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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By Deandra Han and Jennifer Rico Staff Editors Summit Rainier is set to close this upcoming summer. With its closure nearing, students and staff are feeling many emotions. Students will have to move schools and continue without their friends, mentor and mentor groups. Meanwhile, Rainier staff has to look for new jobs and potentially move to receive different opportunities. To
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By Christina Velez Staff Editor Due to the coronavirus epidemic, everyone in California, besides essential workers, are being ordered to shelter in place. For students this means that instead of attending school at their usual campus, they will be doing online school instead. Before all of this started, my parents had been looking for a new house, yet since we
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By Jasmine Chinn Staff Writer The COVID-19 pandemic left me filled with questions in life, and now I have so much free personal time and work for classes to contribute to, but there has also been a lack of freedom to explore outside. Before this pandemic started, I was looking forward to finally starting to drive a car since I
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Summit News Readers, I’ve been writing this column for the better part of a year, but I’m now writing to inform you that I will be leaving my role at Summit News as I graduate from Summit Shasta and move on to Pennsylvania, where I will be attending Haverford College. When I began writing this column, I chose to use
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By Ellen Hu Denali Editor-in-Chief I learned that Summit Denali High School would be moving to virtual school the day after I got home from a college accepted students day in Oregon. For the past several weeks, I have been finding ways to enjoy what I have and making the most of my senior year. A college sweatshirt arrives in
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By Albert Chang-Yoo Staff Editor Isolating at home, either by yourself or with family, can be extremely challenging. Now, more than ever, it’s extremely important to make sure we take a break from the stress of life. Being in nature has routinely been proven to stimulate mental health and reduce anxiety. I know not everyone lives near green spaces, but
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The state of New York canceled its democratic primary on Monday, April 27. Officials cited the assured nature of the race now that Senator Bernie Sanders has dropped out along with concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic. While this may seem like a reasonable step to take at first, it sets a dangerous precedent and invokes questions over how the coronavirus
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