Annie Leow, Managing Editor
March 13, 2020
The outbreak of the coronavirus in the US was declared inevitable by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), and whether or not you usually trust the experts, they were right...
March 28, 2020
Practice book after practice book filled with endless pencil scribbles. Standardized tests remain a large factor in college admissions and often determine the chances of qualifying...
Campus safety comes under fire
March 27, 2020
Student uproar. Parent outcry. Teacher protest. As schools face an increasing number of violent incidents, college campuses have come...
It’s natural, it’s normal and it’s time to talk.
March 27, 2020
As far as society has come, it’s amazing how many taboos still linger. One of the strangest and most persistent is reproductive health. The...
Katie Lamm, Writer
March 29, 2020
In a dark room, among blow-up mattresses, stands a bright red window pane. Light pours into the room through a window, perfectly highlighting the ruby red pane. Emmett Campbell...
The Call of the Wild: from pages to the screen
March 28, 2020
Following the journey of a half-St. Bernard, half-Scottish terrier dog named Buck, Chris Sander’s The Call of the Wild movie hit theaters on...
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Ian McMillin, Staff Writer
March 27, 2020
From the outside looking in, the college recruiting process for high school athletes often raises more questions than answers. How do recruits get noticed by coaches? What’s...
March 26, 2020
At surface level, playing an esport is just a way to pass the time. For Keita Tanaka (11) and Brandon Min (12), playing video games is a lot more than just the push of a button. Tanaka...
March 25, 2020
In high school, dealing with the constant worries of grades, classes and homework can be stressful. However, Angelica Shirley, a Spanish teacher...
Quintin Zielinski pursues his artistic passion
March 24, 2020
From pencil and paper to digital design, Quintin Zielinski’s (12) lifelong passion for art has inspired him to develop his technique and design...