The Script

Perspective: What Vinyl Taught Me About Album Listening

Alix Schoback, Contributor • March 19, 2018

Renewed interest in vinyl records seems to be the most recent iteration of “old school” technology reentering the mainstream. Urban Outfitters carry suitcase-style Crosley record players in pastel...

Opinion: There’s a Better Way to Talk to Trump Supporters

Rick Holder, Staff Writer • March 12, 2018

“When they go low, we go high.” -Former First Lady Michelle Obama I have long been a champion of progressive policies such as crafting a more equitable health care system, ending the assault on undocumented...

Opinion: Connecting Communities With Foothill’s Physics Show

Ronnie Miller, Contributor • March 11, 2018

Fifteen feet above the ground, Foothill College physics professor David Marasco mounted a unicycle. The crowd gasped in suspense as he began to pedal slowly across a thin pipe, three hundred pounds of...

In Wake of Israeli – Palestinian conflict, Foothill students side with Peace

Devaki Dikshit, Staff Writer • February 9, 2018

On December 6th, 2017, Trump shocked nations worldwide in a statement formally declaring Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. “This is nothing, more or less, than a recognition of reality,” he went on,...

Op-Ed: The Sociology of Climate Change Denial

Why countless Americans deny the existence of one of the most pressing issues of our time.

Logan Keifling, Staff Writer • December 6, 2017

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?

Impacts of the #MeToo Campaign: from Personal to Political

Ryan Sherod, Staff Writer • October 25, 2017

The #MeToo campaign may be new to your numerous newsfeeds, but its creation likely predates your very account activation. Activist Tarana Burke started the movement all the way back in 2007; only a year...

“I don’t care, I’m not American.”

Our only active agenda in fighting gun violence is apathy.

Stephen So, Staff Writer • October 13, 2017

It's been two weeks since the largest mass shooting in modern US history. Why did the conversation stop?

The Mental Health Crisis: How neglect mass-manufactures mass-shooters

Liza Turchinsky, Editor-in-Chief • October 2, 2017

"Guns don't kill people. Our Mental Health system does." A look into why there's more to reform than gun control.

From Protest to Party: Remember the History of ‘Pride’

Ryan Sherod, Contributor • June 25, 2017

Anyone who visits their local pride month celebrations is sure to see a few things: dancing, rainbow flags (everywhere), and herds of intoxicated people with absolutely no idea what they are celebrating....