Submitted by: Hong Guo California is a state especially known for its beaches. A stereotype is that we spend all our days tanning on the beaches. Even though it isn’t true at all, we should still pride ourselves on the beautiful oceans we’re …
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By: Patrick Xu On December 12th, 2015, I interviewed Coach Abi, a prestigious swim coach, on what makes a successful swimmer, what is important to remember throughout the negatives and positives of swimming, and what lessons or hardship are learned and overcome. …
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With the new year comes new year resolutions. Here are some healthy resolutions to think about for 2016: Working out more often This is a common resolution, but also the hardest. Many say that they lose motivation or that they’re too …
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By Matthew Gao You call the cops and tell them that there is a hostage situation at another person’s home. The emergency department immediately sends the SWAT team armed with loaded assault rifles, flash-bang grenades, riot shields, and what do they find? …
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By Veronica Gong During times of distress, many lose their composure. They handle the stressful situation poorly and, as a result, blow situations out of proportion. The healthier way of coping, however, is to look on the brighter side and not panic. …
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Submitted By: Jessica Lee Art is always a class I look forward to during the school day. This class is filled with different exciting projects for students to work on. It allows students to unleash their creative ideas, and to be …
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Justice officials announced on Thursday, December 31st that a murder plot during New Year’s Eve celebrations was thwarted. Emanuel Lutchman, aged 25, was planning a slaughter at a New York bar and restaurant while New Year’s Eve celebrations commenced as part of …
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