At the end of lunch, cafeteria trash cans become accidental time capsules: crumpled paper napkins and plastic containers sit near milk cartons. As students, we rarely imagine the cafeteria as a political...
Chills crawled down my spine as I stood outside the California State Capitol facing a mountain of discarded clothing. Pants and shirts with tags still attached spilled out of torn garbage bags. The pile...
As she looked at her whimpering child in the cold, brisk air, a mother used a plastic bag as fire starter without a second thought. The flimsy, liquified plastic poison dropped into the deep reds of the...
Every morning before I went to school, I announced the daily weather forecast and the number of days until it would rain to my siblings. Of course, I started this tradition in elementary school in the...
As Izzy Llevat ’20 walked to her second period class April 22, she noticed something out of the ordinary: hundreds of water bottles hanging from strings on the ceiling of her science classroom, Munger...
By Hana Al-Henaid
Environmental activist Ann Bradley explained the importance of voluntary-simplicity to students during break today in honor of the culmination of Earth Month.
Bradley introduced herself...
