Angelica Venturina

Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief

Angelica Venturina is the Print Editor-in-Chief. A senior now, this is her last year of journalism. She likes reading historical fantasy books, creative writing, video editing, watching Korean dramas, listening to music and playing with her cat, Chowder. Outside of journalism, Angelica is involved with TASSEL Cambodia and First Gen. In the future, she hopes to visit the Philippines again and spend time with her relatives there while enjoying Filipino street food. After graduation, Angelica wants to pursue a career as a surgical technologist.

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Sufrimiento silencioso: Explorando la inquietante realidad de la salud mental de las adolescentes

Una cantidad desproporcionada de adolescentes sufre cada vez más ansiedad y depresión, siendo las redes sociales y la pandemia los principales culpables de esto.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Nov 2, 2023

Silent suffering: Exploring the disturbing reality of teenage girls’ mental health

A disproportionate amount of teenage girls are increasingly suffering from anxiety and depression, with social media and the pandemic being the chief culprits behind this.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Oct 19, 2023

VIAJE a lo desconocido

Dejaron su tierra natal en busca de una vida mejor. Estaban asustados y solos. Enfrentaron el peligro, arriesgaron todo para llegar aquí. Estas son sus verdaderas historicas.

By Angelina Gevorgyan, Angelica Venturina, and Samantha Ramos
Oct 9, 2023

From mess to masterpiece

By Angelina Gevorgyan and Angelica Venturina
Apr 21, 2023

Elon Musk: Praise the vision, not the man

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Apr 14, 2023

Caught in the crossfire

A student and her family were forced to flee the war between Russia and Ukraine, leading to a new life in America

By Angelina Gevorgyan and Angelica Venturina
Mar 17, 2023

Individuals anticipate approaching College Month events

The school’s staff has been preparing for a series of upcoming events beginning on Tuesday in commemoration of College Month.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Sep 25, 2022

The Wolves are back ready to attack

The 2022-2023 football season has kicked off with the first pep rally of the school year, featuring performances by the Varsity CIF Champion Cheer Team and an announcement regarding the Varsity Football Team roster.

By Angelica Venturina, Angelina Gevorgyan, and Baron Kim
Aug 27, 2022

New digital ID system will implement tardy passes

Starting on May 16, all students will be required to download and show a digital ID to make the process of giving students tardy passes easier and more efficient.

By Angelica Venturina and Angelina Gevorgyan
May 16, 2022

Ballroom blitz

Outside of the classroom, freshman. Mishella Vishnevskiy, lives her double life on the dance floor as a competitive ballroom dancer.

By Angelica Venturina, Jaden Hantman, and Gabriel Castillo
May 10, 2022

New tardy policy implemented schoolwide

A tardy sweep policy is being enforced to manage and improve students’ attendance.

By Angelica Venturina and Angelina Gevorgyan
Apr 9, 2022

All you need is blood

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.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Mar 17, 2022

California kids should call their own shots when it comes to getting the vaccine

A new proposed bill could give teens the opportunity to get vaccinated without parental consent

By Angelina Gevorgyan and Angelica Venturina
Mar 12, 2022

LA County schools lift mask mandates starting March 12 but LAUSD holds firm

According to new LAUSD superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho, the Los Angeles Unified School District will not be dropping its indoor mask mandate and will continue it for an indefinite period of time.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Mar 9, 2022

A new era: The SAT goes digital

The last big change to the SAT came in 2016 when the College Board made changes to the content, format, and scoring of the test.

By Angelica Venturina and Angelina Gevorgyan
Mar 7, 2022

5 MINUTES WITH…
History Teacher Mr. Robert Docter

“My grandpa has given me many, many pieces of advice, including the value of being assertive but also listening to others. I try to practice it with everybody I interact with.”

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Jan 30, 2022

Winter Formal canceled due to rise in covid-19 cases

Because of an observable spike in covid-19 cases on campus following winter break, the Winter Formal event that would have replaced Homecoming has now been canceled by the Associated Student Body (ASB) in order to keep students and staff on campus safe.

By Angelica Venturina and Angelina Gevorgyan
Jan 28, 2022

Mandatory baseline testing and a new date to return to campus

Employees and students in Los Angeles County are expected to have a negative covid-19 test and follow the new health and safety protocols before stepping foot on campus next semester

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Jan 3, 2022

10 recipes for the New Year

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.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Dec 27, 2021

There may be shorter school days ahead

Students have until Friday, Dec. 17 to vote whether to eliminate BIC or maintain the current schedule for next semester.

By Angelica Venturina and Angelina Gevorgyan
Dec 11, 2021

Mouth-watering recipes for your Thanksgiving feast

Here are 10 easy to make, delicious dishes that will surely leave everyone wanting more.

By Angelina Kanno, Angelica Venturina, and Angelina Gevorgyan
Nov 24, 2021

Take Action Campaign hosts canned food drive to give thanks on campus

T.A.C. will collaborate with ASB to donate canned food to a local shelter.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Nov 19, 2021

A step toward menstrual equity

New law passed by Governor Gavin Newsom requires all public California middle schools, high schools and universities provide free menstrual products in bathrooms starting next school year.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Nov 7, 2021

Día de los Muertos: A day honoring dead loved ones

From Nov. 1 to Nov. 2, Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a celebration of life and death. Families welcome back the souls of their deceased relatives for a brief reunion that includes food, drink and celebration.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Nov 1, 2021

Six last minute hacks for Halloween procrasinators

Left costume planning last minute like your school work? We’ve got your back.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Oct 29, 2021

Frightful festivities: Laugh or scream?

The sinister season has finally arrived. If trick-or-treating sounds old, here are four activities to occupy Oct. 31. Two of them are for the more daring at heart, hoping for a good scare this Halloween, and two more activites are fun adventures for everyone to try.

By Angelica Venturina, Print Editor-in-Chief
Oct 28, 2021