Transferring from Middle to High School
By Samantha Chen, Staff Writer The transfer from middle school to highschool is a very different experience. As a freshman myself, I’ve experienced that there are definitely more people on a larger campus, but now in highschool, most people have…
School’s effects on the student
By: Chloe Ho, Staff Writer For many people, it’s a relief to be back in person for school. Distance learning has taken a heavy toll on the majority of youth in terms of overall well-being and academic performance, and returning…
Gender Identities: Book Review on Beyond the Gender Binary
By: Leanna Yu, Editor-in-Chief (she/her) Gender identity is our internal experience and naming of our gender that can correspond to or differ from the sex that we are assigned at birth. While our society most recognizes the genders that are…
Health Benefits of Love
When you look up the exact definition of love, the definitions that you get as a result include having an intense feeling of deep affection, a great interest, and pleasure in something, and feeling a deep affection for someone. Although…
Self Love
By Misael Gomez, Sports Editor To some people, self love may seem like something that’s too selfish or materialistic. But, in all honesty, self love is not exactly what it’s typically perceived to be. Self love doesn’t mean only caring…
It’s Ok to be Single
By: Katelyn Chang, Staff Writer February: the month of love. This month comes along as a celebration of not just platonic and familial love, but also romantic relationships. February 14th, or more commonly known as Valentine’s day, paves the way…
Digital Minimalism in the Golden Age of Content
By Anjuli Niyogi, Editor-in-Chief For a lot of us, our devices have served as an escape. After a zoom class or working on an assignment, many of us instantly resort to checking our phones, whether it be Tik Tok, Youtube,…
Everything You Need to Know About Love Languages
By Karine Chan, Editor-In-Chief “Love -agape- is patient and kind; love is not envious or boastful or arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice in wrongdoing,…
Technology and its Counterparts From the 2000’s
By: Joshua Choe, Staff Writer Technology is the fundamental base upon which society and civilization is built on, giving us leeway access to work more efficiently or have a source of entertainment. From the simple “technology” of a sharpened rock…
Defining Events of the 2000s
Angela Dimaano, Features Editor Flip phones, denim jeans, and Spongebob Squarepants. The 2000s were defined by its profound technological advancements, political triumphs, and tragedy in many forms. As we look back to two decades ago, we remember how our world…