A response to ‘The importance of voting locally’ Dear Editor: The U.S. founders warned that they had designed a good participatory democracy if “We the People” could keep it; they understood how governments dominated by a cabal of oligarchs, monarchs,
California Governor Jerry Brown denies AB 186, this must be reversed
It took the murder of a journalist, but we should have acted sooner
Science field trip uncovers illegal dumpsite in Freshwater
One reader shares his opinion on Arcata’s statue of William McKinley
His confirmation is another hit, but Americans must vote
Important measures on the local ballet and why your vote matters nationally
Potential Supreme Court nominee should not be considered with history of sexual assault or allegations of sexual misconduct.
Readership should consider placing trust in NY Times and journalism standards for anonymous sources
Sexism runs rampant in the professional tennis world and what happened to legendary player Serena Williams on Sept. 8 is proof. A showdown between Williams and Naomi Osaka in the U.S Open culminated with tears running down both women’s cheeks
The American Flag cannot represent the benevolence of the U.S. without also representing the malevolence.
In a world of predominant right-handed people, there exists the struggle of the left-handed
Administration must take KSHU advisory board and community demands seriously
I recently read the article “40-day anti-abortion protest begins in Eureka” by Abigail LeForge. I found the article to be biased and lacking in investigative journalism. Though it is generally lacking in perspective, my main contention is with two points
Many Koreans who grew up in the U.S. probably understand why the recent kimchi trend is a little irritating. Korean Americans know full well the shame they had to endure by their non-Korean friends who expressed disgust of the pungent
