Ending up in the ER, let alone having a near death experience, wasn't AP Literature and Ethnic Studies teacher Kitaro Takesue’s ideal ending to completing a triathlon. After racing the 140.6 mile Sacramento Ironman Triathlon, as a result of exercising...

Whether writing song lyrics in her bedroom or recording compositions professionally in the studio, music allows senior Natalie Jones to transform her emotion into art. She poured her musical talent into releasing her first album titled Last September...

The most commonly known pets are cats and dogs, but the unappreciated pets, like pigeons, can make amazing pets too. Junior Monique Dimitrova has a pet pigeon, Tulin, and wants to inform people about her experiences with owning one. Not all pigeons fit...

Junior Mateo Figueroa compresses the chest of a CPR model doll on the warm sands of Hermosa Beach as groups of junior lifeguards watch. Figueroa spent his summer as an LA County Junior Lifeguards cadet, training in first aid and rescue techniques while...

The gambling lobby in the U.S. has only grown since president George W. Bush’s ban in 2006, and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down. In total, Americans wagered almost $120 billion on legal sportsbooks last year, up from $93 billion in 2022, according...

Inspired by their love for ecology and their goal of maintaining the cleanliness of our campus, the Ecopond Initiative Club meets weekly every Thursday in Room 216 to improve and maintain our school’s koi pond. They believe in making the most out of...

It’s Spooky Season, the best time of the year. Most of my time is spent taking Spirit Halloween trips, carving pumpkins, and of course, doing a little Halloween binge-watching. To satisfy Halloween junkies like myself, Marvel released “Agatha All...

It’s not every day somebody gets their big break, especially not at the age of fifteen. Freshman Noah Peralta recently landed his first big acting job as a character in the musical “¡Pasaje!” It is a coming-of-age story featuring a young protagonist,...