The Mirror

Harriet Tubman being added to twenty dollar bill
The Biden administration’s announcement of efforts to append human rights activist Harriet Tubman to this note of currency has inspired optimism among students regarding future representation.
By Andrew Vega, Staff Writer | Published February 24, 2021
Supreme Court deliberates cheerleader’s freedom of speech case
A student is suspended from her school’s junior varsity cheerleading team due to a social media post leads to a Supreme Court case.
By Eleonora Badikyan, Staff Writer | Published February 7, 2021
Man forgets password to Bitcoin worth $220 million
After storing his bitcoins roughly a decade ago into a password-encrypted device known as IronKey, Stefan Thomas has desperately been attempting to access what is now worth roughly $220 million in cryptocurrency.
By Andrew Vega, Staff Writer | Published January 28, 2021
Beutner pushes to utilize schools as covid-19 vaccination centers
As Feb. 1 rounds the corner, LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner awaits approval from the State Capitol to use the district’s schools as covid-19 vaccination centers.
By Eleonora Badikyan, Staff Writer | Published January 28, 2021
Changes made to the Monday bell schedule
After ongoing deliberations regarding the obstacles posed by Monday’s alternating schedules, the School Based Management team made modifications to the Monday bell schedule.
By Shaan Bhatia, Current Events Editor | Published January 24, 2021

Gavin Newsom announcing his 2 billion dollar plan to reopen elementary school districts.

By Andrew Vega, Staff Writer • Published January 21, 2021

“Hold me accountable.” -Governor Gavin Newsom

Putting pen to paper, the College Board signed an official statement to remove the optional essay portion of the SAT and further SAT Subject Tests.

College Board will no longer offer SAT's optional essay and subject tests

By Angelina Gevorgyan, Staff Writer • Published January 20, 2021

The College Board announced that as a result of the ongoing pandemic, it will withdraw the optional essay portion of the SAT college entrance exam, and will no longer be administering...

Los Angeles Times newspaper misinterprets Beutner

Los Angeles Times article misleads readers

By Eleonora Badikyan, Staff Writer • Published January 20, 2021

As L.A. County prepares for a flood of participants lining up to receive the covid-19 vaccine, students begin to wonder what this will mean for LAUSD’s new school year. “It’s...

Firefighter walking on sidewalk to confirm that the fire has not spread any further.

High winds spark fires in reseda

By Andre Davancens, Sports Editor • Published January 16, 2021

Wind-driven fire broke out on a Saturday afternoon.

Official portrait of Vice President Joe Biden in his West Wing Office at the White House, Jan. 10, 2013. (Official White House Photo by David Lienemann)..This official White House photograph is being made available only for publication by news organizations and/or for personal use printing by the subject(s) of the photograph. The photograph may not be manipulated in any way and may not be used in commercial or political materials, advertisements, emails, products, promotions that in any way suggests approval or endorsement of the President, the First Family, or the White House.

Biden will be the next President. Now what?

By Ani Tutunjyan, Print Editor-in-Chief • Published January 13, 2021

A list of changes are around the corner.

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College applications for the rest of the schools in the UC system were due Nov. 30.

Three UC campuses have extended their application deadline

By Ani Tutunjyan, Print Editor-in-Chief • Published December 7, 2020

University of California (UC) Santa Cruz, UC Riverside and UC Merced have all extended their deadline to Dec. 15. Seniors now have until next Tuesday to submit their college...