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Camp Darfur returns to Clark to inform students about genocide

Naira Shahbandarian, Social Media Administrator

On April 12, Clark students walked into the amphitheater to find Camp Darfur’s white tents set up with names of different genocides. Armenia, Holocaust, Cambodia, Bosnia, Rwanda and Darfur were written ...

Students in a history class attend the Camp Darfur event.

Camp Darfur returns to Clark to inform students about genocide
Kendrick Lamar wins the Pulitzer Prize for music

Theodore Supangan, Videographer

After receiving the Best Rap Album award for his fourth studio album, DAMN., but failing to bring home the Album of the Year award against Bruno Mars’ 24k Magic at the 60th annual Grammy awards, Compt...

Lamar performing at a concert earlier this year.

Kendrick Lamar wins the Pulitzer Prize for music
Engineering club launches into the annual experiment

Reed Maruyama, Photographer, Business Manager

With a quick pull of the cord, the rocket shot up into the air with a pop and everyone craned their necks to see how far it would go. Ten students gathered around as physics teacher Gerald Gruss’s Engine...

Junior John Sabounjian and Physics teacher, Gerald Gruss prepare to launch the bottle rocket.
Reed Maruyama

Engineering club launches into the annual experiment
Team 696 takes over Fresno

Isabela Lacsina, Design Editor

696, Clark Magnet’s robotics team, traveled to Fresno to take part in the 7th Central Valley Regional FIRST Robotics Competition held April 5–8. People from all around the world — Brazil, Mexico,...

Team 696 working hard.

Team 696 takes over Fresno
Under pressure

Sangam Sharma, Staff Writer

Upon their return from spring break last Tuesday, students rushed into physics teacher Gerald Gruss’s class before the 8 a.m. bell could mark them late, hurrying to turn in their submissions for Clark�...

Mr. Gruss set many guidelines for bridges to qualify.
Urielle Corcuera

Under pressure

Camp Darfur returns to Clark to inform students about genocide

Naira Shahbandarian, Social Media Administrator

April 22, 2018

On April 12, Clark students walked into the amphitheater to find Camp Darfur’s white tents set up with names of different genocides. Armenia, Holocaust, Cambodia, Bosnia, Rwanda and Da...

Kendrick Lamar wins the Pulitzer Prize for music

Theodore Supangan, Videographer

April 18, 2018

After receiving the Best Rap Album award for his fourth studio album, DAMN., but failing to bring home the Album of the Year award against Bruno Mars’ 24k Magic at the 60th annual G...

GHS drill team dance their hearts out

Reed Maruyama, Photographer

April 18, 2018

The audience cheered as the curtains in the Glendale High School’s Performing Art Center went up on April 13, revealing Glendale High School drill team with their heads high, waiting for the first beat to play. Shouts of people’s names echoed across the auditorium as The Greatest Show started to play. Dancers in bright outfits flooded the stage as the music pulsed on. The drill team beamed...

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Features

Verdugo Hills Hospital adventures

Eleen Shahmoradian, Social Media Administrator

April 23, 2018

“I’m here to discharge a patient,” I say to the busy nurses at the nurses’ station of USC Verdugo Hills Hospital before wheeling out a patient from their hospital stay. Once the patient is confirmed to be discharged, I scurry into their room with a wheelchair — with the intimidating sounds of the vital sound monitors and the typical hospital scent following me —...

The art behind yoga

Alexandra Der Boghosian, Website Editor

April 20, 2018

“Breathe in, let your body feel free, and breathe out,” said Amaris, a yoga teacher at the Total Woman Gym and Spa in Glendale as I took my first yoga class on March 10. One word to describe this yoga environment is tranquil, as the room had a cool summer breeze with the air condition on and calming music, pleasing to the ear. To many people, yoga is an every...

Enough is enough: taking a stand for gun control

Trisha Gomez, Photo Editor

April 17, 2018

On Feb. 14, the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, located in Parkland, FL, ran for their lives as the nation’s largest school shooting took place. One month later, on March 14, they walked out of class to bring attention to the lack of gun control in our country — and so did I. As the clock struck 10 a.m., I stood out of my seat and left AP Psycholo...

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Opinion

Protests are indeed the way to change

Lilit Krkasharian, Yearbook Managing Editor

April 25, 2018

Happiness, disbelief, joy and excitement flowed through the streets of Yerevan, Armenia and Glendale, California as Serzh Sargsyan, the disliked leader of Armenia, announced on April 23 that he would be resigning after almost two weeks of public protests in various cities around the world. This remarkable outcome caught many people by surprise since the true meaning and inte...

President Trump has done more to combat the Russian threat than President Obama

Michael Melkonian, Staff Writer

April 6, 2018

Since Donald Trump was elected president, there has been an endless barrage from the mainstream media of disinformation suggesting that Pres. Trump isn’t tough on Vladimir Putin due to Putin “having dirt” on him. This is on top of the collusion narrative, which many in the media sensationalize on a daily basis as a prelude to the downfall of Trump, in spite of the fact ...

Will Trump’s tariffs on China usher an international trade war?

Bryan Han, Staff Writer

March 28, 2018

Potentially sparking an international trade war last seen in the 1930s, history may repeat itself with Pres. Donald Trump enacting two tariffs that will negatively affect the...

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In the Life

Verdugo Hills Hospital adventures

Eleen Shahmoradian, Social Media Administrator

April 23, 2018 • No Comments

“I’m here to discharge a patient,” I say to the busy nurses at the nurses’ station of USC Verdugo Hills Hospital before wheeling out a patient from their hospital s...

The art behind yoga

Alexandra Der Boghosian, Website Editor

April 20, 2018 • No Comments

“Breathe in, let your body feel free, and breathe out,” said Amaris, a yoga teacher at the Total Woman Gym and Spa in Glendale as I took my first yoga class on March 10. One word to describ...

Enough is enough: taking a stand for gun control

Trisha Gomez, Photo Editor

April 17, 2018 • No Comments

On Feb. 14, the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, located in Parkland, FL, ran for their lives as the nation’s largest school shooting took place. One month ...

Losing 10 pounds in 3 days?

Ani Avakian, Staff Writer

April 17, 2018 • No Comments

Lyanna Babakhanian, a sophomore at Clark Magnet High, tried the Military Diet and had interesting results. “I lost about seven pounds by following the Military Diet, and it really did...

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Arts and Entertainment

Kendrick Lamar wins the Pulitzer Prize for music

Theodore Supangan, Videographer

April 18, 2018

After receiving the Best Rap Album award for his fourth studio album, DAMN., but failing to bring home the Album of the Year award against Bruno Mars’ 24k Magic at the 60th a...

‘A Quiet Place’ is full of uproaring twists

Shaye Holladay McCarthy, Magazine Editor

April 17, 2018

Set in a futuristic, post-apocalyptic world, A Quiet Place shows a family working together to survive on an Earth that has been completely overrun by blind predators that are attrac...

‘Ready Player One’ hits laughter and teaches lessons

Leslie Chung, Yearbook Section Editor

April 11, 2018

What if you had the power to control the future and have the entire world in your hands? Well, in Steven Spielberg’s latest film, Ready Player One, the main character, Wade Watt...

Disney’s new ‘A Wrinkle In Time’ brings a new perspective of dimensions

Ani Avakian, Photographer

April 4, 2018

Throughout the years Disney has been known for its magical, happy-ever-after movies, but that all changes with A Wrinkle In Time. The message that this film portrays is why this ...

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