- November 7UCI Polling Centers Facilitate Youth Voter Participation
- November 5An Exploration of the Policies of Four Candidates on the City of Irvine’s Mayoral Ballot
- November 5How Irvine Chooses its Leaders: A Look into the City’s Election Process
- November 5A Breakdown of Dave Min and Scott Baugh: Two Critical Candidates for California’s 47th District Race
- November 5The Path to Presidency: How the Electoral College Plays a Crucial Role in Elections
![Plagiarism and other forms of academic dishonesty can be addictive, fueling the practice of corner-cutting and creating other bad habits, according to the City University of New York. “Getting away with [academic dishonesty] is probably the biggest ego-booster and motivator that someone can get,” former AP Psychology student and senior Vedant Tiwari said.](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Plagiarism-1200x838.png)
![Mishra (third from left) and Hommez (right most) pose with their fellow elementary Science Olympiad coaches and teacher adviser before a tournament, located at Sierra Vista Middle School. “The [original] idea for OCAST was elementary Science Olympiad,” Hommez said. “We were planning on creating that at Woodbury, but due to COVID, we were unable to, so we started OCAST instead. But a year later, we were able to get in touch with the principal.”](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Screen-Shot-2023-11-09-at-9.11.29-AM-1200x931.png)
