Opinion – The Burlingame B

Evolution of American flag raising red flags

April 30, 2019

Nietzsche’s teachings on embracing struggle are relevant to today’s teens

March 25, 2019

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Friedrich Nietzsche. Slightly questionable. In both his opinions and his sanity. But one of the most interesting historical figures we learned about in Advanced Placement European History. At first glance, his ideas seem downright ap...

The Death of Social Movements

Charlie Chapman, Senior Reporter

March 25, 2019

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The 1969 Altamont Free Concert is often characterized as an endpoint of the 1960’s hippie movement. The event saw a young girl stabbed to death, three accidental deaths and one LSD overdose. In just one day, a movement that h...

Religion must overcome a secularizing America

March 25, 2019

Birdbox and imagining fear

February 25, 2019

The Value of Individual Sports

February 21, 2019

The Physical Education Dilemma

February 20, 2019

Schools glorify extroverts and wrongly alienate introverts

Caroline Yeow, Staff Reporter

February 20, 2019

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Personality types are categorized in two ways: introverted or extroverted. Extroverts derive energy from being in a social setting, while introverts derive energy from spending time in solitude. Shyness and introversion are di...

Burlingame needs a minimum wage ordinance

February 20, 2019

Flex Time in schools could be beneficial

Ethan Gardner, Staff Reporter

January 29, 2019

Filed under Opinion, Showcase

More schools in the SMUHSD district, including Aragon High School and Mills High School, have implemented a “flex time” in the middle of the day. This gives students a free period, in which they can do homework with frien...

Exploring the controversy of Burlingame’s eucalyptus trees

November 22, 2018

Canvas’ spiffy features are slow but sure to please

September 28, 2018