By William Giblin, Vibhu Gogineni and Ariana Perez Staff Writers Summit Denali senior Julisa Ascencio recalls how Denali has prepared her for college while coming
Sunnyvale: Denali
Summit Denali staff, students independently reach consensus on Covid guidelines
By Meiru Chen, Sophia Garcia and Karissa Tsang Staff Writers As Summit Denali High School students return from winter break, new variants of the coronavirus
Summit Denali students review school lunches
By Nathaniel Medley, Joshua Schermann and Caelum Villarreal Staff Writers School lunch has been a common debate in schools across the U.S. While some students
Freshman history teacher talks about screen time
By Adrianno Carias, Aaron Varela and Jerry Wang Staff Writers Freshman history teacher Sven Engvall said students stay on Chromebooks for about 4-5 hours a
Daly City: Summit Shasta
Arcane: Opening the Hexgate to television
By Nevan Shum and Theodore Gim Staff Writers Do you know League of Legends? So does the rest of the world, thanks to Arcane, a
The Oxford High School shooting highlights problems that need to be addressed
By McKenna Seegmiller News Editor The recent school shooting at Oxford High School highlights staggering problems in America – problems that have not been
China’s ban on private tutoring
By Akhil Gunasekaran Copy Editor China recently enacted a ban on all private tutoring services, which include companies both within and outside the country. Analysts
Y2K comes back, let’s talk about it
By Laurene Karajah Staff Writer Y2K Comes Back. Let’s Talk About it. The early 2000s: Low rise jeans, thongs, baby tees, tiny sunglasses, tiny purses.
Redwood City: Summit Prep and Everest
An open letter on mental health awareness
By Giselle Perez Apolinar Staff Writer Half of all mental health disorders begin by the age of fourteen. Some teens need to take medication and
Get to know Prep’s Art Club
By Carysa Argueta and Anthony Garcia Staff Writers Art is subjective. A work of art relies on the opinions of its viewer, and whether that
Tragedy in Astroworld: The history of chaos at Travis Scott concerts
By Jovani Alejandro Contreras Prep Editor-in-Chief As fainted concertgoers were being treated by medics, Travis Scott continued to perform at the Friday night Astroworld Festival.
Ben Shapiro’s debut film “Run Hide Fight” is the worst action movie of the year
By Jovani Alejandro Contreras Prep Editor-in-Chief When I first heard that the conservative news website The Daily Wire was getting into the movie business, I
South San Jose: Summit Tahoma
Should esports be considered on the same level as “traditional” sports?
By Ashwath Vimal Staff Editor Esports has not been considered seriously by many since it started gaining popularity in the 2000s. One main reason for
“WandaVision”: A new era of the Marvel universe
By Ashwath Vimal Staff Writer “WandaVision” is a show that exceeds expectations through excelling in nearly all areas. It has great storytelling and narration and
Musicians keep in touch with their fans during quarantine through online concerts
By Nethan Sivarapu and Ian Vu Staff Editors In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we see ourselves as more disconnected from society than ever.
Summit Public Schools has not decided what to do with Rainier’s estimated $500,000 in savings
By Jacob Kahn-Samuelson and Judy Ly Editors-in-Chief In a Q&A meeting, following the announcement that Rainier would close, community members advocated to use Rainier’s remaining
East Bay: K2 and Tam
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