California wildfires prompt significant concern

Sydney Chinitz '23, Staff Writer

October 25, 2020

The orange-yellow and red colors blend together in the sky as the blistering flames creep further along the West Coast and continue to destroy everything in its path. The wildfires began in a blaze after what was supposed to be a festive gender reveal party went south, and a pyrotechnic machine ex...

New rule passed in California allows college athletes to get paid in 2023

Jackson Lev '20, Paper Sports Editor

October 12, 2019

“Enough is enough” is not enough

Hannah Schmidt ’19

November 19, 2018

Since Jan. 1, 2018, it has been 321 days. Three hundred and thirteen days of waking up to seeing some notification on my phone about the newest pop-star drama, the latest viral video or a missed facetime call from my sister. But 308 of those days were spent waking up to news of yet another mass shooti...

Saugatuck Rowing Club girls race for back-to-back wins at nationals

September 15, 2018

By Emma Dantas '21 and Lexie Moskovit '21 ...

Los Angeles middle school accidental shooting leaves students and parents in tears

February 13, 2018

By: Mia Daignault '20 An accidental shooting occurred at Sal Castro middle school in Las Angeles on Feb.1, the third school shooting of recent weeks. Two students and two others were left minorly wounded. The student responsible had an unregistered semi-automatic machine gun in her backpack. ...

Legalization of marijuana in California podcast

January 15, 2018

By Roxy Augeri '20 and Julia Lombardo '20

Racism fueled by terrorism

Christopher Andrews, staff writer

December 15, 2015

ISIS has struck France, a hotel in Egypt, Bangladesh, and in California. Along with these attacks, citizens tried to retaliate on the situation by harming or even killing, innocent Muslims.   I imagine that terrorists greatly enjoy the racism that has been fueled by recent attacks and is part of thei...