Plugging in, powering down: The costs and benefits of operating electric vehicles
While EVs emit less waste than their gas-powered predecessors, they still offer a host of other problems that have yet to be solved.
Delmis Vaquerano, Staff
Lost on the map: The state of geography in America
The United States is lacking in geography education in comparison to other more developed countries, as mocked by online videos.
Doing the impawsible
Special education teacher and dog breeder Ms. Karin Bryne hits a milestone achievement, with three of her dogs being invited to compete in the prestigious event.
Silenced: Student Media Censorship continues to plague schools
By amplifying the voices of student journalists and advocating for their rights, schools and communities can affirm their commitment to the principles of free speech and press freedom.
Chasing championships: SkillsUSA
Every April, California hosts the SkillsUSA championship alongside the State Leadership & Skills Conference (SLSC). Beginning at a local chapter level, competitors progress through district and regional competitions. Each student is able to choose the competition they would like to showcase their skills in and adhere to different guidelines outlined in the competition of choice.
Tendencias: la guerra Israel y Hamás
La presencia de la guerra de Gaza en las redes sociales se ha convertido en otra tendencia que muchos desechan a pesar de su gravedad.
Locked out: Exclusionary tactics in urban design
Hostile architecture is a design technique employed in urban environments to guide, discourage or outright exclude certain behaviors or individuals. Implementing this in neighborhoods can result in detrimental social effects for the surrounding community.
A 4.6 magnitude tremor rocks SoCal
The earthquake erupted off the coast of Malibu and startled students and faculty at the school.
Crispy contributions
Senior Board held a fundraiser with Dave’s Hot Chicken on Jan. 19 to raise money for senior events.
The ReCycle of empowerment: Special Ed educators turn recycling into real-world lessons
Beyond the cardboard box and prepackaged bundles that students with special needs collect is a program that helps them become more independent.
E-cigarettes: An adolescent epidemic
The rise of vaping across American high schools has left a wave of health consequences for teens in its wake.