Allison Antonio, News/Features Editor
El impulso de la reforma: cómo hacer frente a la crisis de los préstamos estudiantiles
A una asombrosa cifra de 1,757 billones de dólares, la deuda de préstamos estudiantiles arroja una larga sombra roja sobre la estabilidad financiera de aquellos que luchan con los pagos mensuales de sus préstamos.
Duplicar las leyes anti-trans provoca la indignación de la comunidad LGBTQ
La nueva ola de leyes contra las personas transgénero ha negado a la comunidad los derechos civiles en los estados republicanos de todo el país.
Doubling anti-trans laws spark outrage from the LGBTQ+ community
The new wave of laws against transgender people has denied the community civil rights in Republican states across the country.
Students should get 8 hours of sleep… in your dreams
Behind their baggy eyes, teens are severely sleep deprived. Many get less than the recommended eight hours of sleep due to their voluminous workload from school.
Time is ticking for TikTok
The future of the social media app remains uncertain, as Congress has deemed it a national security threat.
Bubbling over: The allure of Quickly Boba
The after-school hangout's convenience, variety and affordability makes it a hit among students.
Students fly to Washington D.C. for Skills USA training program
Students involved in Skills USA left for Washington, D.C. on Sept. 16 to attend the Washington Leadership Training Institute taking place from Sept. 17 to Sept. 21.
Chaos continues as district tries to recover from systems hack
Major outages continue a full week after the cyber attack that forced LAUSD to completely shut down all online systems.
5 MINUTES WITH…
Science Teacher Ms. Diana Fuhrman
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.
5 MINUTES WITH…
English Teacher Ms. Samantha Wallace
Ms. Wallace shares the one meal she’d choose to eat for the rest of her life, her usual Friday night activities and the people who inspire her most.
Multicultural Day: A taste of many countries
A celebration of diversity at school through food, music and performances related to various cultures.
5 MINUTES WITH…
Yearbook Editor-in-Chief
Senior Fatiah Lawal talks about her daily routine, desire to travel home to Nigeria and current fixation with late 2000s Disney movie soundtracks.
Senior artist wins Magnet Schools of America competition
Senior Jersey Vargas competed and won the district poster contest against other senior artists on Jan. 24, 2022.
5 MINUTES WITH…
History Teacher Mr. Douglas Kayne
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.
Vandalistic Tik Tok movement targets schools
Youth have begun engaging in mischievous theft and debasement in hopes of gaining attention on social media.