Husky 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
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Get 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 more“Devious Lick” trend takes its toll on Prep campus
By Angela Bustos Sanchez and Fernando Mendez Staff Writers The “devious lick” trend first originated in September on the popular video-sharing app Tik Tok. A user by the name of jugg4elias posted the first “devious lick” video in which they recorded a box of disposable masks, claimed to be stolen from school. A caption at the bottom of the video
Read moreAmerica is facing a debt crisis
Both household and national debt are rising in the face of the economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus.
Read moreSummit facility differences continue to alter school experiences
By Judy Ly and Maxwell Taniguchi-King Staff Editors Next school year, three major campus changes are expected: Denali moving into a new campus, Rainier closing, and Tahoma renovating its current portables. There have been recent attempts to standardize Summit schools across California. Despite these changes, all eight Summit high schools in the Bay Area remain largely different in regards to
Read more“Parasite” deserved to win Best Picture at the 2020 Oscars
By Kai Lock Prep Editor-in-Chief “Oscar Season” is done and awards have been given out, including the most controversial award, Best Picture. It’s controversial in terms of deciphering the varying opinions and factors that are within the film. This year Best Picture was awarded to “Parasite,” the international Korean thriller movie given to us by Bong Joon Ho. “Parasite” is
Read more“Mortal Kombat 11” is as awesome as it is gory
By Jovani Contreras Staff Writer *In this review, there will be minor spoilers* Starting in October 1992, “Mortal Kombat” has made an impact in the fighting game industry. The iconic franchise, known for its gore and brutality, has 18 games total in its series. Their most recent addition to the series, “Mortal Kombat 11,” launched on April 23, 2019. “Mortal
Read more“Melee” is the best feel-good game of all time
By Joseph Dieckmann Staff Writer “Super Smash Brothers Melee” is a fighting game released for the Gamecube system in 2001. For many years, “Melee” was considered to only be a party game for recreational purposes. But, as recently as 2010, “Melee” has become a competitive fighting game with thousands of players and spectators. I believe that the main reason for
Read moreSeniors use final Expeditions to explore future careers
By Jon Garvin and Eliza Insley Editors-in-Chief Expeditions gives students a chance to explore areas of interest to help students find their true passions. During Summit Prep seniors’ final year, they are taking this opportunity to begin pursuing possible future careers through internship and independent study. According to Melissa Thiriez, the supervisor of internships and independent studies, 96 students from
Read moreRedwood City mayor visits Summit Prep journalists
EDITOR’S NOTE: On Friday, Sept. 6, Redwood City Mayor Ian Bain came to Summit Preparatory Charter High School for a press conference to answer student journalists’ questions about his role in the community. Ian Bain introduces the importance of local politics in Redwood City By Jovani Contreras, Fabiana Munoz and Rosie Esteverena Staff Writers Ian Bain believes that local politics
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