A Supreme Court initial draft majority opinion that was leaked to the public on May 2, 2022 has the potential to overturn the infamous and influential Roe v. Wade, a milestone decision in women’s battle...
Since Campolindo’s newest equity initiatives began at the start of the 2020-2021 academic year, school and districtwide equity lessons have been subject to mass scrutiny. In light of criticism, steps...
I realized that the world saw me as a woman the day I turned 13. We were in San Francisco, unfamiliar and foreign territory, when a group of men passed me. I remember clinging to my mother’s arm when...
1 of the many events that seniors look forward to at the end of the year is Grad Night, a Campo tradition that promises a senior-exclusive celebration after graduation. This year, tickets retailed at $150,...
Nearly 60% of the world’s population uses social media – there’s no doubt that social media plays a massive role in our global society today. An arguably large part of why social media has gained...
The term coined as “gifted kid burnout” has recently picked up traction on social media and has brought forth a common community that feel as if this phrase applies to them. The problem with slang...
At this point, we’ve all witnessed the most controversial, literally jaw-dropping, and to-be-remembered-for-years moment of the 2022 Oscars: Will Smith slapping Chris Rock on stage following him cracking...
Around May 1, college-bound seniors may find themselves beginning to reap the rewards of this year’s grueling admissions. Whether or not you are still waiting on decisions, are weighing the pros and...
As the year comes to a close, Campo students are tirelessly working to study for finals, putting in extra hours to maintain grades, and the stress on campus seems even more palpable than ever. Walking...
As summer approaches, and we all look to the new school year, I finally have the courage to say what no one else will. After 8 months of silence, I have decided today to just rip the bandaid off and do...
Sports are a main focus at Campolindo, with students encouraged to spend Friday nights cheering on the football or basketball teams and athletes recommended to participate in 1 of the many offered sports...
As a minority student myself, I feel that most students of color at Campo would agree with me when I say this: it’s hard being the odd 1 out. Whether it’s feeling alienated from your peers in a classroom...
