Justin Turner gets covid-19
Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor November 5, 2020 32 years. Los Angeles has been waiting for this for 32 years. The Los Angeles Dodgers are World Series champions after a Major League Baseball season […]
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NFL trade deadline: winners and losers
Jack Hagen | Writer November 8, 2020 November 3rd marked the trade deadline for the NFL: the last day that teams can exchange players and draft picks before the next offseason. While it was fairly […]
How to fact check social media “news”
OVERWHELMING: the amount of news related information we receive on social media is difficult to manage. Image courtesy of abc News Kate Hedger | Student Life editor November 8, 2020 We have all been in […]
Senior spotlight: Matthew Macarewich
Savannah Gresham | Writer November 8, 2020 Drumline, college applications, and rocket science are just a few items on Senior Matthew Macarewich’s everyday to-do-list. Far from the typical teen, Macarewich has built an extensive resumé […]
England reenters national lockdown
Eden Milligan | Head Editor November 6, 2020 Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently announced that England is enforcing a second national lockdown, effective November 5. Johnson said he wishes to prevent a second spike of […]
The Electoral College: outdated and irrelevant?
BIDEN IN THE LEAD: Past map shows Biden’s lead in the Electoral college. Biden was projected the winner of the 2020 election on November 3. Map courtesy of the Associated Post Mia Costales | […]
Your local election results
Jack Harris | Writer November 8, 2020 During the past few weeks, most of the news cycle has been dedicated to the constant drama of the presidential election, neglecting local elections. Election day has finally […]
Presidential election update: possible outcomes
By Maxine Davey | Editor in Chief November 4, 2020 After a whirlwind night, the electoral college stands at 238 votes for Biden and 213 for Trump, with 87 remaining. Votes by mail have slowed […]
Businesses board up in election preparation
By Kaitlyn Harsey | Arts and Entertainment Editor November 3, 2020 Many citizens fear the American polarized political climate, but is there a real fear of a civil war if either candidate wins? Depending on who you […]
Silverado Fire rages through Orange County
By Nathan Melcher | Computer Design Editor November 1, 2020 On October 26, 2020 at 6:52 am, a wildfire broke out in the Silverado area of California. Raging winds and lack of easy accessibility allowed […]