Women’s March Across California: Photos
January 29, 2018
Filed under Arts & Culture, Local News, Politics
The Script staff traveled to four California cities to take photos, talk to marchers, and understand different perspectives surrounding the 2018 Women's March. For extended coverage, see yesterday's immersive multimedia story. ...
Women’s March 2018: The Resistance Continues
Zahra Muzaffar and Aisha Chabane
January 28, 2018
Filed under Featured, Foothill Life, Local News, Politics
An interactive multimedia experience outlining the events of Women's March in 4 cities in California.
Perspective: Oprah 2020 — a leader for our nation?
Ryan Sherod, Staff Writer
January 24, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Opinion + Politics, Politics
At the 2017 Golden Globe Awards, Oprah Winfrey received the Cecil B. DeMille Award for outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment. Oprah gave a televised speech that inspired a viral movement, #Oprah2020, urging the philanthropist to run for office in the next election. Oprah Winfrey...
Op-Ed: The Sociology of Climate Change Denial
Logan Keifling, Staff Writer
December 6, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Opinion + Politics, Politics, Science + Tech
Over 15,000 climate scientists from 188 different countries signed a joint declaration certifying human's role in climate change. Why are we still doubtful?
Petroleum & Permafrost: Impacts of The Senate Tax Plan
Alix Schoback, News and Politics Editor
December 5, 2017
Filed under Featured, Politics, Science + Tech
The Senate's recently passed tax bill has significant implications for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaskan permafrost, and our warming planet.
World Perspectives: Foothill Professors Examine Trump’s First Year
Devaki Dikshit, Staff Writer
November 15, 2017
Filed under Foothill Life, Politics
A multinational panel of Foothill Professors examine the Trump campaign's promises after his first year.
In Review: President Trump’s First Year in Office
Aditi Pandey, Staff Writer
November 13, 2017
Filed under Featured, Opinion + Politics, Politics, Reviews
Foothill students born in the late 1990s have already lived through the greater part of three presidencies. But, our current administration is the first one many of us are fully cognizant of and able to participate in from start to finish -- which is somewhat ironic, considering Trump has touted his own unorth...
The Manhattan Attack: What We Should be Regulating
Devaki Dikshit, Staff Writer
November 3, 2017
Filed under Featured, Opinion, Opinion + Politics, Politics
President Trump leaped on on the opportunity to denounce the Manhattan attack by an Uzbek immigrant. If only he had done the same for the much deadlier Vegas shooting committed by a white man.
America’s Systemic Neglect of Public Transit
Devaki Dikshit, Staff Writer
October 31, 2017
Filed under Local News, Opinion + Politics, Politics
Nearly everyone who takes the 52, 40, VTA Light Rail, or even Caltrain to campus has had one issue or another with transit -- whether it be bus-bunching, overcrowding, less than seamless transfers; any of the numerous symptoms of decay in our public transit system. I made a new friend, a foreign exchang...
With Northern California Ablaze, President Trump Ignores Disaster
Stephen So, Staff Writer
October 28, 2017
Filed under Opinion + Politics, Politics
Death, destruction, and despair. The chain of fires in Northern California have claimed 383 square miles of land, reduced 7,700 structures to rubble, and left ashes in its wake; since its fiery outburst on the 8th of October, 42 lives have been lost. The TUBBS fire alone is considered the most...
Assembly Bill 19: The California College Promise
Logan Keifling, Staff Writer
October 27, 2017
Filed under Featured, Foothill Life, Local News, Politics
On October 13, California’s bill AB 19 was approved by Governor Jerry Brown, and became law. Primarily authored by state assemblyman Miguel Santiago* (D-53rd district), AB 19 provides what is effectively free tuition for the first term of community college for full-time students who apply for it. Th...
“I don’t care, I’m not American.”
Stephen So, Staff Writer
October 13, 2017
Filed under Featured, Opinion, Opinion + Politics, Politics
It's been two weeks since the largest mass shooting in modern US history. Why did the conversation stop?
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