Villains don’t deserve their bad reputations
While our favorite villains are often malicious in their actions, society has ignored their righteous morals for far too long.
Students in the workforce: Valuable experiences, endless sacrifices
According to The Mirror’s survey, 43 percent of students polled have worked a part-time job during their time in high school.
Unfollowing social media will be the best decision of your life
For far too long, teens have been bombarded with anxiety and depression caused by social media use. Hopping offline is the best solution to this rising issue.
Five things that will thankfully save you from boredom on Thanksgiving
From car shows to music tours, film festivals to sports championships, there is no shortage of things to keep you entertained during the nine-day school break.
Girls basketball kicks off the season with a stellar victory against the SOCES Knights
The girls basketball team played with a starting five and brutally slaughtered the Knights with a score of 46-24 on Monday, Nov. 13.
ASB holds annual blood drive, sees overwhelming turnout
The blood drive, held in the small gym on Nov. 14, saw nearly 105 donors, overwhelming the nurses and ASB members present.
The mystery of filming on campus solved
After less than a week of the SAG strike reaching an end, film crew are already back on campus, taking up much of the quad and a portion of the bungalows with large cameras, lighting equipment and countless actors.
LAUSD’s Electrification Program: Steering into a sustainable future
In a bold move to electrify its bus fleet, LAUSD is bringing a sustainable vision to life. LAUSD Director of Transportation, Daniel Kang, highlights the benefits of electrification for students and local communities.
Jewish hate: Harassment without consequence
Antisemitism is infecting the United States at an alarming rate, hurting proud Jews like me and dividing society as a whole.
Fun in the sun at Freshman Funday
Freshmen have fun and explore our school's clubs at Freshman Funday.
New initiatives address California’s shortage of computer science teachers
The state of California is one of the lowest-ranked in the percentage of computer science classes available to students. Assembly Bill 1251 could change that.
Auditions start for spring musical
The auditions are happening all of this week in room 303 after school, testing students on their singing and dancing skills for a chance at joining the school's production of "Sweeney Todd."