Staff Ed: One man strangled Jordan Neely, but it was all of us who failed him.
A starving man sits on the curb of a busy street, holding a sign, begging for food. Someone passes by...
Real people are not characters; they cannot queerbait
The Oxford dictionary defines “queerbaiting” as “the incorporation of apparently gay characters or same-sex relationships into a film, television show,...
Personal Perspective: Jacob Zhang
Editor-in-Chief Jacob Zhang shares his story on the grief of losing childhood memories and finding meaning in the mundane. The...
Raising the debt ceiling should not be up for debate
America’s global success is reliant on one concept: its historic and unwavering stability. Since the country’s independence in 1776, the...
A country’s right to their art cannot be denied
The issue of who owns a work of art is a complex one. Many questions surround it: Is art owned...
Pro/Con: Separating the art from the artist
Pro Dr. Seuss and Kanye West — what do these two names have in common? While these artists have both...
TPHS Teacher of the Year Jacqueline Niddrie
Earlier this spring, Jacqueline Niddrie, a veteran member of the Falcon family, was named Teacher of the Year at TPHS for her...
SDUHSD expands support for bilingual students
Mingming Zhang is the new SDUHSD Bilingual Parent/Community Liaison position for Mandarin and is expected to help ease communication between...
TPHS students excel in national math competition
TPHS students Derek Liu (12), Elliott Liu (11) (no relation) and Jacopo Rizzo (11) recently received accolades in the USA...
Future of Chinese 1-4 uncertain amid lack of interest
The full Chinese language pathway — classes 1 through 4 — will no longer be offered at TPHS in the...