News Briefs
Josh Chestnut
February 7, 2017
Filed under News
Transgender Bathroom Repeal in WA The issue surrounding the use of public and private bathrooms continues in Washington state. The beginning of 2017 was met with a group called I Just Want Privacy, filing a ballot initiative in order to repeal the previous bathroom rule installed by the Human Rights...
Signs of Change
Lily Laesch and Julia Lin
January 31, 2017
Recently, throughout the city and the nation, there has been a push for creating a more welcoming environment for all. At Garfield, an evident sign of this is the movement to instate gender neutral bathrooms throughout the school. Garfield students and Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) officers are working to m...
America’s Worst Fear
By Delphi Drake-Mudede
January 24, 2017
Filed under News, Uncategorized
With each passing year, we see more large scale violence by way of gun or other weapon on campuses and in other public places. When looking at the reactions and consequences, it becomes difficult to ignore the reality that entire groups of people can be punished for the acts of a few. With the rise...
Food Photography
November 30, 2016
Filed under News
Whether it be the half-eaten banana we consumed for breakfast or the Buffalo Wild Wings we ate during dinner, we’ve all taken some sort of food picture in our lives. Among other things on Instagram and Facebook, food photography has been one of the reigning trends. Although we all don’t have $500 camera...
“Love Trumps Hate”
Bella Rowland-Reid
November 16, 2016
Amidst the fog and rain that plagued the morning of November 9th, an estimated 200+ Garfield students stood on the school’s front steps in a demonstration of unity and solidarity in the wake of the results of the 2016 Presidential Election. Just before midnight the night before, Republican Nominee Donald...
What’s at Stake on November 8th
Lily Laesch
November 9, 2016
Filed under News
Throughout the history of the United States, people have fought and suffered to be able to vote. Nevertheless, in the last twenty years, no more than sixty-five percent of eligible voters cast a ballot in any presidential election. Historically, voting has occurred in person on election day, the Tuesday...
News Briefs
Esther Chien
November 9, 2016
Filed under News
Trump or Clinton? With the general election less than two weeks away, most Americans are very anxious to see which presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, will make it to victory. A recent CNN/ORC poll on 916 registered voters shows that almost 7 in 10 voters think that Clin...
New Bulldogs at GHS
Flora Taagen
October 28, 2016
Filed under News
Garfield has over 130 staff members, a dauntingly large amount. With numerous counselors and a multitude of teachers, the staff community is no doubt big. To make these numbers a little less impersonal, let's zoom in on a one notable teacher new to the dog pound. Mr. Zimmerman: “I cook all the time, I was...