Monthly Archives: November 2010

Facebook prohibited by school

By Anne Li and Katie Wight, Matrix Editors – Issue 2, News – As of last month, simply adding an “s” to the end of “http://” will no longer allow students to access the popular social networking site Facebook via the school’s server.

End-of-quarter workload detrimental to students

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By Luca Wistendahl, Matrix Public Relations Manager – Issue 2, Opinion – Most people dread the end of the quarter, mainly for its tendency to drown you in exams and final projects. It has become expected in the final week of the first grading period. Students are saturated in studying, complaining, stressing and a gratuitous lack of sleep.

U.S. schools fall short

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By Emma McLaughlin, Matrix Staff Writer – Issue 2, Feature – According to an Associated Press article, the current generation of Americans are “nincompoops.” That is to say, young Americans, including high school students, are significantly more ignorant and incapable than they should be, especially compared to high school students around the world.