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As junior Dani Sher finished sketching on her paper in history class, she was surprised by the outcome of the doodle- a screaming face. She didn’t know how, but …
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Freshman Nathan Kim was beyond excited when he won first place at the annual Southern California MATHCOUNTS contest on March 9, 2014. When he entered his first math competition in …
Read MoreAs the second year of Service Learning Leadership rolls around, teacher and founder Heather Myrick prepares to tackle local and global issues with her students.
While some previous projects will remain, …
Sophomore gets accepted to the Honeywell Leadership Challenge Academy
Sophomore Thomas Montagne’s father, an engineer at Honeywell learned that
one of his colleague’s daughters had attended a prestigious STEM camp offered by
Honeywell. …
As Oxford Dictionary’s word of the 2013 year, “selfies” have been flooding social media websites. Most of the world has been caught in this frenzy- either directly participating in …
Read MoreCourtesy of Jacob Schneiderman
For almost ten years, Senior Jacob Schneiderman had dreamed of climbing the Half Dome at Yosemite National Park. In August of 2013, Schneiderman finally achieved his …
Senior Makenzie Jordan was sitting on the bleachers one Saturday at a track meet, staring out at the field when inspiration struck her.
Makenzie saw all the shoes lying on …
In addition to playing the piano, violin, oboe and bassoon, senior Jason Griffin composes music. Griffin first began composing at age nine when he would improvise and make little …
Read MoreSelf-diagnosing is becoming in the U.S. According to a survey taken by the Pew Research Center in Washington D.C. revealed that 35 percent of adults in the U.S. have used …
Read MoreNearly five years ago, junior Richard Hu’s father, Dr. Zhicheng Hu, an American citizen, went on a business trip to China. He has yet to return. Chinese police detained Dr. …
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