2019 Champions League Final preview

By Evan Dillbeck | Writer June 1, 2019 This Saturday, the UEFA Champions League Final takes place in Madrid, Spain as two English teams, Liverpool and Tottenham, battle for the crown of Europe’s best. This […]

Why millennials are screwed

By: Abigail Calandra| Writer May 30, 2019 Millennials (anyone born between 1982 and 2004 in this context) are going to be the first generation in history to be poorer than our parents. And that’s unfortunate. […]

Reconstructing Notre Dame

By: Sofia Helmle | Writer May 31, 2019 After the devastating fire that caused the collapse of the spire as well as a large portion of the ceiling, many French architects are working to propose […]

Lady Triton Bowl 2019

By: Lang Csira | Writer 05/17/19 What the heck is the Lady Triton Bowl? It is an annual, two quarter flag-football game between junior girls and senior girls (both forming respective teams). The teams are […]

Car Chronicles: Sunset Gran Turismo

By Eva Gardner | Photographer May 20, 2019 Los Angeles, California: the epitome of luxury, comfort, and sick cars. Sunset Boulevard is the ideal spot to host a hypercar show featuring tons of cars that […]

Prom 2019: “Prom a la Playa”

Courtney McDonald | Student Life Editor May 22, 2019 This past weekend, SCHS juniors and seniors dolled themselves up for the last dance of the 2018-2019 school year: prom. The event was held at the […]

Why Bernie Sanders is not a socialist

Sanders at the CNN Downhill via CNN By: Abigail Calandra | Writer Though the 2020 election is still two years away, Republicans and Democrats have been advertising the rise of politicians such as Bernie Sanders […]

Georgia passes “Heartbeat” Bill

  By: Nina Kanani | Writer May 10, 2019 On Tuesday May 7, Georgia’s Republican Governor Brian Kemp, signed legislation that bans abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected; this can occur as early as […]

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