Peninsula students are apathetic towards local elections


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According to the College Board, it is unethical “to exaggerate one’s activities and accomplishments or to have someone other than the applicant write their essay.” Yet, with the pressure …

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WikiLeaks benefits the average citizen


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The Bill Condon-directed film, “The Fifth Estate,” about Australian WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange came out Oct. 18th. It has generated great controversy with the real life subject of the …

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Truancy reaches crisis level


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In the past year, approximately one million elementary school students were truant in California. According to the Attorney General’s 2013 Report on California’s Elementary School Truancy and Absenteeism Crisis, …

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The road not taken


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A never ending line of cars lead up to the entrance of school each morning as vehicles and students alike weave through the crowded intersection. According to a survey …

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Editorial


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We look down on heavy drug users. This scorn perpetuates the belief that drug users are inherently bad, dangerous people, that they are the other man, not us. But …

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Don’t hate, appreciate


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Students often complain about the excessive amounts of homework they have and how much sleep they lose studying. However, what they fail to realize is that teachers spend just as …

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Leadership Department plans to have a greater impact on campus


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On September 11, all leadership groups came together as a team and attended a training day, marking the beginning of the new leadership program. Starting this year, ASB, Link Crew, …

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Students cheat with college applications


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No matter the importance of the assignment, Peninsula heavily emphasizes academic dishonesty and its consequences. Still, some students keep this habit when applying for college.
“Because the atmosphere is so …

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Editorial: How prepared are students for college?


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Knows how to explicate a Petrarchan sonnet, yet can’t refill a tank of gas; knows how to ace the SAT without breaking a sweat, yet can’t deposit a check; wins …

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Are we in it for the ‘wrong’ haul? Model students miss the point of education


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Motivated by an A in a class, a 5 on the AP, or a 2400 on the SAT, students too often compromise intellectual curiosity and the love of learning and …

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