The Future of Transportation: Artificial Intelligence and its Use in Cars
Connor Lucido, Jack Cuezze, and Rown Gan ‘24 explore the future of AI in Transportation.
Month: January 2021
Trump Tells Georgia Secretary of State to “Find” New Votes
Former President Donald Trump caused a bipartisan uproar in a phone call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
Opinion: Review of Soul
The new Disney-Pixar movie, Soul, offers an interesting take on the cycle of life in a kid-friendly format.
COVID-19’s Effect on Barstow Debate
The Upper School Barstow debaters have adapted to a newer model of debate: debating from home.
Contaminated Water in Central California’s Majority-Latino Communities
Tap water in majority-Latino communities in California is polluted by nitrate.
The Impact of the New La Niña in Kansas City
There is a new La Niña weather event that will lead to irregular temperatures around the world.
Opinion: America Needs to Learn How to Prioritize
If we can’t draw the line, then the line of course does not exist.
Ancient Organisms Re-emerge in the Arctic
As polar ice caps melt, long-dormant, unknown microbes begin to stir.
Opinion: What the San Antonio Spurs Gained from the NBA Draft
This year’s virtual NBA draft gave the San Antonio Spurs a lot of hope moving forward.
Opinion: How Black People Carried the Democratic Party This Election Year
“Even when we’re suppressed, depressed, or misinformed, we still show up.”