Editorial: Commending FUHSD’s decision on remote learning
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• November 4, 2020

Issue 2: Letter from the Editors
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Social media: Is it worth the risks?
Jason Shan, Web Editor
• November 4, 2020

Biden should be judged on policy, not stutter
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• November 3, 2020

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Sruthi Medepalli and Amy Liu
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the Epic’s favorite Spooky Season hits
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Viking votes promotes voter registration among students
Claire Chiu, Writer
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Idolizing politicians: The destruction of democracy
Sruthi Medepalli, Copy Editor
• October 30, 2020
Informed voting: Guide to measures on the 2020 General Election ballot
Sunny Li, Youqi Huang, Lillian Fu and Sophie Au
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The history of presidential debates
Ron Aich and Bennie Chang
• October 30, 2020

A genocide’s a genocide, no matter the size
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