Opinion – The Trailblazer

The Opinion section is edited by Lauren Eusebio and Claudia Kim.

With the pandemic comes the cancellation and delay of new shows airing or streaming, as well as the cancellation of a lot of famous shows for which its audience was anticipating a new season.

Despite limitations and cancellations, the film industry will get back on track

Darcy Bergstein, Staff Writer
October 26, 2020

In an unsafe setting, one asymptomatic, infected individual can cause a chain of Covid-19 infections –– known as a superspreading event.

Limit large gatherings to fight Covid-19

Anabelle Joukhadarian, Staff Writer
October 19, 2020

Using a public Instagram poll, students were asked the overall question: “Would you say the hybrid schedule is good or bad?”

The hybrid schedule: Effective or difficult?

Julia Bang, Staff Member
October 14, 2020

Specific guidelines and new, creative activities should be constructed in order to keep American citizens safe while also preserving the Halloween spirit.

A new halloween

Dylan Cochin, Staff Writer
October 13, 2020

On Monday, Hills students and faculty protested in support of the Black Lives Matter movement by writing slogans and the names of police brutality victims throughout Hills' parking lot and near its entrance. The protest was planned by the Hills-Valley equity team.

The injustice within the justice system

Nikki Spinak
June 13, 2020

The Pascack Hills GSA stands in support of the Black Lives Matter Movement. With more attention being called to Black Lives Matter and other related causes, it’s important to be aware of the facts: This isn’t a new issue.

Hills Gay-Straight Alliance ‘stands in support of the Black Lives Matter movement’

Gay-Straight Alliance
June 10, 2020

Dozens of Hills students of all races have vocalized their concern over issues raised by George Floyd's death through their Instagram stories.

Say his name: George Floyd

Lauren Eusebio, Opinion Editor
June 1, 2020

The fall Pascack Hills pep rally, the first where the Class of 2020 were seniors.

From a senior during the coronavirus pandemic

Sofia Papadopoulos, Editor-in-Chief
May 9, 2020

A silhouette in front of a common virtual background offered by Zoom, a video conferencing service. Some students choose to turn off their camera or mute their microphone during virtual classes.

How virtual learning is obfuscating self-image

Claudia Kim, Opinion Editor
April 29, 2020

Artist Sam Smith and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres have been criticized for their social media posts while in quarantine.

Privilege during a pandemic: how cancel culture continues in quarantine

Lauren Eusebio, Opinion Editor
April 16, 2020

Customers lined up outside Wegmans on Friday morning. Many wore masks and gloves. A sign on the right reads “Entrance only” as the store is controlling the number of shoppers who enter.

What ‘just doing my job’ now means

Jared Mitovich, Editor-in-Chief
April 5, 2020

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What “My Year of Rest and Relaxation” teaches us about capitalism in isolation

Claudia Kim, Opinion Editor
March 30, 2020

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