Opinion/Editorial

The inconsistencies in Anti-Tobacco Campaigns By Claudia Delgadillo  (Features Editor) -2/27/17 Smokers are being alerted with various advertisements and announcements on television commercials, YouTube ads, social media, and other venues about the negative effects smoke will have on them. However, according to several sources, these advertisements are not giving precise information to their targets. One popular source, Thetruth.com, isn’t really living up to its name. These advertisements may be presented today, but sources show that these…

What students should take into account before choosing a college by Vanessa Perez (Special Features Editor) – 3/20/16 With college admission letters being delivered, many Kennedy seniors have began to think about which university they’re going to attend in the fall. But there is more to think about than just the prestige of a university name.

The Latino Population can substantially effect who our next president will be. by Muizz Ullah (Staff Writer) – 3/19/16 The upcoming election is very significant, especially with the open seat in our Supreme Court for the next president to assign. When it comes to who and how our government will be operated, the Latino population can play a major role in this decision.

Reasons why students at John F. Kennedy give things up for Lent by Valeria Torres (Staff Writer) – 3/18/16 Many strong believers of the Roman Catholic faith and some protestant Christians practice a period of sacrifice and repentance by giving up certain foods or activities forty days before Easter, all with a different, individual purpose.

Should police protect dogs with armor? by Sebastian Quezada (Staff Writer) – 3/17/16 Police dogs this year have been dying at a greater rate than in previous years due to heat exhaustion and a lack of body protection. Approximately five police dogs have died in the line of duty by either being stabbed or shot.