The Rambler

Letter to the Editors

As a thank you for sharing her story, Gloria Meza wrote to us. Be sure to read her story here: https://sghsrambler.com/2019/03/12/the-glory-within-resilience/

#ThisIsNotConsent

This controversial court decision has sparked an enormous outrage in Ireland’s republic. In Dublin, women have hung underwear on clotheslines along sidewalks. In Cork, protestors laid lingerie on the steps of the courthouse.

Letter to the Editors

To the Editor:
First, as a teacher, I love when the Rambler addresses issues people think teens would never find interesting. The teachers’ strike affected students most of all, so it’s not surprising that you, our student journalists, would include coverage in the Rambler.

Episode V: The Teachers Strike Back

“Tell me what democracy looks like!” Ms. Barkley yelled.

“This is what democracy looks like!” triumphantly answered the crowd. 

“This is What Democracy Looks Like!”

“During the strike, I felt nothing less than empowered. We were out there in numbers. There were members in the South Gate community who stopped by to ask questions and wanted to know our reasons for striking. Those folks had a feeling that what they saw in the news was distorted. They found out that it was.” Mr. Martinez

Constitutional Contentions

In 1868, the 14thAmendment of the U.S. Constitution was ratified with the intent to grant newly freed slaves the rights other citizens in the United States had.

A New Principle, A New Direction

This 2018-2019 school year has kicked off with a new member in our Ram family, Principal Mr. Leo Gonzalez.