By Toli Gonodanov-Meybray and Sean Quigley Staff Writers On April 21 and 22, Summit Denali high school juniors went on college study trips. The study
Summit Denali (Sunnyvale)
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Summit Denali students discuss the impact of technology on music
By Caelum Villarreal Staff Writer During Self-Directed Learning time at Summit Denali high school, classrooms are often filled with students typing away on Chromebooks and
Steamers and viewers come together to speak about the streaming community
By Ardan Bramall and Toli Gonodanov-Meydbray Staff Writers Summit Denali freshman Jon Gonzales has seen major effects on people who religiously watch streamers, including a
Summit Shasta (Daly City)
How Has the Bush Administration Changed the United States?
$2.313 Trillion dollars in American taxpayer money has been spent on the Afghanistan War. Along with the Iraq War, it will forever define the legacy
NFTs: New technology or fraud?
By Akhil Gunasekaran Staff Editor Pull out a one-dollar bill from your wallet, and analyze it closely. What if you could see every past owner
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The return of Klay Thompson
By Nevan Shum Staff Writer On June 23, 2011, Klay Thompson was drafted by the National Basketball Association as an 11th pick recruit to the
Summit Prep (Redwood City)
Husky News: Prep celebrates Earth Day 2022
By Lia Bhas and Jovani Contreras Staff Editors Featured Image (at the top of the post): volunteer paints shed on Earth Day PHOTO CREDIT: Jovani
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Husky News: Teachers Get Messy During Prep’s Pi Day Celebration
By Jovani Alejandro Contreras Prep Editor-in-Chief Featured Image at the top of the post: Pi Symbol Pie PHOTO CREDIT: Mizina
Adulting 101 prepares students for the real world
By Diego Contreras, Ashley Gil and Diana Morales Staff Writers When students at Summit Prep think of the Adulting 101 course, they usually think about
Summit Tahoma (South San Jose)
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Tahoma Junior College Trips: Interviews With College and High School Students + Campus Footage
By Staff Editor Ashwath Vimal and Staff Writer Abdullatif Melhem Note: The YouTube channel this video is posted on is the official Summit Tahoma Podcast,
Why the Death Penalty NEEDS to be Eradicated
By Ashwath Vimal Staff Editor The Eighth Amendment of our Constitution bans cruel and unusual punishment on criminals. Why should the death penalty not fall
Tariffs and chip shortages are affecting several important industries
By Justin Hess and Keith Slade Hookano Staff Writers Graphics Processing Units (GPU), are used in computers for graphics and video rendering. They are most
Summit K2 (El Cerrito)
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Controversy arises around Super Bowl LVI and its possible Covid impact
By Mia Ramirez Victorino Staff Writer With the Super Bowl rapidly approaching, some remain skeptical that the large gathering will be a super spreader event.
Social media: a machine transcending politics
By Hannah Kim Editor-in-Chief Since 1980, statistics have indicated that U.S. presidential candidates with the most campaign funds win the general election. However, in 2016,
Social media reignites Black Lives Matter Movement after death of George Floyd
By Hannah Kim Staff Writer On May 25, 2020, George Floyd, an African American citizen, died after Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin pinned him down
Summit Tam (Richmond)
Uniform schedule impacts students’ lives across Bay Area campuses this school year
By Evelyn Archibald and Judy Ly Editors-in-Chief Denali senior William Torborg said it is hard for most students to stay focused for long durations.