Science & Tech – Bear Witness

Caffeine puts some pep in athletes’ workouts

Shlok Gore, Science and Health Editor

June 8, 2019

Just 200 mg of it sends chemical signals throughout the human body. After it’s reabsorbed in the small intestines, your body starts to tingle, muscles suddenly feel more alive, the mind abruptly regaining clarity. The caffeine...

State strengthens vaccine law

Uzor Awuzie, Student Life Editor

June 6, 2019

Starting July 1, California will require all children enrolled in state schools, both public and private, to have certain doctor-recommended immunizations before they can be enrolled. The different vaccines vary by age, ranging fr...

Students, teachers find health personal

April 5, 2019

Women still underrepresented in tech

April 4, 2019

Second- Semester Burnout: Causes and Cures

February 15, 2019

Hacking Valentine’s Day

February 14, 2019

Marketing, memes cause AirPod popularity spike

February 12, 2019

Holidays in video games

Caitlyn Schlaman, Staff Writer

January 16, 2019

Some games are certainly famous for their holiday representations, luring returning and new players to participate in the festivities in the real world, and in the virtual. “Hitman 2”: The game added a holiday pack, which adds ...

Waste-deep in Food

January 14, 2019

Teen shoppers increasingly going digital

January 9, 2019

Using phones to cut phone use

Laura Heffernan, Arts and Entertainment Editor

October 2, 2018

Teens are addicted to their phones. According to a 2016 survey by Common Sense Media, 50 percent of teens admit to being addicted to their phones, and 72 percent of teens feel the need to immediately respond to a text m...

Check your settings: Your data is not as safe as you think

Caitlyn Schlaman, Staff Writer

October 1, 2018

Most people spend hours on social media sites such as Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, yet few Americans may understand what privacy rights they’re giving up. Recently, several court cases that have gained media attention, ...