MARCH 2021 AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL 36300 FREMONT BLVD FREMONT, CA 94536 VOL. 48 ISSUE #6

For the People Act of 2021Exploring the recent voting reform measure that passed the House this past weekHaritha RajasekarStaff Writer

Space X Launch: Success or Failure?The SN10 rocket launched triumphantly- then exploded into flamesNamita Nair Staff Writer

Swim Safe or Swim Sick How to swim safely during the COVID-19 pandemicAlvin GonzalesStaff Writer

Song UnavailableTons of K-Pop songs suddenly removed from SpotifyDarcy ChewStaff Writer March 1, 2021. What was supposed to be a nice and sunny start to the beginning of the month turned sour for international K-Pop fans when they opened Spotify. They soon discovered when they tried to play some of their favorite songs the same recur-ring message appeared. “Song Unavailable.” Thousands of K-Pop songs were sud-denly gone overnight without warning. Included in the list of removed songs were hits from popular artists like IU, Monsta X, and Mamamoo, among others. Besides just songs being gone, their streams had also disappeared. In the K-Pop community, Spotify streams have long been...

Does the California Senate Care about Mental Health?Senate Bills 14 and 224 are calling for mental health reform in schools as it becomes an increasing concern amongst teensAbigail Manalese Staff Writer

A “Normal” Breakfast with Eagle and Kevin

Akari Che Mamata ElangovanStaff Writers

The Fall of David DobrikHow the once-renowned “King of Youtube” fell to his demise and his disturbing work to desensitize sexual harassmentRenee CheungStaff Writer

Learning Pods at AmericanAmerican is already beginning to

reintroduce in person learning

Chaha MukherjeeStaff Writer

Deeper Look Into DietsInside look on students’ current diets and how they have changed in the past yearElise KaylorStaff Writer

Relief, Reopen, RecoveryThe reopening process: negotiations, hybrid-learning, and standardized testingMengting ChangStaff Writer

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Column: American Students and Staff, You’re Not Being HeardThe FUSD board of trustees and the Board of Education have not made significant progress for both students and teachers evidenced by the recent SRO issue.Abigail Manalese Staff Writer The Fremont Unified School District and its constituents are per-formative activists. Years have passed, but the same issues teach-ers and students are facing have not been solved. Including large class sizes, massive caseloads for counselors, and students’ men-tal health concerns, the school board has not been doing enough. It has been especially evident that the education system has been failing its employees and students thanks in part to the pandemic. With work and school being at home, the public’s eyes have...

Try Out for Track!The low turnout of people for the 2020-2021 track season so far

Alvin GonzalesStaff Writer

Pre-Registering to VoteHearing from students who have

pre-registered to exercise their right to vote and looking into the experi-ences of students who participated

in pre-registration drivesHaritha Rajasekar

Staff Writer

Back to the Kitchen, Gamer Girl!

With so many people of both gen-ders hopping on competitive games, why are girls continuously subject-

ed to toxicity in the lobby?Alvin Gonzales

Staff Writer

Happy Spring Happy Spring Break! Break!