Netflix’s film adaptation of All the Bright Places disappoints fans of book for lack of details
By Yessica Banda/Staff Writer, News Editor All the Bright Places, a film made by Netflix and released Feb. 28, 2020, is based on a popular book, […]
Month: May 2020
COVID-19 impacts school events, everyday life
By Sohi Kang/Editorial Editor With about 4 million cases in the world, more than 1.2 million cases and 74,000 deaths in the United States and […]
IT potholes pose safety risks, in urgent need of repair
By Noemi Ramirez/Staff Writer Potholes are deep, natural underground cavities formed by the erosion of rock, especially through water. Generally, when holes in pavement exceed […]
High stakes, pressures negatively influence student well being
By Kaden West/Staff Writer Eight hours of school, two hours of extracurriculars, three hours of homework, and the remaining time to balance family, friends, eating, […]
Transition to adulthood more than just a number
By Naomi Viesca/Staff Writer, Copy Editor Turning the age 18 is a big deal when you are a teenager. It means you are responsible for […]
Students debate controversial ALICE training
By Alyssa Solis/Staff Writer Many people claim that ALICE training is unnecessarily traumatizing to students, especially those in elementary school. The Bureau of Justice […]
Badminton serves as inexpensive school sport
By Stephany Mandujano/Staff Writer School sports provide students with an opportunity to find other individuals and make unique and unforgettable memories. Badminton […]
Awards shows losing relevance despite increase in streaming
By Wyatt Garlow/Staff Writer Ever since the first Academy Awards ceremony in 1929, Hollywood has been eager to flex its viewpoints not only on current […]
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