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Sanctuary cities welcome immigrants with open arms

Sanctuary cities are welcoming immigrants with open arms (Southern Poverty Law Center). By: Abigail Calandra | Writer April 18, 2019 Since the 2016 election, immigration has declined, yet it remains one of the most polarized [...]
Arts/Entertainment

“Take A Chance” on Mamma Mia!

By: Flynn Lloyd | Editor in Chief April 12, 2019 Everyone should “take a chance” on the premier of SCHS Drama’s performance of Mamma Mia. Filled with vibrant costumes, upbeat dance routines, and hysterical dialogue, [...]
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Quiksilver Pro at Duranbah: Italo edges out Kolohe

By Ethan Jolly | Writer April 12, 2019 Well, ladies and gents, World Surfing League (WSL) season has begun. The first event to kick off the men’s champion tour took place on the sunny Gold [...]
Showcase

How you can prepare for AP testing

By: Sofia Helmle | Writer April 11, 2019 With May just around the corner, it’s finally time to begin preparations for the highly awaited AP and IB test taking season! While for many seniors, the [...]
News

Solar for SCHS: How CUSD students made it happen

By Reid Corley | Writer/Multimedia April 12, 2019 Spring break is a joyous time of year for high school students throughout the country; they get a full week of school off, and finally get their [...]
Columns & Opinion

Making humans healthier by genetic engineering carries too profound a risk

By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor March 22, 2019 In November 2018, the scientific community erupted in a mix of curiosity and outrage at the claims of two twins being born, genetically altered by a [...]
News

New Zealand chooses gun reform in lieu of thoughts & prayers

By, Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor March 21, 2019 On March 15, 2019, an Australian gunman opened fire on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand killing 50 and injuring another 50. It took less than [...]

Measles Outbreak Across the Country

By: Carli Lawrence | Writer April 18th, 2019 A measles outbreak is spreading across the country rapidly. As of April 17, the Department of Health and Human Services in Michigan have confirmed a total of [...]
Sanctuary cities welcome immigrants with open arms
Debate raised over the legality of forced vaccinations

Float-A-Boat sailing to a Triton pool near you!

By: Gabe Govi | Multimedia April 19, 2018 The long-awaited, annual opportunity for up to 50 points of extra credit is available for students in any physics course, so long as four of them are [...]
Car Chronicles: San Diego Gran Turismo
Real life Easter bunnies

Wade and Nowitzki finish off historic NBA careers

By: Evan Dillbeck | Writer April 12, 2019 Wednesday night marked the final games in the historic careers of two NBA Legends: Dwyane Wade and Dirk Nowitzki. Wade and his Miami Heat took on the [...]
Quiksilver Pro at Duranbah: Italo edges out Kolohe
NBA Playoffs Preview: Sixers this year’s dark-horse

Democratic platform looks shaky heading in to 2020

By: Brayden Young | Chief Political Correspondent April 19, 2019 Well, we are not even halfway through 2019, but election campaigns are starting right now. In my last article, I spoke about the reasons why [...]
Your kids may never have a job
The brutally long-lasting impact of school shootings

“Take A Chance” on Mamma Mia!

By: Flynn Lloyd | Editor in Chief April 12, 2019 Everyone should “take a chance” on the premier of SCHS Drama’s performance of Mamma Mia. Filled with vibrant costumes, upbeat dance routines, and hysterical dialogue, [...]
Movie Review: Us
Breaking down MGMT’s “Kids”