By SOOJUNG KI, ANIKET MEHROTRA AND ANNIKA SIAL News Editors Renovations of several outdated spaces on campus which began in April of the 2017-18 school year are still underway, despite their original projected completion date of Friday, August 10. According to a July 19 interview with Principal Dr. Kevin Astor, construction was set to...
BY AMERAH ELSISY Staff Writer Updating your wardrobe can come with some challenges. For example, money — it could cost hundreds of dollars just to get 1 or 2 outfits. Another problem is style. Going from store to store, we see the same trends copied a million times everywhere we look. Also, the fast-paced cycle...
By Hamza Alam Staff Writer Mandatory reading has regularly been a part of high school curriculums for many decades. Some students enjoy it because it can show them new perspectives and teach them important lessons about life. Others despise it due to the burden of having to read over a hundred pages of text...
By JACQUELINE HUERTA Staff Writer The aisles of the grocery store are now flooded with a sea of red and pink candies, cards, and teddy bears galore, which can only mean one thing: Valentine’s Day is near. While Valentine’s Day is universally recognized as a celebration of love, the holiday can become rather daunting to...
By JACQUELINE HUERTA Staff Writer As the college application process comes to a close, many seniors will begin to endure the anxiety-inducing waiting period before college decisions are released in March. Without a doubt, there will be an array of different experiences regarding college admissions this spring: some extraordinary, some earth shattering, and some unexpected....