MVHS girls soccer team wins national honor

MVHS girls soccer team wins national honor by Shauli Bar-On / Mountain View Voice Mountain View High School's Spartans girls soccer team won the CCS division title in March. Courtesy of Renee Remsberg/MVHS Oracle A historic Central Coast Section championship for the Mountain View High School girls' soccer team just got better. The team, along … Continue reading MVHS girls soccer team wins national honor

BASKETBALL PLAYER PROFILE: DANIEL ISRAELI

The Epitaph Issue 3 Published: December 4, 2014 By Shauli Bar-On Junior guard Daniel Israeli is one of the newest additions to Homestead’s varsity basketball team. Israeli has a very unique story, having moved from China to the United States at the start of his junior year. Israeli was born in Israel and attended kindergarten … Continue reading BASKETBALL PLAYER PROFILE: DANIEL ISRAELI

NFL ROLE MODELS?

The Epitaph Issue 1 Published: October 2, 2014 Weighing in on the NFL controversy By Shauli Bar-On With the new NFL season recently kicking off, game results are dimming from the headlines as arrests and crimes take the spotlight. In 2014 alone, thus far, 38 players have been arrested, according to USA Today’s NFL statistics. … Continue reading NFL ROLE MODELS?

The Bar-On Brief: Increased competition among universities will ease student debt

The Bar-On Brief: Increased competition among universities will ease student debt By SHAULI BAR-ON December 2, 2019 in Columns, Opinion Think of the worst customer service you’ve ever experienced or the worst quality food or product you’ve ever purchased. Chances are whoever interested you into buying the product could afford not to put as much effort into pleasing you. […]

Civil rights lawsuit disputing ACT, SAT holds questionable merits

Civil rights lawsuit disputing ACT, SAT holds questionable merits By SHAULI BAR-ON November 18, 2019 in Columns, Opinion California is the hub of social justice movements and its universities the birthplace of progressivism and liberal values. However, a civil rights group has threatened to file a lawsuit against the very headquarters itself: the University of California. The reason? The […]

Law and Religion: Two Sides of the Same Coin

Click for the article with Chicago style footnote citations: Law and Religion_ To Sides Of The Same Coin Law and Religion: To Sides Of The Same Coin Introduction Donald Davis’ The Spirit of Hindu Law challenges readers to push back on the parochial notions of ‘law’ being a set of rules enforced by the state and […]

Daylight saving is more controversial than you think

Daylight saving is more controversial than you think By SHAULI BAR-ON November 4, 2019in Columns, Opinion It might be a shock to learn that France is the country with the greatest number of time zones a whopping 12 different districts. Of course, the contiguous, metropolitan France is all under the same time jurisdiction; the country has simply colonized […]

The Bar-On Brief: Fall break exists thanks to student demand

The Bar-On Brief: Fall break exists thanks to student demand By SHAULI BAR-ON October 21, 2019 in Columns, Opinion Engemann Student Health Center and Undergraduate Student Government gathered data that demonstrated a spike in counseling requests from students around the eighth week of the fall semester. (Daily Trojan file photo) Too often is the media looking to scrutinize USC […]

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