How to Find Your Passion
By: Sydney Burns | Writer May 24, 2018 For the past four years in high school, I struggled with “finding my passion” or what I love so much that I would want to do it […]
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Prom 2018 Review – “Midnight in Manhattan”
By: Morgan Thomas | Opinion Editor & Courtney McDonald | Writer May 24, 2018 Although last year’s Titanic prom theme was extremely subpar at best, this disappointment was nothing compared to this years prom, which […]
Three and a Half Simple Necessities for College
By: Kenzie McKinnon | Advertising/Creative Arts Manager Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Summer is about a minute away, and with that, all you graduating seniors must be getting pretty excited over the new start that the […]
Honoring the Class of 2018 – Senior Awards
Makena Spencer (12), Shane Lockett (12), and Samantha Olmos (12) receive a scholarship at Senior Awards. Photo by Elizabeth Day. By: Zoe Day | News Editor Wednesday, May 23, 2018 After four years of hard […]
Alphabet Under Fire as Google Employees Quit Over Concerns About Project Maven
By: Clayton Bonigut | Writer May 24, 2018 Alphabet is the owner of one of the largest tech and data companies in the world, Google. They oversee the web searches, files, photos, programs, communications and […]
The Posting POTUS: Where do we draw the line?
By: Morgan Thomas | Opinion Editor & Courtney McDonald | Writer May 24, 2018 With a new court ruling stating that President Trump cannot block critical users on his favorite social media platform, Twitter, a […]
Balancing Brains and Brawn: CIF Student Athlete, Marley Macarewich
By: Morgan Thomas | Opinion Editor May 15, 2018 The classic saying, “Brains over Brawn” has been used to convey the mindset of intellectuals in a society that oftentimes values the athlete over the academic. […]
The Gathering of Heavenly Bodies: A Closer Look at the Met Gala 2018
Blake Lively, a regular at the Met Gala, wowed in a burgundy colored dress. Courtney McDonald | Writer May 9, 2018 The Met Gala. The prestigious event that serves to raise funds for the Metropolitan […]
A Woman’s Right to Choose
By: Savi Raghuraman | Student Life Editor & Lucy Terry | Student Life Editor May 9, 2018 While many anti-abortionists argue that from the moment of conception the unborn “child” deserves the same rights as […]
Advice for Future Tritons
By: Zoe Day | News Editor Wednesday, May 23, 2018 High school can be whatever adjective you choose to put in front of it — exciting, confusing, stressful, wonderful, and maybe all at once. You’ll […]