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?

American Slavery: History or Memory? My Jewish Perspective

American Slavery: History or Memory? My Jewish Perspective Originally featured in The Times of Israel JUL 2, 2019, 8:09 AM Photo by Shauli Bar-On As a proud Jew, I am committed to the principle of the presumption of innocence and defending the disenfranchised, the condemned and even the guilty. I find this consistent with Judaism’s […]

OPINION: Commencement speakers shouldn’t be silenced

OPINION: Commencement speakers shouldn’t be silenced By SHAULI BAR-ON June 18, 2019 in News, Opinion (Illustration by Yasmin Davis) While USC’s commencement was more than a month ago, college graduation season is in full swing across the country. And with all the ceremonies comes a new element of the “free speech crisis” debate: censoring commencement speakers. Several colleges have […]

Lady Justice And Her Scales: An Appropriated Icon

Justice. It’s a term that is difficult to represent visually. In fact, few will claim they can envision what “perfect justice” would look like. But humankind’s idealism can be made apparent through works of art. Enter Lady Justice, a depiction of justice so iconic, it is recognized around the globe in numerous settings, all striving […]

The Sign Debate: Symbol or Icon?

The Sign Debate: Symbol or Icon? The field of semiotics differentiates between various types of signs. However, the lines become somewhat blurred in trying to distinguish between a symbol and an icon, as it is not so clear cut. Based on class readings and icons presentations, I argue that the differentiating factor between a symbol […]

California vs. The Fed (Climate Change Edition)

California vs. The Fed (Climate Change Edition) Introduction Since the Environmental Protection Agency was founded in late 1970, the United States government has accepted the responsibility for mitigating climate change and ensuring the wellbeing of its citizenry through such regulation. While some presidential administrations have taken more action than others, the previous three administrations […]

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