Humor and its place in the news
Ryan Bautista | Layout Manager & Head Editor May 22, 2026 Everyone in Newspaper hates how I write. Well, hate is a strong word. Let me reword it: everyone in Newspaper strongly dislikes and can’t […]
Columns & Opinion
Flop till you drop: high school students and their love for Rainbow Sandals
Marlie Langer | Head Editor May 26, 2026 With the weather warming up, students all over Southern California are turning to their favorite shoes just waiting to be worn again. From high schools to college […]
Depop: how students sell their way into a side hustle
Thomas Marnella | Social Media Editor May 26, 2026 As most know, being a teenager is expensive. Between going out, food, and new clothes, money burns away. Many of us teenagers don’t have the time […]
A case for IB reform at SCHS
Audrey Folia | Editor-in-Chief May 22, 2026 In prefacing this article, there are a few things that I would like to make clear. Firstly, the IB program at SCHS is successful in many ways. From […]
Going Greek: sisterhood, status, and social pressure
Margot Lee | A&E Editor April 3, 2026 As the class of 2026 makes their college decisions, the concept of Greek life seems to come up frequently in the commitment process. But what does it […]
UC admissions decisions: the surge towards California
Emerson Watt | Opinion Editor March 27, 2026 For many California students, University of California (UC) admissions no longer feel predictable. Is it chance or rising competitiveness that is redefining the game of college admissions? […]
Should ASB elections evolve?
Kat Piantka | Editor-in-Chief March 27, 2026 It’s that time of year again, election week has arrived. And with it comes the intense anticipation and controversy over who will become the next class and Associated Study […]
When “where” you go to college matters more than “why” you go
Audrey Folia | Editor-in-Chief March 27, 2026 With March 26th marking the so-called “Ivy day,” around 95% of applicants to Ivies are left defeated at their rejection. The other 5% are rejoicing the fact that […]
The loss of third spaces
Margot Lee | A&E Editor March 23, 2026 A third space is a frequent informal setting in one’s life other than the two main spaces of home and work/school. It is defined as an atmosphere […]
Peace is cheaper
Chloe Cabatuan | Writer March 20, 2026 The definition of peace is the act of nonviolence and cooperation. However, as far as anyone can see, that isn’t an accurate description of America today. War is […]