Changing the Tune
November 18, 2025
Enjoy responsibly: Why we can’t separate art from the artist
We shouldn’t separate art from the artist because art is often tied directly to the identity of the artist, and their beliefs. Additionally, by supporting the art, we directly support the problematic artist.
Transition from online to in-person learning impacts students’ sleep
After enjoying more sleep allowed by the flexibility of online school, many Huskies are finding it difficult to maintain healthy sleep schedules after the exhausting days and increased workloads from in-person school.
Is defunding the police an option in Fremont?
Calls to defund the police in Fremont have led to some changes being implemented. Huskies would like reforms such as having funds to be redirected towards homelessness prevention and other such initiatives.
Unnecessary violence plagues sporting events
At many Bay Area high school sporting events, fights have recently broken out. One solution includes having campus officers at games to prevent the outbreak of violence.
TikTok at schools: How vandalism became a trend
Dangerous Tiktok trends, from vandalising bathrooms to smacking teachers, have been spreading rapidly; some have even made their mark at Washington.
How healthy are Washington’s school lunch options?
It’s important to consider the nutritional value of free school lunches because of the large number of students who regularly eat them.
Should masks be enforced during PE?
Some students feel that masking is uncomfortable because it makes it difficult to breathe; others don’t feel much of a difference. Overall, however, Huskies understand the importance of masking in order to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Prashi Dali: Success through perseverance
Senior Prashi Dali, a waterpolo player, enjoys the sport because it has taught her the power of hard work and commitment.
Day of The Dead celebrations at Washington
WHS Spanish teacher Ms. Danner-Vera celebrates the Day of the Dead, meant to honor one’s ancestors, by making memory boxes with her classes.