November 2022 Issue

Día de los Muertos (also known as the Day of the Dead) serves as a reunion for the living and the dead. Day of the Dead is primarily celebrated on November 1st and 2nd, but other days like October 31st may be included. It is widely observed in Mexico and other Central American countries. Families we...

The crowd went wild as Nilah Okon ‘23 scored the winning touchdown, running untouchable from one end of the field to the other. Onlookers could only watch as the entire senior team—cheerleaders included—swarmed together in a pink hoard, smiling between chants of “SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS!” To anyon...

Everyone loves their pets, and we all want what is best for them. Unfortunately, accidents happen, and things we think would help our everyday life can end up hurting our furry friends. Rat poison is one of those everyday items that are harmful to our pets, but it is usually overlooked when it comes...

As the holiday season approaches, so too does the seasonal plague. This year’s flu season has struck our school with a vengeance, surging its way through the student population. Many are out with influenza and the common cold—however, the presence of COVID-19 has taken out many more. In the past few...

As the school year started to settle in, the seasonal festivities of fall were around the corner with Homecoming and the annual Turkey Tussle at the Rose Bowl Stadium. This fresh transition signaled the opening of applications for this year’s 2022 Homecoming Court, where senior girls gained an oppor...