Personal value worth more than financial circumstances
Escaping what senior Jade Brady describes as a bad home life can prove difficult for a teenager because of the lack of finances; therefore, she
Features
Meant for the sole purpose of entertaining, storytelling and captivating readers, Bearing News’s features section offers a wide array of subjects to read about. From global controversies to cultural experiences, Bearing News localizes all topics to appeal to the student body. If you enjoy stories with plenty of perspectives and variety, then features is the section for you!
Estrada remains optimistic despite family, physical challenges
Standing in front of the entrance to the house, senior Eric Estrada kept a watchful eye on his old grandpa. Glancing at his cousin Toño,
Technological codependence: Students struggle with over attachment to smartphones
Instead of studying for her chemistry test, junior Sam Pokharel was watching “Grey’s Anatomy.” On the surface, the sight of seeing the junior engrossed in
Students dress for success
Students dress up for testing and important life events for a confidence boost and more overall success.
Live music provides unparalleled experience
Since 1990, the profit of concert ticket sales in North America has increased steadily. Listeners weigh the pros and cons before purchasing tickets.
Male societal standards, traditional gender roles damage self-esteem
When people think of beauty standards and, or body issues, they tend to think about women, and statistically that is logical. The struggles of women
Clubs, sports create additional school absences
With an abundance of clubs and sports filling student schedules, achieving perfect attendance can be difficult for those managing multiple extracurricular activities.
Harvard lawsuit may change the future of affirmative action
Oct. 15, a trial based on a 2014 lawsuit filed by the private organization Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) against Harvard took place at the