My favorite band is hands down, My Chemical Romance. There is so much raw talent and lyrical genius that goes into this band. It may not seem appealing to those who do not listen to this genre. However, I ask that you go into this with an open mind and maybe you can broaden your music taste. So, I will be talking about their best … Continue reading The ultimate “My Chemical Romance” album review
“I moved on for the better, you moved on to whoever,” this is a lyric from a song by SZA called “Broken Clocks.” I think this is one of the best songs that she made, but the 3 songs that I will be talking about are “Snooze,” “Broken Clocks,” and “Nobody Gets Me.” These songs may interest you if you are into R&B, neo-soul, hip-hop, … Continue reading SOS: SZA’s Romance Journey
As an 11th-grade student at San Bernardino High School (SBHS), I often find myself reflecting on the impact of my teachers. Have you ever wondered if they truly love what they do? The experiences that come with high school are known to shape us and follow us throughout adulthood. But what experiences are we talking about exactly? Perhaps meeting teachers who want the best for … Continue reading Celebrating passionate educators shaping our future
(Source: The Grandview Chronicle) From kaleidoscopic production to “what did he just say?” bars, CHROMAKOPIA proves that Tyler, The Creator still refuses to be put in a box. Released on October 28, it’s his first full-length project since Call Me If You Get Lost in 2021, and honestly, he hasn’t lost an ounce of his creativity. If anything, this album takes his sound and story … Continue reading CHROMAKOPIA: Tyler, The Creator’s New Era
I asked teachers their best advice they would give students. The reason I decided to cover this topic is to encourage people at SBHS who are feeling dispirited and or unmotivated. Watch below to see what our teachers had to say. Continue reading Wise words from staff and teachers
As students, we often hear that in order to succeed, you must work hard. Part of our everyday routine is going to school, participating in sports, or working a part time job. This means we are always pressured to do more. However, what happens to our physical and mental health when all of this work takes over our personal time? Work-life balance means getting your … Continue reading From class to cash: managing life as a busy teenager
I interviewed Members and students of the caps program EXL in the month of February. This program is open to any student after school every single day. I asked them to tell me about the excellent program and their time there. I wanted to shine light on their program to encourage more people to join. Continue reading EXL: our amazing after school program
What is Pollution and Climate Change? Waking up, opening the window, and being greeted by the most beautiful element this world has ever seen, nature. The birds chirping in those grand trees and the wind blowing through the leaves. The greatest gift we have ever received is being on this angelic planet we all call home. Why is it that something so great is being … Continue reading A world turned ugly: how pollution and climate change impacts you
Video created by Nathan Davidson, Angel Marin-Pena, and Juan Constantino Barajas. Weekly announcements provided by Tyro Times’ reporters Nathan Davidson, Angel Marin-Pena, and Juan Constantino Barajas. This week’s broadcast features this week’s sports’ schedules and students’s musical tastes. Continue reading Weekly Announcement: April 7, 2025
Video created by: Angie Angel, Paola Rubio, Alexis Suarez, and Ariel Zuno Weekly announcements provided by Tyro Times’ reporters Angie Angel, Paola Rubio, Alexis Suarez, and Ariel Zuno. This week’s broadcast focuses on our upcoming Spring Break, test taking strategies, and a shoutout of the week. Continue reading Weekly announcement: March 17, 2025
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