New year, new clubs. What changed?
Bryan Han, Yearbook Section Editor
KPOP Club recruits new members.
Motorcade honors 17th Anniversary of 9/11
Pamela Faller, Staff Writer
A shiny, red car drives up the street.
Clark welcomes a new face to the cinema department
Tanya Yarian, Staff Writer
New cinema teacher Joshua Bishop is welcomed to Clark.
New year, new clubs. What changed?
Bryan Han, Yearbook Section Editor
September 18, 2018
You’d think club rush would be the same every year — the mundane chants, the lackluster posters, and the identical clubs that attract the same amount of people. No. With a single...
Naira Shahbandarian, Social Media Administrator
May 23, 2018
I walked past the booths that had been set up by different restaurants around Brand Boulevard, during Glendale’s annual Taste Walk, an event that attracts local foodies...
Leslie Chung, Business Manager, Yearbook Section Editor
May 21, 2018
Junior Michael O’Gara’s dream all started when O’Gara watched the 2010 Winter Olympics on television. “When I was watching the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, and...
School districts should monitor students’ public social media
Carlos Rodriguez, Website Editor
September 15, 2018
As social media has become nearly ubiquitous on smartphones all over the world, their creators and other private companies have profited by selling users’ data, both for...
Coffee emperors around the world should start putting cancer warning signs in their shops
Alexandra Der Boghosian, Website Editor
May 24, 2018
Ever since the news surfaced of coffee containing a chemical compound that can cause cancer, many people have complained that there should be warning signs in coffee shops....
Naira Shahbandarian, Social Media Administrator
May 23, 2018 • No Comments
I walked past the booths that had been set up by different restaurants around Brand Boulevard, during Glendale’s annual Taste Walk, an event that attracts local foodies...
Kasy Vasquez, Executive Website Editor, Magazine Editor
May 23, 2018 • No Comments
By lunchtime, my back ached and my hands felt stiff with cardboard dust, but the job was finally done. 5,936 food boxes, each with several members of each of the food groups...
Michael Melkonian, Staff Writer
May 4, 2018 • No Comments
It was a warm and sunny March Saturday morning in downtown Los Angeles. Usually during this time, you would hear cars honking, tourists chatting, and locals sitting in cafes...
Ani Sarkisyan, Yearbook Section Editor
May 1, 2018 • No Comments
250 million tons — that’s how much trash is produced in the United States annually, and a majority of it is found as litter on the very streets we walk upon. Since...
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...
Michael Melkonian, Staff Writer
May 23, 2018
On the corner of Colorado and Pacific lies one of the hottest Mexican spots in Glendale, El Sauz. El Sauz is a small yet vibrant restaurant, filled with people 24/7. Known...
Paniz Jazirian, Staff Writer
May 22, 2018
The newly released home invasion thriller, Breaking In, written by Jaime Primak Sullivan was released just two days before Mother’s Day. It is about a mother who seeks...
Kasy Vasquez, Executive Website Editor, Magazine Editor
May 21, 2018
Almost hidden in plain view if not for the patio umbrellas and seating right under its small window, Restore cafe shares an entrance with the next-door vintage clothing store....
Victoria Bochniak, Staff Writer
May 21, 2018
In the midst of Downtown, under the shadows of the city’s tallest skyscrapers lies an exclusive yet exceptional bakery and cafe. Serving guests with impeccable French bakes...
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