The first amendment of the U.S constitution goes as follows: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government …
Read More »Black vs. Blue: A Battle of the BLMs
In a sweet-sounding sentiment, a Blue Lives Matter group in New York makes an innocent statement regarding their humble organization. “We are Blue Lives Matter NYC, a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization created to help Law Enforcement Officers and their families during their time of need,” their website states. “Members of …
Read More »Why America Needs a Fully Funded Police Force
Whether they are handing out speeding tickets, or chasing down criminals, police officers around the country risk their lives each day to sustain safety in America. As incredible as these kind-hearted and selfless workers are, many people overlook their charms and instead see unnecessary violence. Because of the few officers …
Read More »“I can’t breathe”: The History Behind Black Lives Matter
Six years ago in New York City, a 43 year old Black father named Eric Garner was put into a chokehold by an NYPD officer named Daniel Pantaleo on suspicion that he was illegally selling loose cigarettes. The maneuver by the officer resulted in the asphyxiation and eventual death of …
Read More »Lockdown
On January 17, 2019, a lockdown took place at Mt. Carmel High School. “Attention Mt. Carmel students and staff we are now on lockdown,” Principal Greg Magno said over the intercom. With students relying on one another for the latest news, word spread fast. However, faculty remained informed as the …
Read More »San Diego’s new Chief of Police
Mayor Kevin Faulconer has appointed officer David Nisleit, 52, as new San Diego chief of police. After launching a national search for the best candidate Nisleit was “the perfect candidate” for the job, serving the police force for 30 years prior. According to City Pension Data Collection, the previous long-time chief, Shelley …
Read More »Drug bust at Westview shakes up district
On April 5, seven students from Westview High School were detained for the possession of marijuana. The students were caught and questioned as a result of an anonymous tip. “The students — four minors and three 18-year-olds — were taken into custody by undercover San Diego police detectives in the …
Read More »Nude man sighting
On their way to school this morning, MC students were surprised with a roadside show at the Paseo Montalban and Carmel Mountain intersection. Traffic was stopped due to a streaker- you read that correctly, a nude man- weaving through cars stopped at the light. Junior Noah Bertrand happened to witness …
Read More »Sorrow strikes the nation in reaction to the Umpqua shooting
On Oct. 1st, the tragedy of yet another school shooting shook our nation. Victims’ families and strangers alike all united in grief over the nine lives lost at Umpqua Community College. After the initial shock and trauma subsided, survivors and witnesses gave their accounts of the attack, piecing together an …
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