By Julian Medellin Staff Writer Kyle Ubod is a freshman at Summit Tahoma who is currently participating in a martial arts club. His practices are on Mondays and Wednesdays, and his tournaments are mainly on the weekends. Ubod won a plaque because of his victory in a local tournament. In those matches, each team would have every student fight against
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By Gino Moses Staff Writer Alfredo Lanuza is a tenth grader at Summit Tahoma. He plays soccer for the varsity team at his high school. He doesn’t play for a club team at the moment, but in the past he has played for teams in Redwood City. See below for the full athlete profile:
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By Annabelle Wilkinson Staff Writer “Breaking Bad” is the phenomenal five-season show that was created by Vince Gilligan and stars actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul. The show started off with a small but steady fan base, but has since turned into the sixth most critically acclaimed show of all time after being nominated for 58 Emmys and taking home
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By Kainoa Garo Staff Writer Bianka Ortega is a Tahoma freshman. She is enrolled in a Visual Arts Expeditions course that teaches her how to draw pictures in different and effective ways. But the remaining question is: what inspires her drawings? The Visual Arts class is taught by Mathew Scicluna. He uses various methods to teach the students how to
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By Dylan Galiotto Staff Writer Gino Moses, a 14-year-old freshman, has had a joyful, lifelong experience with soccer. Most of his life revolves around the sport, and it has impacted him greatly. He plays for a club team, as well as for the Tahoma team. In a separate interview, he stated: “I mean, I guess I’ve helped the team –
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By Rae Frescas Staff Writer The Emoji Movie is a movie about a “meh” emoji named Gene who can’t make the face he is supposed to. Throughout the movie, this emoji goes through a “journey of truth,” trying to fight against what he is supposed to be. Let me just say that this movie is stupid. First off, the movie
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By Lilith Flowers, Kaitlyn Kelley and Sophia Nguyen Staff Writers The excessive internet filtering policies at Summit Public Schools: Tahoma are detrimental to a productive learning environment. Both teachers and students have voiced their concerns. Students will not be prepared for the distractions of an unfiltered internet, which is a problem that has grown as technology develops. According to the National
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