Your Summit Weekly Briefing By Ashwath Vimal, Angela Hwang and Ethan Ignatovsky Staff Writers Disclaimer: Though the Weekly Briefings are no longer tagged in the Opinions section of Summit News and we try to remain as unbiased as possible, our opinions may show through in this article, especially in the “Actions” section. Summit: Hey everyone! From this issue
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By Nevan Shum and Theodore Gim Staff Writers Do you know League of Legends? So does the rest of the world, thanks to Arcane, a Netflix original series rated #1 in 52 different countries. The show sets off with an economic divide between two neighboring cities. Zaun, a polluted, underground district, harboring illegal activities like the running of black markets
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By McKenna Seegmiller News Editor The recent school shooting at Oxford High School highlights staggering problems in America – problems that have not been solved even after the deadliest shootings that have ripped our nation’s children from their parents. On Tuesday, November 30, 15-year-old Ethan Crumbley entered Oxford High School with a semi-automatic pistol bought by his father
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By Alex Diaz Arts Editor With the growing interest in fashion everywhere, companies have grown more and more unethical with the sourcing of their products, often at the cost of the environment. Before the Industrial Revolution, people had to make their clothes themselves by growing products, sewing them together, and reusing them. However, since then, factories have taken over,
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By Akhil Gunasekaran Copy Editor China recently enacted a ban on all private tutoring services, which include companies both within and outside the country. Analysts believe that the ban will help many Chinese families alleviate the tension which comes with schoolwork, but some parents disagree. Within China, there is a great amount of pressure placed on teenagers, who must prepare
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By Eastersun Digo Staff Editor REDWOOD CITY – SMC COVID cases soar and this raises worry about the safety of learners in Redwood City, San Mateo. Ever since the rigorous vaccination efforts of the San Mateo County Health Department (SMCH) began, the weekly mean of COVID cases in the county has gone down. However, this week, SMCH saw an
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Your Summit Weekly Briefing By Ashwath Vimal, Lia Bhas and Angela Hwang Staff Writers Disclaimer: Though the Weekly Briefings are no longer tagged in the Opinions section of Summit News and we try to remain as unbiased as possible, our opinions may show through in this article, especially in the “Actions” section. Summit: We hope everyone had a
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By Giselle Perez Apolinar Staff Writer Half of all mental health disorders begin by the age of fourteen. Some teens need to take medication and even that can take time for the right medication to support a person’s well-being. Everyone has stress in life and experiences pressure every now and then, but there are people who struggle with their thoughts
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