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The racist origins of the SAT

Claire Silva
June 6, 2022

Point-counterpoint: should standardized testing continue in the future?

Mia Kessinger and Martha Fishburne
June 11, 2020

COVID-19: When the world stopped

Drake Goodman, Isabella Roesler, Eislyn Snyder, Ryo Weng, Taylor Charles, Sophia Rocha, Katie Parsons, Skylar Strotz, Jenna Dahlin, Lauren Steele, Jack Benbow, Garrett Cook, Aaron Kim, Sydney Steinberg, Sarah Young, Audrey Hettleman, Isabel Ames, Maxanne Anderson, Martha Fishburne, Maya Holland, Nicole Johnson, Olivia Kharrazi, Alli Runnfeldt, Shannon Watridge, Jack Watson, Devin Bosley, Grace Bouton, Olivia Brekhus, Emma Carpenter, Greta Cifarelli, Kalyn Dawes, Mara Farese, Francesca Fox, Nicole Fuches, Kylie Horstmeyer, Emma Ingledew, Alex Johnson, Mia Kessinger, Sol Ladetzky, Audrey Lightfoot, Emma Lightfoot, PJ Pfeiffer, Matthew Smalbach, Bennett Vasquez, Loughlin Browne, Ella Green, Maddie Loebbaka, Sofi Mincy, Camille Ray, Morgan Salzer, Maria Alexander, Charlie Ginsburg, Jacob Mandel, Anna Silverman, Jackson Epps, Alix Salzer, and Mikaela Beberman
May 4, 2020

UC’s and other colleges make SAT and ACT tests optional after Coronavirus pandemic

Libby Hughes
April 20, 2020

How a dream school can turn your life into a nightmare

Katherine Muller
June 3, 2019

The College Board is a monopolistic non-profit that needs to be reconsidered

Isabella Roesler
May 30, 2019

How college admissions offices allow lies to slip through the net

Katherine Muller
February 25, 2019

Standardized failure: how testing companies ignore students with disabilities

Ryan Bell
October 27, 2018

Allowing test retakes provides students more chances to succeed

Aryanka Thaker
May 16, 2018

Educational realities behind ADHD

Daniela Laborinho Schwartz
March 10, 2017

Three Redwood seniors named National Merit Scholar Semifinalists

Annie Fogarty
September 20, 2016

College and Career Center offering practice standardized tests

Rebecca Smalbach
March 19, 2016

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