The Mirror

LAUSD’s fight against Juul

LAUSD has filed a class-action lawsuit against e-cigarette industry leader Juul, saying students’ health is at risk.

By Ani Tutunjyan, Executive Editor & Print Editor-in-Chief • Dec 4, 2019

LAUSD has filed a class-action lawsuit against e-cigarette industry leader Juul, saying students’ health is at risk.

Students celebrate Día de los Muertos with the Homecoming dance

With over 950 tickets sold, this year's Homecoming became the biggest school event ever.

By Mhar Tenorio and Ani Tutunjyan • Nov 4, 2019

The Associated Student Body hosted the annual Homecoming Dance on Saturday, Nov. 2. With over 950 students attending, this year's homecoming became the biggest school event ever.

The Unfortunate Reality of Vaping

By Dhamara Gomez and Pilar Sims • Oct 30, 2019

E-cigarettes, the new fad for the youth, has taken a dark turn for this generation.

Senior Board hosts the second annual Wolves Talk

Senior Board held the second annual Wolves Talk on Tuesday, Oct. 22 at the Donna Hubbard Auditorium.

By Seungyoun Kim, Print Layout Editor • Oct 23, 2019

Similar to a TedTalk, the Wolves Talk gives students a chance to speak out their opinions on topical issues.

The Mirror Continues Award-Winning Streak

The Mirror took home four individual awards at the Journalism Day write-off competition on Saturday, Oct. 19.

By Ani Tutunjyan, Executive Editor & Print Editor-in-Chief • Oct 22, 2019

Four journalism students received awards at the California State University, Northridge Journalism Day Write-off competition on Saturday, Oct. 19.

The Mirror Receives National Recognition in 36th Gold Circle Awards

Various the Mirror staff members from the year 2018-2019 won eight awards in the 36th Gold Circle Awards.

By Ani Tutunjyan, Executive Editor & Print Editor-in-Chief • Oct 22, 2019

The Mirror furthers their list of recognition with eight more awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s (CSPA) 36th Gold Circle Awards program.

UTLA protests against LAUSD’s decisions during the Saddleridge Brush Fire

The Saddleridge Brush Fire led to poor air quality and unpleasant smells throughout areas of the Valley. LAUSD, however, chose to continue instruction.

By Mhar Tenorio and Ani Tutunjyan • Oct 15, 2019

LAUSD's decision to open all schools on Monday, Oct. 15 after the Saddleridge Brush Fire has been met with opposition from United Teachers Los Angeles.

New Law Will Require California High Schools to Start Later

Gov. Gavin Newsom signs SB 328 into law, mandating middle and high schools to start school at a later time.

By Ani Tutunjyan and Mhar Tenorio • Oct 15, 2019

California becomes the first state in the nation to mandate later start times for middle schools and high schools as Gov. Gavin Newsom signs SB 328.

The Continuous Homecoming Controversy: Día de los Muertos

The theme for this year's homecoming—Día de los Muertos—creates a divide among students and staff.

By Noelle Copeland and Josselyn Ramos • Oct 10, 2019

The theme for this year's homecoming—Día de los Muertos—creates a divide among students and staff.

California Scholarship Federation Members Announced

California Scholarship Federation announced 92 students who qualified for membership this semester.

By Ani Tutunjyan, Executive Editor & Print Editor-in-Chief • Oct 4, 2019

92 students qualified as members of the California Scholarship Federation (CSF) for Fall 2019.

The Preliminary SAT is Fast Approaching

The PSAT will be administered on Wednesday, October 16.

By Rozalynn Casillas, Staff Writer • Oct 1, 2019

The PSAT will be administered on Wednesday, October 16.

Another Year, Another Win for The Mirror

The Mirror wins Best of Show at the 2019 Spring National Scholastic Press Association convention.

By Stephanie Caceres, Staff Writer • Oct 1, 2019

The Mirror wins Best of Show at the 2019 Spring National Scholastic Press Association convention.