Lucy Tu, Co-Editor-in-Cheif
April 5, 2019
Filed under Columns
It’s 2:30 A.M., and I’m pouring over my chemistry textbook. Words are buzzing around my head, and I feel myself teeter on the brink of a breakdown. School has become the only in- gredient in my life.
It’s like I...
Peyton Hainline, Sports Editor
February 18, 2019
Filed under Opinions
Our culture screams diet, and with it being the beginning of a new year, it’s screaming louder than we can bear. Everywhere you turn, there is a new product or plan claiming quick fat-loss and promising to help you shave...
Felicia Xiong, Staff Writer
February 18, 2019
Filed under Opinions
Student 1. 4.0 GPA. 35 ACT. AP National Scholar. Deferred. Student 2. 3.5 GPA. 31 ACT. Student Council President. Nationally ranked ice skater. Scholastic Writing Award winner. Accepted.
Although what qualifies someone to g...
Isa Luzarraga, Entertainment Editor
February 18, 2019
Filed under Opinions, Staff Editorial
The fragrant, sweet scent of rose petals and chocolate wafts around you as the door opens. You are greeted by dainty, pink and red, crepe paper hearts hung from the ceilings. Your favorite restaurant, fully decked out fo...
Isa Luzarraga, Entertainment Editor
February 18, 2019
Filed under Columns, Opinions
After record breaking wind chills and temperatures across the U.S. the last week in January, President Trump sent out one of his notoriously controversial tweets regarding his beliefs about global warming. And although th...
Kylie Smith, Staff Writer
February 18, 2019
Filed under Opinions
As said by many across the country, “Boys will be boys”. We see boys fight or make a discriminatory comment, and our response has been that “boys will be boys”. In their new commercial released in January, Gillette pushes...
Lahari Ramini, News editor
February 14, 2019
Filed under Columns, Opinions
Our society has created a path of success for every individual: go to school, get your diploma, get a good job, and become successful. And while this has worked in the past, now more than ever, schools have gotten harder, and...
McKenzie Nelson, Editor-in-Chief
December 9, 2018
Filed under Columns, Opinions
Over a month ago a Saudi national and journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, died in Saudi Arabia’s Embassy in Istanbul, Turkey. Khashoggi was a journalist that often decried the Saudi government. It was because of his criticism that h...
December 9, 2018
December 8, 2018
Aanya Agharwal, Opinion's Editor
December 8, 2018
Filed under Columns, Opinions
It was the summer after freshman year. Millard North student Anvi Singhania* was spending a few weeks away from home at a summer camp, where she met Rohan*. He was handsome, charismatic, and smart.
He was also the reason she ...
December 8, 2018
