Cartoon: Shifting the blame

Andrew Shu, Staff Writer|March 11, 2023

In his State of the Union Address, President Joe Biden touched on pressing issues, including student debt and the unfairness of the tax system. One comment he made targeted Republicans, where he claimed that the GOP “want[ed] Medicare and Social Security to sunset.” This was one of several triggering claims that prompted verbal protests of the speech from Republicans. Such is the nature of our political party system, wherein even figures like unity-minded presidents constantly shift blame onto the opposition. America’s general disunity only hinders political productivity. (Andrew Shu)

About the Contributor

Photo of Andrew Shu

Andrew Shu, Staff Writer

Andrew Shu is a senior at Carlmont High School. This is his third year in the journalism program. As a Highlander editor and Scot Scoop cartoonist, Andrew enjoys creating art and design to make statements about campus and world events.

heheheha

Cartoon: Michelle Yeoh becomes the first Asian Oscar-winning lead actress

asl;dkfj;alkjdfs

Cartoon: Happy Ramadan 2023!

March 15th, 2020: the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic where schools shut down for a year and a half. Wednesday marked the three-year anniversary of that.

Cartoon: Time flies

As AP exams are nearing, students are getting more and more stressed for their upcoming tests. Its important to remember to take breaks and stay hydrated.

Cartoon: The anatomy of studying for AP exams

Cartoon: Rivers everywhere

As artificial intelligence makes its way into the music industry, the value and purpose of music will change forever.

Column: Artificial intelligence will revolutionize music

Though usually full of students, Carlmonts campus remained empty due to a one-day closure.

Breaking News: Ongoing power outages cause school cancellations

Unseen is located at the Carlmont Village Shopping Center in Belmont, CA.

Local business advocates for fashion sustainability

Snow covers the side of the road on Grizzly Peak in Berkeley, California.

Rare snowstorm in the Bay Area demonstrates the effects of climate change

Bryce Kupbens completes a layout step out on beam at the Level 9 Gymnastics Regionals. “I genuinely love this sport. Theres something about doing scary skills which is so fun, learning new ones are so exciting and just everything about it is really fun for me,” Kupbens said.

Athlete Profile: Bryce Kupbens’ twists and turns

2

Activate Search

The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

Cartoon: Shifting the blame

Comments (0)

We invite comments and responses to our content. Comments that are deemed appropriate and relevant will be published.

All Sort: Newest