously better than the last one. The first time the U.S. had shut down, it was supposed...

Adopting a Pet has Become the Silver Lining to COVID-19

Heather Christian • December 6, 2020

COVID-19 has affected an unprecedented amount of lives this year, but not all of them have been in a negative way. When COVID-19 first reared its head in the U.S., a shutdown forced many businesses to...

ASG’s Response to Adopted Budget

Heather Christian, Adam Correa, and Alexis Espinoza • November 18, 2020

Story by Heather Christian, Adam Correa and Alexis Espinoza The ASG (Associated Student Government) will not be able to spend a lot of the money given to them by the budget, due to COVID-19. ––– SAN...

Voters Should Know if They are More Against or for a Candidate

Heather Christian • October 7, 2020

When you step up to cast your vote for president, you should be backing a candidate that represents your interests, the country's interests, and similar moral values. Maybe you disagree with one or...

To Vote or Not to Vote

Heather Christian • September 12, 2020

Voting can be a tough decision, as we can be left unsatisfied by the options while deciding who deserves a vote. However, someone is going to win, so make sure you have a say who does. Democracy is...