Feature – Jolly Roger

Big Three salvage school newspaper

June 10, 2019

School’s Daraja Club meets ambitious goal

June 6, 2019

Body Positive club sparks acceptance

Simone Anguera, Reporter

February 14, 2019

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Communicating messages of self-love and positivity has been this club’s mission for years, yet it sits on the precipice of change as senior club presidents Ella Ross and Zoe Vavrek begin their final semester leading this thriving...

Students applaud Winter Formal success

February 14, 2019

Diversity training educates teachers

October 17, 2018

Bill seeks national medical food coverage

Gabe Reuter, Reporter

October 17, 2018

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If food cost three times as much as it does now then a box of cereal would cost $20, a loaf of bread would be $10, and a gallon of milk would be $7.50. That means breakfast would cost more than $40, if the toast has butter. A...

School violates environmental law

Stefanie Iojica, Artist, Reporter

October 17, 2018

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As the second bell rings, signifying the end of lunch, the last of the students filter out of the Student Center. The cafeteria staff close down the lunch lines. Only quiet remains. That, and the garbage overflowing from the...

Truth behind Jolly Roger’s success revealed

June 8, 2018

This year’s Assassin victors bask in glory

June 8, 2018

AP Art students benefit from trip abroad

June 8, 2018

Students seek alternative learning at Tamiscal

Zoe Hamblett, News Editor

May 10, 2018

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In search of alternative learning experiences, eight to 10 students each year leave the school behind and decide to continue high school within the district at Tamiscal. Tamiscal is an alternative school designed for independent study...

Promposals, a creative way to ask out

Teresa Leida, Reporter

May 10, 2018

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If it wasn’t even enough to be stressed out selecting the right dress or tuxedo, shoes, hair, makeup and nails for prom while students complete school work, commit to college, and prepare for AP tests, upperclassmen create ...