Class of 2019 says their final goodbye to Tahoma
By Monique Contreras Staff Writer As the year comes to an end, emotions are heightened as the Class of 2019 launches into a new journey. They will have to say goodbye to the [...]
Opinion
Billie Eilish’s “When We Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go” blows away expectations
By Nick Reed Staff Editor Billie Eilish, to me, has always seemed somewhat of a boring, non-offensive indie singer. She writes songs for a demographic that I’m not in, and, [...]
Religion: Culture or Choice?
By Kai Lock Prep Editor-in-Chief Do you go to church? The question is simple, but the way it’s answered isn’t. It’s a well-known fact that as the years go by, fewer and [...]
Games are meaningful to people
By Justin Casillas, Mark Haiko and Soren Ryan-Jensen Staff Writers Video games can be far more than just a time passer. We would argue that games can be truly meaningful to [...]
Planning Prom at a small school proves challenging
By Molly Pigot Everest Editor in Chief In every high school, Prom is the event of the year. Often viewed as the “last hurrah” of the school year, students count down [...]
Denali needs more art opportunities
By Angela Hwang, Hazel Rothrock and Nadia Tatischeva Staff Writers When you walk down the hall at Summit Denali High School, you see blank walls, with maybe one or two [...]
Children experience the wonders of nature at Walden West
By Monique Contreras Staff Writer Walden West has gathered many interns from Summit Public School: Tahoma to volunteer as cabin leaders. Usually, when gathered at the site, [...]
AI can both catch and create fake news
By Avi Mehra Staff Writer, Founder and President of AI Club at Summit Tahoma In the past few years, a new scam on Instagram has taken off in popularity. Accounts act as if [...]
Rainier students take a stand on bathroom policies
By Keith Dinh, Deandra Han, Khanh Nguyen, Jennifer Rico, Charlie Stattion and Jasmine Villegas Staff Editors Summit Public School: Rainier has implemented a new restroom [...]
Performing Arts teach us humanity
By Evelyn Archibald Staff Writer “The most important thing any kind of arts can teach,” Stage Combat and College Readiness instructor Keith Brown says, “is what teaches [...]
