Husky News: Prep celebrates Earth Day 2022
By Lia Bhas and Jovani Contreras Staff Editors Featured Image (at the top of the post): volunteer paints shed on Earth Day PHOTO CREDIT: Jovani Contreras
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Summit Weekly Briefing of 4/18/2022
Your Summit Weekly Briefing By Ashwath Vimal, Angela Hwang and Ethan Ignatovsky Staff Writers Disclaimer: Though the Weekly Briefings are no longer tagged in the Opinions section of Summit News and we try to remain as unbiased as possible, our opinions may show through in this article, especially in the “Actions” section. Summit: Read Staff Writer Diana Morales’s
Read moreHusky News: Teachers Get Messy During Prep’s Pi Day Celebration
By Jovani Alejandro Contreras Prep Editor-in-Chief Featured Image at the top of the post: Pi Symbol Pie PHOTO CREDIT: Mizina
Read moreAdulting 101 prepares students for the real world
By Diego Contreras, Ashley Gil and Diana Morales Staff Writers When students at Summit Prep think of the Adulting 101 course, they usually think about taxes, investments and other boring financial jargon; but expeditions teacher Phoenix Lawson explained that the class goes into much more than just economics. “Every time I tell somebody we’re doing adulting they’re like, oh we’re
Read moreRedevelopment plan sets new heights for the future of Sequoia Station
By Evan Lipa, Juan Lona and Michael Wynne Staff Writers Summit Prep junior Robert Lopez is one of Redwood City’s weekly shoppers at Safeway located in the south center of Sequoia Station, routinely shopping there for food and resources needed to support his family. Sequoia Station is a shopping center in downtown Redwood City, frequently used by people throughout the
Read moreIncreasing rent across the Bay Area impacts local residents
By Angela Bustos Sanchez and Kimberly Sandoval Staff Writers On the outside, Ashley De La Rosa is always happy and people think nothing of it, friends assume she lives a perfect life but at home, Rosa feels stressed and anxious. Rosa’s home life changed drastically after her parents struggled to keep up with the recent rent increase. It has been
Read moreAn open letter on mental health awareness
By Giselle Perez Apolinar Staff Writer Half of all mental health disorders begin by the age of fourteen. Some teens need to take medication and even that can take time for the right medication to support a person’s well-being. Everyone has stress in life and experiences pressure every now and then, but there are people who struggle with their thoughts
Read moreGet to know Prep’s Art Club
By Carysa Argueta and Anthony Garcia Staff Writers Art is subjective. A work of art relies on the opinions of its viewer, and whether that piece of art is considered good or bad is based almost entirely on opinion. This is especially true for members of Prep’s Art Club who gave their thoughts on art in the modern day. Students
Read moreTragedy in Astroworld: The history of chaos at Travis Scott concerts
By Jovani Alejandro Contreras Prep Editor-in-Chief As fainted concertgoers were being treated by medics, Travis Scott continued to perform at the Friday night Astroworld Festival. A crowd of over 50,000 filled NRG Park to see the “Sicko Mode” rapper perform in Houston. Eight people have been confirmed dead and hundreds more were hospitalized with injuries, the victim’s ages ranged from
Read moreBen Shapiro’s debut film “Run Hide Fight” is the worst action movie of the year
By Jovani Alejandro Contreras Prep Editor-in-Chief When I first heard the conservative news website The Daily Wire was getting into the movie business, I was skeptical. Co-founded by American commentator Ben Shapiro, the news site is notorious for conservative clickbait. They then partnered with disgraced film producer Dallas Sonnier to make an action film set in a school shooting. My
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