Sexual assault is a very serious issue that affects the lives of many and it is always necessary to be aware of it and learn how to defend yourself when you’re assaulted. Also, when witnessing a friend or even a stranger being sexually assaulted, it’s always good to know who to call or how to help. “A survey conducted by the American Association of University … Continue reading Sexual Assault Awareness
Guadalupe Lopez is this year’s graduating salutatorian, academic athlete of the year, and captain for both the girls’ water polo and swim teams. Lopez sacrificed her social time to be Salutatorian and academic athlete of the year, but does not regret being so active because it gave her the opportunity to improve her social and communication skills. Ultimately, school is her priority. In water polo, … Continue reading 2019’s Academic Athlete of the Year and Salutatorian
Prom will be held at OUE Skyspace in Los Angeles. Since it doesn’t start until six, here are some places you can go and visit beforehand. Grand Park Grand Park is a park located at the Civic Center of LA. An Arts Festival will be held the day of prom so it would probably be a lot of fun to check out. Address: Grand Park, … Continue reading Prom: Los Angeles Destinations
I interviewed Daniel Cadenas, a senior, the following questions: A name change request can come about because a person does not like his or her name as given at birth; perhaps they’d prefer something more or less unique rather than a homespun name that combined parents’ names. Question 1: If you had to change your name, what would your new name be, and why would … Continue reading Interview with Daniel Cadenas
A short story written and illustrated by Zoe Berkebile On the evenings when the darkness was so thick it seemed the sky itself was sleeping, when the moon had waned to nothing and the stars seemed to to have gone out, you would think the children of the small village would fear the night and hide beneath the warm safety of their quilts – but, … Continue reading Moon Threads, Part One
To Mr. Choate, SBHS’s football coach, football is more than a game and coaching is more than simply yelling at the players on the field. Continue reading SBHS Teacher Profile: Mr. Choate
Ah, Valentine’s Day. The day we either express love and affection to our significant other, or we cry and eat ice cream alone in our room wondering why no one loves us. One of the biggest mysteries of Valentine’s Day – aside from the way in which flowers, big teddy bears, and chocolates became the ideal gifts for Valentine’s – is the icon for Valentine’s … Continue reading Why a Baby? Eros & Cupid: The Gods of Love
Is it not irritating when your partner does not want to be open about your relationship when you do? It makes you feel “less than” and question yourself, right? You start wondering: What if he’s ashamed of me? Is she keeping her options open? The negative comes before the positive and your thoughts and feelings become overwhelming until the only thing in your heart is worry. … Continue reading Keeping Relationships Low Key
February is the month of love, romance, relationships, and finding that “perfect” someone. To celebrate the month of hearts and flowers, we are inviting you to participate in our Pick-Up Line Contest! Give us your best pick-up line. Did you use a line on your girlfriend that just swept her off her feet? Are you saving your best line for that special someone and are … Continue reading Pick-Up Line Contest
Christmas is a time when families gather around and spend quality time together. Those families need a perfect place to celebrate the holidays together. Here is a list of those places and maybe your family will be one of those families that spend time there. 1. Festival of Lights at The Mission Inn The Mission Inn’s Festival of Lights is a six-week long extravaganza … Continue reading Five Fun Places for the Holidays
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