Jack Hansen, Scot Scoop Managing Editor
• September 16, 2021
Content Warning: This documentary depicts a fatal racing incident.
Michael Schumacher is one of the most famous Formula One drivers, even outside of the sport. He's one of the greatest drivers of all...
In Arospace's fifth and final episode, hosts Chelsea Chang, Kasey Liu, and Jack Hansen discuss the American dialogue on sex and romance, from how it shows up in everyday life to mainstream media. They...
In the third episode of Arospace, hosts Chelsea Chang, Kasey Liu, and Jack Hansen discuss validation and relationships in the aromantic and asexual communities. Later in the episode, guest Anique Vachon...
In the second episode of Arospace, hosts Jack Hansen and Elise Hsu discuss discrimination that members of the aromantic and asexual communities face within the LGBTQ+ community and in general society....
For the past few decades, California and other states along the West Coast have experienced annual fires. Traditionally, these are natural, seasonal events caused by warmer seasons and an increase in dry...
Jack Hansen, Scot Scoop Managing Editor
• March 12, 2020
Humans get distracted.
Among the many things we get distracted by is shocking news.
It makes sense: Why would we care about mundane stories when there are more exciting events occurring? The...
Jack Hansen, Scot Scoop Managing Editor
• February 18, 2020
One million, two hundred thousand.
That’s how many people protested in the 2018 March for Our Lives.
Two million.
This is the number of people protesting in Hong Kong on June 16, 2019, according...
Jack Hansen, Scot Scoop Managing Editor
• February 14, 2020
“Broadcast Yourself.”
This was YouTube’s slogan for almost half of its life but has slowly been phased out. Even so, the ideals of the motto can still be found on the site today.
It’s a simple...
Jack Hansen, Scot Scoop Managing Editor
• January 24, 2020
Growing up in the U.S., we are taught that the price we see is not going to be the price we pay. I’ve known that since the first time I tried to buy something with my own money. I took my carefully counted...
Carlmont constructed a $6.7 million lab building in 2011. The goal? To introduce possibilities for students.
Since 2002, Carlmont has been offering biotechnology courses. However, in 2015, the school...
Many students imagine robotics as a group of computer geeks living in a lab year-round.
In reality, this is not the case. Members do not need to be STEM experts nor devote all their free time to the...
A little-known resource for Carlmont students lies in the upper A hall, providing students with opportunities to catch up on homework and study for tests.
The Academic Center, formerly known as the...
