As individuals return to campus for the start of the spring semester, recent reports of the numbers of positive covid-19 cases among students and staff members serve as explanation for the significant amount of noted absences.
After months of diligent preparation, the team placed second in the virtual Academic Decathlon LAUSD Scrimmage, a competition which tested students on a vast array of subjects.
Choruses of “good luck” between students can be heard in the hallways
ASB and JSA ask students and teachers to debate about cancel culture on Wednesday at the small gym. Tickets will be sold for one dollar during nutrition this week.
Students have until Friday, Dec. 17 to vote whether to eliminate BIC or maintain the current schedule for next semester.
Coach Andres Sepulveda, former graduate and player returns to build a new home with the Wolves.
Teaching history wasn’t always his passion. Mr. Kayne comedically unravels his past jobs and experiences that led him on his current path, as well as some regrets and advice.
Anna Khachatryan shares how students in her club are able to impact children all over the world by helping them receive necessary surgeries.
"I believe social interaction enriches the learning experience for all involved."
"Throughout my career, I have sought out schools that are committed to this goal of equal, excellent education for all."
Freshman Eva Tanguay describes her frustration with the online gamers that utilize toxic commentary and derogatory remarks to prevent a rise in female gamers.
The way that most schools go about practicing safety is an ineffective and outdated response to an ongoing issue. Lawmakers should take greater action in the aftermath of the shooting in Michigan.
They make a person feel special and seen. It tells us that these people truly care for us and that we can trust them.
With the holidays coming soon, people are preparing to celebrate Christmas and are buying gifts for their loved ones. Whether it be giving or receiving, gifts are a big part of Christmas.
Senate bill three went into effect on Dec. 2, forcing Texas teachers to restrict education of entire historical events that are considered “controversial”, particularly those on race.
These singers took on the new year with iconic songs or new albums that appealed to fans with their unique sounds and rhythms.
There’s always something special to look forward to this season, like cooking up some delicious food. Luckily, there are plenty of great recipes and drinks to keep one stuffed this winter.
Sun down before 4 p.m. and hot chocolate weather calls for a Christmas movie marathon.
Christmas classics to get you ready for the holidays.
❑ PHOTO STORY | The Descanso Gardens becomes a forest of light during their "Enchanted" event. The limited-time showcase will end on Jan. 9.
❑ PHOTO STORY | Vannaires Singers, Marching Band, Orchestra, Drumline and Chamber Strings Ensemble combine for an end of the year concert.
❑ PHOTO STORY | “Howl at the Moon”, the winter dance show, took place on Dec. 10 and Dec. 11. The event departed from tradition by not being held in a single venue, but in various spots of the school.
❑ PHOTO STORY | LAVC Chamber Singers and the Vannaires team up during periods 5 and 6 to provide students with a vocal concert on Thursday, Dec. 9.
