Bryan Han, Yearbook Section Editor
February 6, 2019
The blistering sun beamed down upon the closely packed crowds swarming around celebrity speakers. The sun vibrated its hot rays onto the muddy ground previously showered by the recent...
Clark Expo creates new connections among students, parents, and teachers
Lois Ramilo, Yearbook Section Editor
February 2, 2019
To kick off the new year, Clark held its annual exposition, opening its doors to both parents and students Jan. 26. The event was a way to show what Clark students are up to in their...
Tanya Yarian, Staff Writer
February 26, 2019
“We have been taught the “Three R’s” — Reduce. Reuse. Recycle — and I decided to focus on the first step, and that is to reduce plastic waste,” said Clark...
Foster system sometimes fails to support children and families
Reed Maruyama, Yearbook Section Editor
December 18, 2018
Foster care is a temporary living situation for the children of parents deemed “unfit” by the child welfare support system. It is meant to support children as they find...
Ani Avakian, Photo Editor
December 4, 2018
“Having diabetes never held me back, and I know that one day we will find a cure to help everyone,” said junior Lusin Yengibaryan. “I’ve had Type 1 diabetes for ten...
Teachers work hard to convince LAUSD to make long-requested changes
Pamela Faller, Staff Writer
January 22, 2019
On a usual Monday morning, students come to school, expecting their teachers to be in the classroom ready for another day of lessons. Considered a regular part of school life,...
‘Baby It’s Cold Outside’ banned from some radio stations’ playlists
Ani Avakian, Photo Editor
December 18, 2018
It’s that time of year where radio stations begin to play festive songs and celebrate the beginning of the holidays. And listeners get to hear new and old holiday songs....
Aleks Zadorian, Staff Writer
February 6, 2019 • No Comments
Mario Puzo’s The Godfather, of all things, stirred my interest in Italian. How a beautiful, rhythmic and flowing language can fit so well in a book about murder, organized...
Bryan Han, Yearbook Section Editor
January 22, 2019 • No Comments
With the sun peeking through the opaque, cloudy skies and outrageous Southern California winds roaring against the feeble canopies, the mobile Huntington Hospital Blood Drive,...
Shaye Holladay McCarthy, Magazine Editor
November 14, 2018 • No Comments
Sometimes things don’t always go as planned, and maybe backup plans don’t work either, but it teaches students to persevere. This was the case for Dominique Evans-Bye’s...
Victoria Bochniak, Website Editor
November 8, 2018 • No Comments
At 9:30 a.m., the sun’s blistering heat already warmed the multitude of enthusiastic volunteers preparing crafts booths, game tents, and face-painting stations in the midst...
Lois Ramilo, Yearbook Section Editor
November 1, 2018 • No Comments
Eerie serenity. It was a moment of silence that still send chills down my bones. In the blazing heat and unbearable humidity, I stood amongst a scene of destruction with my...
Anna Arutunian, Staff Writer
February 25, 2019
Recently, new singers, songwriters, and performers with a passion for music and a head full of unique ideas have been on the rise. Twenty-one-year-old singer Jocelyn from...
Reed Maruyama, Yearbook Section Editor
February 14, 2019
As rain poured in the center of Little Tokyo Feb. 2, people shuffled into the shelter of the Aratani theater, anxious to see the preview of the play, Tales of Clamor. The...
Deena Dandachi, Staff Writer
February 12, 2019
The artist Jahseh Onfroy, aka XXXTentacion, released Members Only Vol.4 Jan. 23. His 24-song album features collaborations with artists who also rose to fame because of his...
Theodore Supangan, Design Editor
February 6, 2019
The Dec. 2018 release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has quickly become Nintendo’s fastest selling game ever, selling over 12 million units by the end of 2018. By comparison,...
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