❑ PHOTO STORY | The International Frog Jumping Jubilee that was featured in Netflix’s documentary “We are the Champions,” hosted its annual frog festival starting May 19.
Curb your water usage! As of June 1, Californians are being forced to comply with a mandatory reduction on water use or face consequences.
Mock exams, practice problems and games are some highlights of the AP camp retreat taking place on campus over the weekend.
In coordination with the American Red Cross, ASB Life Commissioner Hailey Thai organized a blood drive to help out California hospitals dealing with blood shortages.
Students and teachers want to be taught and teach history that integrates Black voices every step of the way
The 12-5 team were upset by the lower-seed Eagles causing an early exit from the Division II playoffs.
Ms. Fuhrman shares her favorite way to spend a day off, the exotic animal she’d like as a pet and if she ate the crusts of her sandwiches as a kid.
Listen as Csarina Scantron invites Ani Tutunjyan, Dakota Threats, and Antony Nepeyvoda as they discuss the preparation, the emotional roller coaster and knock down the prom stereotype. They all fawn over...
After a two-month hiatus, Andrea comes back to Fill Your Life With Spice with Moises Velasquez
Sophomore and historical enthusiast Max Kalvan shares his surprise at how different exploring the historical site in France was from the film and media that portrays it.
Outside of the classroom, freshman, Mishella Vishnevskiy, lives her double life on the dance floor as a competitive ballroom dancer.
Collegeboard exploits students' desires to achieve academic success for college applications with tests that inaccurately determine understanding.
The world's richest man is buying Twitter in the name of "free speech", but teens worry Elon Musk will allow the platform to become the new center of misinformation, racism and so much more.
The two new tardy policies the school has introduced may seem effective, but is an inconvenience to members of the student body.
Women's History Month is supposed to be a month commemorating the impact women have had on history and yet it often goes unrecognized.
Named after the Greek goddess Maia, May is a month worth celebrating as the sun shines every single day and the flowers bloom without care. With a ton of celebrations around the corner such as Cinco...
The popular boy band breaks records with over two million pre-orders sold.
Following accusations of rigging, bias and racism in 2021, The 2022 Grammys saw the introduction of a number of new changes. Was it enough?
While the show still has its moments, it doesn’t reach nearly the same highs as the first season because of new elements that feel unfinished and unnecessary.
❑ PHOTO STORY | Musical theater dance class performs show tunes from various musicals during the Musical Theater Showcase on May 11.
❑ PHOTO STORY | Students, both past and present, were welcome to attend a celebration of life for Ms. Patti Waggoner in the auditorium on Mar. 22, 2022.
❑ PHOTO OF THE WEEK | Hugo Cardona practices his welding technique during Mr. Jose Castro's period two class
❑ PHOTO STORY | The student body let loose during the third Spirit Week hosted by ASB, bringing a wide variety of fun fits and styles.
