By Evelyn Archibald and Albert Chang-Yoo Staff Editors In America, we have advertisements as far as the eye can see. Promotion is everywhere: on our TVs, on fifteen-foot-tall billboards, at the bus stop, in the newspaper, on our phones. It’s the only way to get your name out there and your product sold. But what happens when you are your
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By Melissa Domingo Arts Editor Clubs at Summit Shasta are often inactive or have little to no members, and club leaders have expressed concerns over the lack of attendance. Some members of the 40 clubs Shasta offers also report feeling as if these groups are too focused on cliques and friend groups. Club leaders, like Shasta junior Abby Wong, who
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By Michael Mac Callum Staff Editor Eminem has sprung back with his most recent surprise album, “Music To Be Murdered By” which was released on Jan. 17, 2020 and aimed to fix the tragic mistakes that ruined his last serious studio album, “Revival”. He still repeated a lot of the same mistakes with terrible hooks as well as choruses that
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By Ethaniel Reyes Staff Editor TikTok’s popularity among Summit Shasta students has gotten to the extent where even the most mundane of places, such as the C-building restrooms, have become filming hotspots for many students to create videos on the app. More people are beginning to use the app and its usage has become more noticeable around campus. “I see
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By Jose Rodriguez Staff Writer When Ana Rosa Lopez Valencia was young in Michoacan, Buenavista, she would enjoy going out without having worry on her mind. Nowadays, she always goes out with the fear that she could be assaulted. “Ahorita uno sale con el temor que puede se asaltado,” Ms. Lopez said. (Now one goes out with the fear that
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By Sol Perez and Carlos Villarreal Staff Writers Before Sherri Taylor worked at Rainier as the Robotics Expeditions teacher, she worked on a microprocessor with 350 people, which took over three years to complete. Now, she shares her experience and knowledge with the Rainier community through teaching students who are interested in the field of robotics. Ms. Taylor has a vision
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By Andres Ruelas Staff Writer Win or lose, at the end of the day, we would all have fun conversations and laugh with the coach like the game had never happened. We do not see the soccer team as just practicing and playing; we see each other existing in the moment, having no worries about our life. That is what
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By Marion Delostrinos Staff Writer As a visitor walks into the class, they would be immediately drawn to the fragrant smells of the newly made crepes. On the tables, there are about three or four crepes from each group, as members took turns washing their pans and dishes. A crepe is a thin and flat pancake. The crepes themselves are
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By Adrian Pescatore Staff Writer Video Production is a class that a lot of people are interested in doing. There are many different things you can do in the class, like being a director, actor, editor, or slater. Being a director is directing the actors on what to do in the film and reminding them what their lines are and
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By Sean Moser Staff Writer When asked what is most stressful for people applying to college, Rainier junior Abraham Rios said, “Applying and then being ready to take standardized tests like the SAT or ACT.” Many students in the Rainier community, as well as in the United States, feel stressed because of the college application process. College Readiness teacher Maria
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