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The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror

The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror

Demonstrators rally on Cambridge Common in a protest organized by the City of Cambridge calling on Harvard leadership to resist federal government interference at the university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S. April 12, 2025. REUTERS/Nicholas Pfosi
Trump targets Harvard with controversial curriculum changes
By Isabella Mendoza, Staff Writer • May 3, 2025
President Trump's proposed curriculum changes at Harvard University raise concerns over historical accuracy and censorship, sparking debate about First Amendment rights and federal funding implications.
Despite promises to protect American industry, Trump's tariff policies have led to higher costs, global backlash and uncertainty at home.
American consumers bear the brunt of Trump’s tariffs
By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer • May 1, 2025
President Donald Trump's tariff policies are increasing costs for American consumers and straining international trade relations, triggering global market reactions and raising domestic production expenses.
A social media continues to enrapture today's teens, they become more prone to ignoring and disrespecting our teachers.
Students’ disrespect towards teachers rises post-pandemic
By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer • Apr 10, 2025
A recent trend of increasing disrespect towards teachers highlights the lasting impact of the pandemic on students' social skills and classroom behavior.

 Students disregard Yondr pouches despite the school’s policy.
LAUSD spends millions on ineffective Yondr phone ban
By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer • Apr 7, 2025
The LAUSD's Yondr phone ban aims to reduce distractions but faces criticism as students find creative ways to bypass the system, questioning the policy's effectiveness.
Data privacy concerns rise as tech giants collect more information
Data privacy concerns rise as tech giants collect more information
By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor • Apr 2, 2025
In the digital age, personal data is frequently collected and sold, raising significant privacy concerns. Stronger regulations are needed to protect individuals from misuse and manipulation.
Salvadoran police officers escort alleged members of the Tren de Aragua recently deported by the U.S. government to be imprisoned in the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) prison, as part of an agreement with the Salvadoran government, in Tecoluca, El Salvador, in this handout image obtained March 16, 2025. Secretaria de Prensa de la Presidencia/Handout via REUTERS
Deportations spark legal battle under Trump’s use of old law
By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer • Mar 27, 2025
The Trump administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members has sparked legal and human rights concerns.
Despite the overwhelming pressure and distractions, homework remains essential for reinforcing learning and building long-term success.
Homework burdens impact student engagement
By Isabella Mendoza, Staff Writer • Mar 27, 2025
Students are increasingly disengaged from studying, yet consistent practice is essential for learning. Effective study methods and balancing workloads can improve motivation and success.
Colleges are shifting away from SAT scores, recognizing that true academic potential goes beyond standardized test results.
Why the SAT shouldn’t matter so much
By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer • Mar 21, 2025
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