The 2017 hurricane season was deadly, affecting over 26 million Americans, killing thousands, and costing the U.S. economy over 200 billion dollars. This horror elicited elaborate responses from federal and state agencies, non-profit rescue groups, and large corporations. Among these corporations was Apple. On its website, Apple details its supposedly expansive
Read More
Facebook’s recent PR debacles involving user privacy, data collection and targeted advertisements have worried many about the privacy of their data online. For many, Facebook’s recent exposé is a reminder that the internet is not a safe vault for personal data. Yet Facebook’s recent breach highlights the digitalized advertisement industry’s
Read More
Technology, or simply, tech. A poorly treated word, that has received unfair media coverage. As a result, we often associate tech with super advanced innovations, such as VR glasses, self-driving cars and robotic doctors. Sure, these technologies have been revolutionary, with robotic doctors saving lives and robots making work efficient.
Read More
“Does anybody need bus passes?” It’s a common question asked by teachers and staff, but one that students don’t value much. In Odle Middle School, there are two sets of buses. The first set leaves the school at 3:35, five minutes after dismissal. The second set, the activity buses, leaves at
Read More
Note: Odle ASB President Joshua Wang is a member of the NWYJ. He did not impact this article in any way, and this article was written from an independent point of view. The Odle Associated Student Body (ASB) recently published an ASB Transparency Report. The author of the report, ASB President
Read More