By ARIANE OCHOA Staff Writer
Over recent years a new way of indicating personality types began to grow in popularity -- personality tests. Out with astrology, in with psychology.
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Category: S&S
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Allen v. Farrow and the Death of the Artist
By TANIA AZHANG Staff Writer
An analysis of a revered genius’ sexual abuse and whether art can exist independent of the artist.
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Clubs Adapting to COVID-19
By MEERA HATANGADI Staff Writer
However, with restrictions in place due to the pandemic, the traditional paths that these clubs have usually adhered to have been obstructed. Now, many clubs face daunting hurdles and challenges that they must overcome to carry on their volunteer events.
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ASB-19
By YASNA RAHMANI Staff Writer
Two ASB positions, the Student Activities Coordinator (SAC) and the Spirit and Rally Commissioner, have previously been heavily involved in coordinating and hosting these events. With a significant portion of their duties restricted, these ASB members have taken new approaches to their position this year.
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Online Mentoring
By MEERA HATANGADI Staff Writer
It all started when senior Jieon Kim decided to spend her summer doing volunteer work. Kim discovered an organization called Leaders United for Change (LUC), a non-profit organization that currently provides free mentoring services to over 250 elementary and middle school students all over the world. The organization consists of qualified high school mentors who aid student mentees in any subject that they may wish to learn: specifically math and English.
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UHS Teachers Receive Eligibility for COVID-19 Vaccination
By JULIET CURTIS Staff Writer The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently declared all Pre-K and K-12 staff members nationwide eligible for the COVID-19 vaccination as of March 2nd. Such staff members and childcare workers were additionally given special priority by pharmacies within the Center for Disease Control (CDC)’s Federal Retail Pharmacy Program...
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Band Spotlight of the Month: Hina Tamaki
By SIARA GUNAWARDHANA Staff Writer Senior Hina Tamaki, first chair clarinet of the UHS Wind Symphony, began her exploration of music at a young age.
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Visual Arts Spotlight of the Month: Marta Meinardi
By KRISTOPHER ZULUETA Staff Writer Photography is a part of all our lives, whether it be taking photos of your friends and family, looking at pictures in a book, or someone taking a photo of yourself. Nominated for her excellence in photography by visual arts and photography instructor Ms. Hali Kessler, senior Marta Meinardi has been a photographer since she was 14 years old.
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Choir Spotlight of the Month: Meghana Krishnan
By ANABEL HOWERY Staff Writer Senior Meghana Krishnan is an 18 year-old singer who has spent eight years since fourth grade as a vocalist.
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Marching Band Returns to Socially Distanced Practices and Performances
By SYDNEY GAW Staff Writer With the spring sports season underway, the UHS Marching Trojan Regiment has also resumed socially distanced practices.