‘Girl dinner’ TikTok trends are harmful
Trends on social media are constantly cycling in and out of popularity. With that, it can be difficult to decipher which of these trends are innocent, and which of them are harmful.
Personal laptops: Tools for engagement
Technology has an undeniable impact on learning: 96 percent of teachers nationwide agree that technology increases student engagement. While the widespread availability of Chromebooks at Berkeley High School has drastically improved, there are still times when they are hard to access.
CTE pathways: key to equity at BHS
In this day and age, one does not have to go to college to be successful. One of the ways that California is trying to make jobs more accessible to high school graduates is through Career Technical Education or CTE Pathways.
Ally members of affinity groups take away from the overall cause
Berkeley High School prides itself on the spaces it provides for students from marginalized communities to come together. Many of these spaces have become a place for students to celebrate the cultures of different groups while talking about important issues that each community faces.
BHS bathrooms require a cultural shift
As a student in the Jan. 31 bulletin said, “I go to Berkeley High. Of course, there’s no paper towels or soap in the bathroom.” At BHS, bathrooms are infamous for being messy and missing necessary components.
The U.S. tipping system must be revised
When buying something, you might assume that the labeled cost of the product is the amount you’ll pay. However, it’s become more and more common for the person working the register to flip around the iPad and ask how much you’d like to tip, with tips like 15 percent, 20 percent, and even 25 percent
Cheating in school: A nuanced issue?
Yes: Sabine Rosen EDITORS NOTE: Neither Sabine Rosen nor the Jacket condone cheating. In a survey of over 70,000 students, more than 95 percent of students admitted to cheating in school in some capacity.