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Seniors Autumn Fralick (l.) and Fiona Exley (r.)
Love In The Halls: A Valentine’s Day Special
Seniors Nate Simon, Bo Buscarello, Aoife Moriarty enjoying skiing (pictured left to right)
Senior Overnight Replaced with Day Trip
Liv Rogers and Elisa Gallotta introducing the very first Pre-Med Club Meeting!
Pre-Med; Join The New Club
Principal Mr. Rodrigues stands ready to lead as he returns to school after his medical leave, focusing on the future of the school year.
Museum Welcomes Back Mr. Rodrigues!
The Student Leaders Panel hosted by Colin Kaepernick (far left) convene to “discuss” the benefits of AI in schools.
Recent DOE AI Summit Promotes the Benefits of AI in Schools
(Picture from Rolling Stone)
Kendrick Lamar: Poetry, Prosperity, and Politics
The Nightmare Before Christmas: A Christmas or Halloween Movie?
The Nightmare Before Christmas: A Christmas or Halloween Movie?
My Sweet Valentine
My Sweet Valentine
Fragments of the Self: Explorations of Identity and Alienation Through Literary Masterpieces
Fragments of the Self: Explorations of Identity and Alienation Through Literary Masterpieces
Snoopy and Charlie loving our movie marathon (Facebook)
The Classics: A Halloween Movie Marathon
9th graders getting exercise, learning how to play Wiffle Ball in gym class.
Effect of Exercise on Mental Health
The Kombucha Craze: Why Everyone’s Sipping on This Fermented Tea
The Kombucha Craze: Why Everyone’s Sipping on This Fermented Tea
How to Deal With Academic Rejection
How to Deal With Academic Rejection
The Effect of Energy Drinks and Coffee on Alertness Over the School Day
The Effect of Energy Drinks and Coffee on Alertness Over the School Day
Two students, two different morning routines. Can you guess which one stayed up late last night scrolling through TikTok?
Good Morning, Great Day
The overflowing Mexican-American border has emerged as the most pressing issue of this time period. But while political tension increases, there is no slowing to the constant circulation of immigrants into our nation, creating a need for more efficient and equitable decision making.
Wealthy Nations are Obligated to Support Refugees
Mariah Carey, a 2000s celebrity and Bella Hadid, a 2020s model, displaying similar style elements in their outfits, taken around 15 years apart.
Full circle: The Recycling of Fashion Trends
The Value of Authenticity
The Value of Authenticity
The Eagles beating the Chiefs, preventing them from getting a third Super Bowl victory
Why the Underdog?
Even a perfect score can not stop the anxiety that tests bring.
We Have To Break The Cycle of Testing Anxiety
Liverpool Player Konate getting a red card, last week versus Arsenal. Source: Sky Sports and MSN
Is Blue the new Yellow? IFAB Considers a Third Penalty Card
The Girls basketball team after their victory over NEST+M sending them to the playoffs. Source: @nyclabhs on Instagram.
LMU Basketball Teams Both Qualify for Playoffs: How They Qualified
The 2024 Champions League Trophy (The UEFA Champions League trophy via Getty Images)
Winners and Losers of the Champions League Group Stage
Megan Rapinoe in a press conference following OL Reign’s NWSL Championship defeat.
God Isn’t Real According to Megan Rapinoe
The players of the Metropolitan Riveters, a women’s ice hockey team Source: Riveters.premierhockeyfederation.com
Frozen Injustice: The Inequalities Between Male and Female Ice Hockey Players

The Gallery

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The Function of Forgetting

The Function of Forgetting

Ruby Feuerstein, Science and Technology Writer
February 14, 2025
Gallery Staff members, Lily Kalb, Isabella Cosinga, Sarah Chen, Mannat Kaur (listed left to right), Preparing Candy Grams for the Day of Love

Roses, Chocolate Hearts, and the Human Brain: The Science Behind Love

Bo Buscarello, Science and Technology Writer
February 13, 2025
Social Media And Oil In Southern California, Greenwashing Los Angeles, Jason L. Jarvis

Navigating the Digital Landscape: Social Media’s Impact on Climate Awareness

Zélia Zika, Junior Editor in Chief
January 2, 2025
From Petri Dishes to Charcuterie Boards: How a Lack of Genetic Diversity is Causing the Extinction of our World's Favorite Foods

From Petri Dishes to Charcuterie Boards: How a Lack of Genetic Diversity is Causing the Extinction of our World’s Favorite Foods

Bo Buscarello, Science and Technology Writer
May 31, 2024
This artist concept illustrates a supermassive black hole with millions to billions times the mass of our Sun. Supermassive black holes are enormously dense objects buried at the hearts of galaxies. NASA/JPL-Caltech

The Inevitable End of Everything

Nathaniel Simon, Science and Technology writer
February 28, 2024
Farming on large scale sustainable agriculture

Feeding the Future: The Next Wave of Sustainable Agriculture

Maya Soto, Science and Technology Writer
February 14, 2024
COVID vaccines

MRNA Technology: The Future of Vaccines

Bo Buscarello, Science and Techology Writer
January 18, 2024
Cute and cuddly? Or homicidal?

Why Dolphins are More Dangerous Than They Seem

Maya Soto, Science and Technology Writer
December 15, 2023
Axolotls in its habitat

Axolotls and the Fight to Save Them

Aoife Moriarty, Science and Technology Editor
November 30, 2023
The Fear Factor: The Science Behind Feeling Scared

The Fear Factor: The Science Behind Feeling Scared

Aoife Moriarty, Science and Technology Editor
November 22, 2023
Elon Being Elon: Looking Smug at a Company Meeting

The Most Influential and Controversial Person in the 21st Century

Nicholas Spitz, Science & Technology Contributing Writer
December 13, 2022
Junior Oscar Frayne has adapted to using new technology in the classroom.

Time to Pivot: Navigating Transitions in Technology

Finely Eisenberg, Science & Technology Writer
April 6, 2022
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