Keeping Your Furry Friend Safe
By: Alexis Weppner | Writer November 22, 2015 Admit it: We’re all guilty of feeding our furry little friends table scraps! And while it’s quite obvious that they enjoy it — some, so much […]
2015
A Naive Person’s Look at Loss
By: Chloe Rudnicki | Opinion Editor December 3, 2015 Sometimes, life decides to take something beautiful and break it. Hearts, minds, relationships, memories: nothing is sacred to this ruthless monster, powered by time and […]
Thanksgiving Isn’t All About The Food
By Koby Wolfe | Writer December 3, 2015 This Thanksgiving, the traditional football games were either exciting or just a straight dominant play by one team. There were a great number of amazing catches, impressive […]
Thanksgiving Break Vacations 2015
By: Katie Kendall | Writer & Melissa Whitsell | Writer December 3, 2015 Every year for Thanksgiving, students spend their week-long break in captivating spots like mountains, deserts, and even distant beaches. Thanksgiving […]
Making a Splash with Girls Water Polo
By El Seabern | Writer & Taylor Jower | Writer December 1, 2015 After losing by one point last year against El Toro at CIF finals, the varsity girls water polo team couldn’t help […]
Starbucks Coffee Cup Controversy
By: Brooke Herbes | Writer & Masie Velasquez | Writer December 4, 2015 Remember those holiday seasons with the soothing coffee in your hands, the cup emblazoned with designs that made one feel […]
How the Mighty Have Fallen: An overview of Ronda Rousey’s shocking defeat at UFC 193
By Max Jonnaert | Writer November 19, 2015 “She’s going to try and kick me in the head but it’s not going to go like that,” Rousey nonchalantly boasted on The Tonight Show, days before […]
Winter Play Preview – A Christmas Carol
By Brooke Visagie | Newspaper Club November 11, 2015 Temperatures are dropping and a week-long break is just around the corner. Winter is coming! Even so, as the holidays draw nearer, you might find yourself asking, […]
Looking in From the Outside: Understanding Terrorism in the Middle East
By Chloe Rudnicki |Opinion Editor November 6, 2015 Religion is an unwieldy thing in its dreadfully human power to inspire and destroy. Passion is no virtue, and can be twisted to appease both the […]
Standardized Testing or Binge-Watching Netflix, You Pick
By Anna O’Mousse | Newspaper Club November 18, 2015 Those who have attended pubic school for the duration of their elementary and secondary academic career have likely spent at least one full week and a […]