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Online, New-Age Spirituality & QAnon
With a likeness to many other forms of harmful ideology, QAnon has seeped into the online spaces that share a mutual apprehension to the COVID-19 pandemic, and to the world as they see it. As Adrienne LaFrance of The Atlantic wrote in a June 2020 article , “QAnon is emblematic of modern America’s susceptibility to conspiracy theories, and its enthusiasm for them. But it is also already much more than a loose collection of conspiracy-minded chat-room inhabitants. It is a movem
Paige Homer
Feb 2, 20214 min read


Where There’s Need: An Exposé on The Salvation Army
Despite being founded on humanitarian ideals, the Salvation Army struggles with issues surrounding bias.
Jacob Witt '21
Feb 2, 20215 min read


Uncategorized American Students Suffer from Misunderstood ADHD Symptoms
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common mental disorders affecting children, according to the American...
Norah Peter '21
Feb 2, 20214 min read


Los Angeles Trump Voters: Where and Why?
The New York Times’ Extremely Detailed Map of the 2016 Presidential Election revealed a more right-leaning Los Angeles than one might expect
Lea Zaharoni
Feb 2, 202110 min read


Student Affinity Groups Point to Need for Authentic Spaces
Despite diversity and community being persistent themes at New Roads, many students of marginalized communities still struggle to find a com
Katherine Contreras '23
Feb 2, 20217 min read


The State of the Los Angeles Jewish Deli
Canter’s Deli, an LA icon, has had the same Fairfax location since opening in 1953. ( Lea Zaharoni / News Road) Delis once defined the...
Lea Zaharoni
Nov 25, 20205 min read


The Cult of Patagonia
In the face of climate change and rampant consumerism, one brand has emerged as a leader in sustainable capitalism. Now the brand faces its
Liam Waldman '22
Nov 25, 20206 min read


Santa Ana Winds Lead to Destruction of Power Lines, Causing Power Outages
Power outages caused by the Santa Ana Winds struck throughout Los Angeles, particularly affecting LADWP customers. On October 26th,...
Jacob Witt '21
Nov 25, 20203 min read


Asterisk or Star: The Story of the Lakers’ Championship
Contrary to what some might think, the Lakers’ path to the 2020 NBA Championship was filled with adversity, deserving of a star, not an aste
Mihret Melaku '21
Nov 25, 20208 min read


High School Debate: Open to Ideas, Not to Women
High school Speech and Debate programs provide students a fantastic opportunity to practice public speaking, critical thinking, and...
Nathalie Stefanov '23
Nov 25, 20205 min read


Migrant Field Workers’ Basic Needs Still Not Being Met Despite Pandemic
Eight months into the coronavirus pandemic, migrant farm workers in Ventura and Oxnard continue to work through unsafe conditions despite...
Katherine Contreras
Nov 18, 20205 min read


Making Sense of it All: Old-World Spirituality & Religion Today
Spirituality in modern times is not narrowly defined – despite its strong connotations and ties to ‘new-age’ religions, modern forms of...
Paige Homer
Nov 10, 20205 min read


How Should We Approach Iranian Relations? The “Tehrangeles” Take
The Westwood and Beverly Hills community, home to the highest concentration of Persians outside of Iran and aptly dubbed “Tehrangeles,”...
Ben Wasson
Nov 8, 20208 min read
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