Ask Winter – Advice Column
Hey Winter, My boyfriend’s parents hate me. What should I do? Dear Hated, I understand how you could feel that way but just remember that they are still human. Some parents just naturally dislike anyone […]
Columns & Opinion
Student Poll – ISIS
By Alissa Roubison | Writer & Mac West | Writer October 7, 2014 First some background: ISIS is a growing major problem facing this world. ISIS stands for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria […]
Go Go Into Fall – Fashion Column
October 2, 2014 Lyzy Adler | Writer, Photographer Grab your go go boots because we are swinging back into the 60s. New York Fashion Week has shown huge trends that are going back in time to […]
Ask Winter – Advice Column
Hi Winter, I’m really stressed out with the start of school. I already had 2 essays! How can I manage my time better so that I will be less stressed? Dear Stressed, The beginning of […]
Creative Corner – “Light” by Stephanie Alpizar
The wind was howling, screaming in her ears; it was deafening. Her light shawl was wrapped tightly around her fragile, boney body, doing little more that nothing to protect her from the cutting air. Her […]
Super Bowl XLVIII: Seahawks 43, Broncos 8
The Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champions for the first time after defeating the Broncos 43-8. One of the best defenses in NFL history clashed with a prominent offense in Super Bowl XLVIII. The Denver […]
Shattered Fairy Tales
Every kid looks forward to growing up. They can’t wait to stop playing “house” and pretending to be a grown up. Kids want to be just like their parents and older siblings. They imagine driving […]
Christmas: Celebration or Commercialization?
Christmas isn’t what it used to be. What used to be a celebration of togetherness has now turned into only a time for capitalistic profit by big business. This commercialization has brought about a shift […]
The Unseen Effects of Misusing “Retarded”
Below is a speech I wrote for my school’s anti-bullying assembly in seventh grade. It promotes awareness of the hate behind the word “retarded.” Here’s a question that you probably know the answer to: […]
Fall Spirit Assembly: Two Very Different Perspectives
An ‘Uplifting’ Event Written by: Cheyenne Lassos On Friday October 25th, students at San Clemente High School experienced a truly moving occasion, their first Fall Spirit Assembly for 2013-14 school year. Highlighted by dances from […]