Cassidy O’Toner | Writer April 28, 2022 Historically, the United States has made a point to punish drug users rather than helping to rehabilitate them. The system of punishing citizens for their transgressions and offenses […]
Brookelynn Hodgin | Writer April 26, 2022 Finals near. AP tests near. IB assessments near. Graduation nears… As the school year comes to an end, the stress seems to build exponentially. In such dire times, […]
Austin Ashizawa | Student Life Editor March 18, 2022 This month, many Japanese-Americans will make the pilgrimage to remember the unfathomable acts committed against loyal American citizens during WWII. Perhaps the most shocking part of […]
Sophie Echternach | Writer March 20, 2022 Spring Break is everyone’s favorite week-long break from school. Warm weather, sandy beaches, and no homework all paint the perfect picture for a break. However, in the last […]
Brookelynn Hodgin | Writer March 13, 2022 About 35% of all athletes have experienced or continue to experience mental health crises. This, however, does not account for the number of athletes who have undergone struggles […]
Reaghan Mulligan | Newsroom Manager March 11, 2022 In March 2020, 26-year-old Breonna Taylor’s house was raided by three police officers under the suspicion that two men were utilizing Taylor’s home to traffic drugs to […]
Cassidy O’Toner | Writer March 6, 2022 On March 1, United States President Joe Biden gave the annual State of the Union address to the 117th Congress. Flanked by Vice President Harris and House Speaker […]
Harrison York | Editor-in-Chief February 25, 2022 On February 15, California’s indoor mask mandate expired. Students, however, are still forced to wear them six hours a day in the classroom. And unlike the statewide mandate, […]
Brookelynn Hodgin | Writer 12 February 2022 On Thursday, San Juan Hills High School students could be found up on the hill above their campus filming a video for their anti-mask—oh sorry, I meant “pro-mask […]
Cassidy O’Toner | Writer February 6, 2022 The Florida GOP strikes again! Who are the victims? Minority and working-class voters. Who’s surprised? No one. Starting as the result of a rapid string of lawsuits, the […]