Cathy Lee, cub writer
Climbing the stairs of the 62 story Aon Center one step at a time, junior Lois De Leon participated in the Fight for Air Climb fundraiser for lung disease research.
De Leon discovered...
Isabella Cortés, cub writer
Fondant, sugar dough, buttercream, egg wash and fondant cutters are part of the everyday life of junior Jordan Hopp. The “baking god” roams the halls and strives to...
Jamie Kim news editor
Some performers look at their sold-out arenas, filled with screaming, dancing fans. Other performers define their success with the polar opposite: a silent, enraptured crowd. Freshman...
Lauren Hannani staff writer
For most of us, the library serves as a place where we can rely on for some books, studying time, computers or even silence. But for sophomore Mallory Azziz working behind the...
Max Yera staff writer
Kobe Bryant’s historic career in purple and gold came to an end in epic fashion this past Wednesday.
The long awaited bittersweet finale was one for the ages as the Laker star concluded...
Natasha Dardashti social media editor
In the fourth grade, most children spend their time eating ice cream and coloring, but to senior Julia Choi, the fourth grade signified the beginning of a major aspect...
Eleanor Bogart-Stuart staff writer
Sydney Tran staff writer
The final bell’s ring on Friday signifies the beginning of the weekend and the departure from a week at school. But for three rabbis-in-training,...
Nirav Desai, staff writer
“March Madness” used to be sane. Originally referring to the simple unpredictability of the single-elimination NCAA basketball tournament, the phrase has joined the likes...
Isaiah Freedman staff writer
Coach Charlie Stansbury has been a part of a multitude of programs over the past few years. He has been the varsity head football coach, DECA advisor and sports marketing teacher....
Eleanor Bogart-Stuart staff writer
Junior Lana Schwartz does not spend her weekends like the average teenager. She can be found taking trips into the Angeles National Forest, where she serves as a counselor...
Evan Minniti staff writer
Students receive countless emails in their inbox each day. Whether it be from Jupiter Ed, robotic college admission advertisements or simply companies promoting silly expensive...
