Why is the #MeToo movement so important?
By Kai Lock and Ethan Sheppy Staff Writers It seems now that #MeToo has been the topic of conversation for many months now, especially in the entertainment industry. It has [...]
Expeditions
Students and faculty appreciate Helen Farkas
By Kristian Bekele and Micah Tam Staff Editors Helen Farkas, a beloved member of the community and an honorable Holocaust survivor, recently passed away. Ms. Farkas [...]
Tahoma
Unheard voices join the gun control dialogue
By Annabelle Wilkinson Staff Writer Gun control has been a hot-button topic in recent news after the tragic Parkland shooting. On Feb. 14, when Nikolas Cruz opened fire at [...]
Rainier
Youth writes about the ignored side of the homeless population
By Giselle Alejo, Judy Ly, Jeana Rose Meneses and Pauline Valezquez Staff Writers Many of us are guilty of making assumptions about people before taking the time to get to [...]
Sports
Spanish teacher proves to be a salsa star
By Jasmin Mendoza Staff Writer Marisa Craig is not only passionate about teaching Spanish; she is also passionate about Latin dancing. It all started in middle school, when [...]
Everest
Organizers reflect on the Everest walkout
By Anna Scherer and Natally Tapia Staff Writers The organizers of the Sequoia Union Walkout put their skills to use and grew as activists on the day they took a stand for [...]
Summit Prep
Summit Prep teachers talk community
By Jessica Esparza, Jonathan Garvin, Eliza Insley and Kai Lock Staff Writers Summit Preparatory Charter High School is known for having a great sense of community, so we [...]
Arts
Expeditions course reveals itself to be more than simply a Visual Arts class
By Carlos Cortez Staff Writer Art, whether you partake in the creation process or not, is a part of everyone’s life in some form or another. During the Expeditions time [...]
