Life in the band

When some people think of high school, the first thing that comes to their mind is studies. But when you’re in a band, it’s kind of hard to maintain those studies, especially since you have practice almost everyday, rallies, home games to attend, and competition. Hardships and Obstacles Not only do band members have to maintain their grades and also keep up with the newest … Continue reading Life in the band

First month of high school for Freshmen

By Christian Nunez The first month of school is different for everyone. Many students are happy about seeing their friends again, sad or nervous about starting at a new school, or they just don’t care and want school to be over. For the freshmen, it is a big change from middle school because it can affect their life in many ways.  Here are two freshmen … Continue reading First month of high school for Freshmen

Sexual Assault Awareness

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

Winner takes the crown

Most people think that Miss Cardinal is easy and anyone can do it. One thing that may be true about Miss Cardinal is that sure, anyone can join, but it’s not easy as everyone seems. The aura of the theater was lively and everyone was very excited to see the 15 contestants compete for this year’s Miss Cardinal. Meanwhile, backstage, the contestants were filled with … Continue reading Winner takes the crown

2019’s Academic Athlete of the Year and Salutatorian

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

Don’t Be Stressed By the Tests

Testing season is here! Do not worry, survive and thrive during testing season with the following tips: Before the Test Tips: Get a good night’s sleep and eat a high protein breakfast. Do NOT drink energy beverages. Eat an apple approximately one and a half hour before the test. A major study of foods revealed that students who ate an apple prior to taking a … Continue reading Don’t Be Stressed By the Tests

Binge These Movies This Summer!

There have been great movies coming out in theaters and a lot of them are awesome for sleepovers this summer or for a date! The Curse of La Llorona Need a scare? La Llorona is a mexcican folktale told to children when they’re acting up. It is said that La Llorona or “the weeping woman” will come for them if they do not listen to … Continue reading Binge These Movies This Summer!

Sen·ior·i·tis

Sen·ior·i·tis A crippling disease that hits high school seniors. Symptoms When you find yourself saying “I’ll do it later” otherwise known as Procrastinating Laziness Lack of studying Repeated absences Low grades Finding it hard to get out of bed Debating whether to skip class or not Senioritis is very common around our school. I talked to a handful of seniors and asked them how they … Continue reading Sen·ior·i·tis