Go Gobble Gobble

Reported by Ely Fonseca   This past Saturday, runners of all shapes and sizes participated in our annual ‘Turkey Trot’ held here on campus and off. The Trot is an activity where students, teachers, and neighbors can participate and run the course that uses Stahl, Judson, and O’Conner roads. The “turkeys” ran through the fog-filled…

School Restrooms- A Sanitary Shock

Reported By James Arellano As flu season rolls in, the concern for clean door handles, desks, and easy access to soaps and other disinfectants rise drastically. But one aspect of student life has been neglected and vandalized since the rise of a 2021 Tik Tok trend are the school’s restrooms.  Since the rise of the…

A Portrait of Berlin

Reported By Carla Schulze Have you ever heard from the Brandenburger gate, the Octoberfest? Or the unique curry sausage in Germany? Or possibly the history of the Berlin Wall and the segregation of the city? As a German exchange student, I want to use my chance during my time here to bring you my culture…

Celebrating Souls

Reported by Carla Schulze The Day of Death,  also called ‘’El dia de muertos’’ is a very famous Mexican holiday that honors the afterlife of the people that passed away recently. The period during which people celebrate the reunion with their relatives is usually between October 31 and November 2. The people honor the lives…

Halloween History

Reported by Madison Odriscoll Over 30 countries celebrate Halloween, and one of them is America. But when was Halloween created? Over 2,000 years ago people at the Celtic festival of Samhain started the tradition. It was said to have started to mark the beginning of winter. This was in ancient Britain and Ireland. Trick or…

The Top 3 Best Halloween Costumes for 2023

Reported by Jordan Joyner Halloween has been around for more than 2,000 years. It originated when Celtic people in Europe celebrated the end of the harvest and the start of a new year, which to them was November first. The wearing of costumes came from the belief that supernatural beings, or souls of the dead,…

Terrors of Halloween: Mr. Shedd’s Haunted House

Reported by Anahi Avalos Halloween is always celebrated with the haunting spirit of tricks and treats. A teacher on campus used to build a haunted house every Halloween with tricks that would make others scream and run from him, leaving him with all the treats. Mr. Shedd is a physics teacher that would use the…

An Impression Shared

Reported by Carla Schulze   The US and Germany, are two important world powers that often show leadership regarding international disputes and take responsibility for developing advanced constructions in several topics that affect society for the better. Both countries are modern and innovative, and both know the importance of education. As a German exchange student…

Be Careful Who You Click

Reported by Breeze Ruiz   Social media can be dangerous for kids and adults of all ages, but nowadays, you will always find a kid on a phone or device. Adults also spend many hours on their devices and it’s important to be smart and safe while using them. Most kids have a phone by…

Setting a New Tempo

Reported by Maya Sosa      A choir is composed of students and teachers who become a family. A family supports, cares for, provides security, and a sense of belonging; making each person feel important, valued, and respected. However, what happens when one of the vital members of this family leaves?             Anyone can relate to at…