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, Republican nominee Donald Trump broke this pattern after securing a presidential victory despite raising 957.6 million dollars in comparison to his opponent’s 1.4 billion. What helped Donald Trump clinch the 2016 U.S. Presidential race? A
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By Ines Villarreal Senzatimore Staff Writer Over the period of this quarantine, many students (including myself) have had changes to their day-to-day lifestyle. In this photo essay, I will be sharing my own experiences that many people in the school community can relate to. During these times it is so vital to keep ourselves busy and in touch with everyone.
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By Eva Weisenfeld Staff Writer When “Sixteen Candles” was released in 1984, it quickly became a smash hit, labelled as a classic. It was the first hit film directed by John Hughes, who’s movies sought to capture an era of teenage angst in the ’80s. The film tells the story of Samantha Baker (Molly Ringwald) who wakes up on her
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By Kaashika Raut Staff Writer From baking to painting, I’ve been finding myself investing more time in activities I hadn’t tried before. Being stuck inside during quarantine can be hard, but I’ve found that the best way to find joy in this difficult time is by keeping busy. I have been finding ways to keep learning, exercising, and keeping up
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By Alina Raykovich Staff Writer Over the past two months during quarantine, I have been finding ways to busy myself. I have been taking numerous assessments, watching Netflix and taking photos. Through these activities and the trips that I’ve taken with my family, I’ve developed an appreciation for the beauty of our world and grown closer to the people around
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By Justin Lin Staff Writer For the past two months, I have been stuck at home during a global pandemic. I’ve found that it’s important to keep finding joy amidst this crisis. To do this, I’ve been finding ways to continue learning, exercising, keeping entertained and doing the things I need to do. Left: I continue to get daily exercise
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By Riley Quigley Staff Writer Guadalupe River Park has always been a large part of my life. When I was little, my parents would take me to look at the roses or try to find tadpoles in the streams. Throughout the years I’ve stopped visiting; I find I don’t have time to go on long hikes or take a step
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By Ethaniel Reyes Staff Editor 21 years after it first premiered on ABC primetime, the classic quiz show “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?” is back on the network with the popular late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel. The eight-episode long series is airing primetime on the network every Thursday at 8:00pm, bringing back all the original pieces of “Millionaire” from
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By Evelyn Archibald Shasta Editor-in-Chief Criminal justice has always been a disaster in America, but the COVID-19 pandemic is giving us a grave lesson on why we now need prison reform more than ever. Millions of prisoners across the United States are in close, overcrowded quarters — incredibly susceptible to mass infection without any adequate healthcare to speak of. To
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By Analisa Sofia Perez Staff Editor It is no secret that the time of the COVID-19 pandemic has been difficult for countless people. The orders set by the governor of California to shelter in place means having limited contact with the outside world, and that poses a problem for many. However, for my family and me, sheltering in place means
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