
With more relaxed rules concerning masks and other COVID-19 precautions, a typical scene happened in a Tutorial on Sep. 7. About 20 sophomores filled the room and only six were...
Many rules have changed this year, from electronics to dress code to dorm tutorials, and students believe that some of the rules need to be modified. Cell phone rules are causing...
A new sports elective has emerged this year: a Physical Education class held during 9th period, which meets the fitness requirements. The idea of having a PE class came to Vice-Principal...


It feels so nostalgic for us upperclassmen when we see you all running around campus and playing tag on the quad. Perhaps we feel a little embarrassed because we were once just...
As I sit in a tutorial working on my homework, my classmate leans over and asks, “Do you know how to solve this problem?” I begin to explain the solution, when I hear from...

Nearly 60 years ago, agricultural workers in California came together with the help of the United Farm Worker association (UFW) to fight for the rights of the campesinos, farmworkers....
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Ever checked your inbox on a Friday and noticed a Featured Fiction Friday email? Every week, Creative Writing teacher, school librarian and Library Crew leader Tina Ehsanipour,...

On Sept. 17, nearly 200 families and students gathered at Cooley Landing amid the uncertainty of rain to help pick up trash for the annual Coastal Cleanup, gathering more than...

As a Bay Area native, Samuel McCoy is glad to be working with students from backgrounds he resonates with as a co-Teacher in Holly Chenette’s Spanish class. Samuel graduated...
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As the new school year has started, many students are experimenting with fashion. Students find various kinds of meaning in fashion, whether enjoying specific clothing items,...
During the first week of September, the Bay Area sweltered under a heat wave, with local temperatures rising as high as 104 degrees some afternoons. With outdoor activity discouraged,...
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As the girls Volleyball season gets underway, the team is looking forward to bonding and improving their skills as a team and individually. Although...

The gym filled up with tired students at the end of a long school day on March 1 against Nueva, but once the boys began to pass the ball and...
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