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: […]
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Halt! The Principal is Coming!
PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE – these two daunting words can instill fear into the hearts of any student. Thankfully for me, our new principal Mr. Halt greeted me kindly and graciously when I stopped by his office […]
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 […]
All He Does is Nguyen
Is he a student – maybe a senior on the basketball team? No I thought he’s a Brony. What is that again – isn’t it a guy who likes the old cartoon My Little Pony? […]
Saylor’s Fight Against Leukemia
For most students, the first week of school is exciting and new but for Saylor Voris, sophomore, there was an unfortunate turn of events. After the first few days of school, Saylor was diagnosed with […]