Cartoon: The Jaws of the Supreme Court

Andrew Shu, Staff Writer|May 8, 2022

The draft majority opinion leaked on May 2, 2022, suggests that the Supreme Court will overturn the 1973 case Roe v. Wade, which affirms a pregnant woman’s right to an abortion. People are worried about what this upcoming decision could spell for other individual rights, as ongoing debates over liberties such as the one upheld by Roe cross into moral and religious areas. (Andrew Shu)

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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.

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