On December 22, 2018 The U.S. government was forced to shut down when Congress and the White House couldn’t agree on government spendings, and ran out […]
Category: News
Student Press Freedom Day and Protecting Student Publications From Censorship
Today, Student Press Freedom Day, is an important day for celebrating, drawing attention to, and advocating for the rights of student journalists and their publications. The […]
How School Affects Students’ Mental Health
Stress can be a good thing, like feeling nervous before a performance. In the case of the performance, it does not last for an extended amount […]
Salem Women’s March 2019
Starting in January 2017 after President Trump was elected, the Women’s March “exists to fight bigotry and discrimination in all their forms,”, according to their website. […]
South Students Attend MLK March
On January 21, about 200 people gathered at North Salem High School to listen to a presentation lead by students in the Salem Keizer school district, […]
Saxons Attend Sierra Club Conference
Three Saxons, Claire Graham ‘22, Angelique Prater ‘21, Sonia Boeger ‘19, attended a student coalition conference in Georgia on Dec. 17 through 19. The conference was […]
Oregon Makes Clean Energy Bill Priority for 2019
After bringing up climate change in Oregon’s 2018 legislative session, Kate Brown and other Oregon politicians have agreed that passing the Clean Energy Jobs Bill will […]
December Issue – Dec. 21
Read the Clypian here
Texas Judge Rules Affordable Care Act Unconstitutional
Texas District Judge Reed O’Connor, has ruled the Affordable Care Act [ACA] unconstitutional. Ruling it unconstitutional can affect the 20 million Americans that have access to […]
