Zoom cameras left to preference, not standard
Willem Lent, Staff Writer
October 25, 2020
Zoom has become a central component of online schooling, but it has also become draining for some students and teachers. The in-person element central to school has been lost because...
This is your sign… learn a new language!
Anna Arutunian, Yearbook Managing Editor
December 13, 2020
It’s another Monday afternoon, one where my desk is cluttered with open textbooks, scribbled notebooks and binders like always. The clock strikes 3:56 and I frantically...
Body shaming: A rising problem in teenage culture
Emili Cruz Sosa, Content Editor
December 12, 2020
Upon waking up bright and early in the morning, two perfectly healthy teenagers decided that they want to wear tighter clothes to school. They both look into the mirror and...
Daniel Legita, Staff Writer
December 12, 2020
Grief is commonly misunderstood by many as a one-note emotion that comes out as a reaction to loss. This misconception often skews the reaction of how one deals with grief...
Is it time to let sports fans back into stadiums?
Gary Tokatlian, Staff Writer
December 14, 2020
A big question that has been concerning many sports leagues is whether or not they should let fans back into stadiums, or how many fans they can allow to watch games live....
Partying during the pandemic isn’t the answer
Nikki Ballesteros, Staff Writer
December 13, 2020
This Covid-19 pandemic has been very stressful, with all the strict regulations, strict rules, mask wearing and social distancing. It has been very challenging especially...
Stacey Hovhannisyan, Photo and Section Editor
December 12, 2020
The Academy Awards have been around for the last 93 years and there has always been a diversity problem in the film industry and Academy Awards, but the issue wasn’t truly...
Lois Ramilo, Yearbook Managing Editor
June 8, 2020 • No Comments
The idea that change does not have an age requirement was something I never truly believed in until I was a part of it.
Ernesto Aguilar, Website Editor
June 7, 2020 • No Comments
As the clock struck 11:30 a.m., a talkative, merry crowd of congregants left the chapel after the 10 a.m weekly Sunday service at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in La...
Katherine Shovlin, Staff Writer
May 31, 2020 • No Comments
On Feb. 16, I had decided that I would be attending Winter Formal in a handmade dress made by yours truly. Despite being as indecisive as I am, this decision was actually...
Laura Minasian, Staff Writer
May 13, 2020 • No Comments
One of my New Year’s resolutions for 2019 was to take better care of my skin, especially my face. Like the majority of teenagers, I have mild to moderate acne, and it somewhat...
Vanya Arakelian, Staff Writer
April 15, 2020 • No Comments
Last summer, I had the most amazing experience to travel 15 hours across the world and into a country not only pleasing to the eye but satisfying to the stomach. Walking off...
Kenneth Castro, Yearbook Section Editor
December 12, 2020
"Fab Tool'' comes only a few months after Carpenter Brut’s collaboration with Seth Ickerman to create the soundtrack for “Blood Machines,” a film sequel to one of Brut’s...
Kenneth Castro, Yearbook Section Editor
December 12, 2020
Fighting games have a reputation for being hard. Like insanely difficult. You play the tutorial and finish single-player campaigns. Maybe even learn a couple of combos that...
Nicole Ordubegian, Co-Yearbook Managing Editor
December 9, 2020
Never before would people have thought that they would be so captivated by a show about a bunch of characters playing chess, but there’s a first for everything. Netflix’s...
Willem Lent, Staff Writer
December 9, 2020
League of Legends, played across the globe as a staple game of the 2000s, holds its Worlds tournament at the close of each year. At the Worlds 2018 opening ceremony in Incheon,...
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