Image credit: Public Discourse In 2026, we hardly have the need for libraries anymore. The internet gives us access to pretty much anything, from movies to AI, we no longer need to walk to the library and spend hours researching a topic. This is both good and bad. On one side, we have pretty much unlimited access to knowledge, but on the other side, it seems like we are slowly losing the ability to actually look for information. Because the internet is both wonderful and horrible, we’re...

Image via Canva I’m pretty sure we all know how large Los Angeles is. This sprawling city we all live in has so many little treasures in the weirdest places, it’s almost overwhelming. I think that this might be why I (and maybe you too) constantly buy books through Amazon or Barnes and Noble. Barnes and Noble is an amazing store, and I would like to remind you that this article’s purpose is not to trash-talk such a great place to find both rare and popular books (this applies to any other...

ERHS is a 7th through 12th grade school, so it can get boring being on the same campus for 6 years, but if there’s one thing ERHS has going for it, it's the opportunities. The math and science classes are all amazing and with the IB and AP courses, if you’re into it, you could definitely go far in the STEM field. But even if you don’t like science or math, ERHS has tons of other options. The clubs and performing/visual arts classes are amazing ways to delve into other interesting topics. ...