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STUDENT VACCINATIONS- Many students who have gotten vaccinated highly recommend for others to do so as well. “It's better to get vaccinated now because with a simple vaccine you are saving so many lives, including your own.” Kate De La Torre, a senior, said.

Vaccinated Students Try to Put a Stop to the Pandemic

Kiana Tapia, Editorial Editor
May 7, 2021
HYBRID VS ONLINE LEARNING-The data recorded from Wolfpack Times reporters shows that 20 percent are unsure if they will be participating in hybrid-learning, and 45 percent of reporters will continue school online only. On the other hand, 35 percent of reporters will take part in hybrid-learning if that option is made available. “A lot of students are losing interest in school, not having the same motivation as they did before,” Ashley Padilla, Photography Editor, said.

Staff Editorial: Hybrid vs Online Learning

Kiana Tapia, Editorial Editor
January 25, 2021
MIXED ELECTION FEELINGS- The data recorded from Wolfpack Times reporters shows that 50 percent have positive feelings about the election results. On the other hand, the other 50% of reporters have neutral feelings about the election results. “I’m glad about the results, although I don’t agree with some things Biden says I feel out of the two options he was the least worse,” Leslie Chang, reporter, said.

Staff Editorial: Press Members Post Feelings of the 2020 Presidential Election

Kiana Tapia, Editorial Editor
November 22, 2020
SLEEPING THROUGH CLASS- A big concern for students is the effect distance learning will have in the long and short term as students struggle to stay engaged during class. “It’s really hard to focus and pay attention when I’m in my own comfort zone than when we were in school where I had a working environment.” Anthony Juarez, a freshman, said

Snoozing Off Zoom

Destiny Juarez, Reporter
November 18, 2020
THE DIVIDE OVER TRICK-OR TREATING: The data recorded from Wolfpack Times reporters show that 84.6% believe that people should not go trick-or-treating due to COVID-19. On the other hand, 15.4% of reporters believe that people should be allowed to participate in this Halloween tradition at their own risk. “This year, and possibly next year, it's just not safe to have that interaction with people yet,” David Lopez, reporter, said.

Staff Editorial: Trick-or-Treating in the Middle of a Pandemic

Kiana Tapia, Editorial Editor
October 30, 2020
LOVE WINS-A world that Ruth Bader Ginsburg wanted to live in, where love and equality are superior than anything else. For 27 years Bader fought for what she believed in, which was the rights of others. She emphasized that all the world needs is a little bit of love for everyone to be happy.

Ruth Bader’s Chair Affecting Various Communities

Kiana Tapia, Editorial Editor
October 21, 2020
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