28

Feb

My History with Digital Communication

By Shea Cohen

For years, I have been drawn towards creative mediums such as digital design and video. During COVID lockdowns, I spent much of my time “acquiring” Adobe software like Premiere Pro…

14

Feb

LionDanceME’s Las Vegas Oppertunity

By Anderson Li

LionDanceMe has been giving performance opportunities in Las Vegas for the last 15 years. Each year, 20+ new recruits have the opportunity to participate in the Las Vegas trip, whether…

04

Feb

My Issue with Book Banning

By Sharon Yong

Since his previous term, President Trump has been known to support conservative groups that organize and enforce book banning in schools within the country, along with endorsing politicians who act…

17

Jan

The Torture of Balancing College Classes with High School

By Hebe Situ

Juggling a demanding course load has become second nature for me, as my academic journey has been shaped by the challenge of taking concurrent courses in addition to my regular…

18

Dec

Life as an Only Child

By Leanne Wan

Growing up, I was jealous of my friends who had siblings. I was bitter watching TV shows where the siblings of the show would argue, but would always have each…

01

Nov

The Reoccuring Journey

By Leanne Wan

The sounds of my alarm seep into my dreams and the bright lights of my bedroom shine directly in my eyes. As the time glows back “5:00 am”, I force…

02

Jun

Finally gaining some relief

By Justin Szeto

As I approach the last week of my three year service on the ASB, I’ve finally gained a sense of relief from some of the responsibility I’ve felt after the…

31

May

Shaping Myself Through Covid

By Dana Elgaali

As a senior looking back on my high school career, I’ve come to realize that being at home freshman year was probably the best thing that happened to me because…

31

May

Picking Up the Camera

By Tenzin Dawa

With a passion for art as a background, one hobby that I gained this year was a passion for photography, and as I continue to grow better at it, I’m…

31

May

Shockingly stress-free journalism with Mr. Lee

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

I’ve never really had a class within my high school journey that I truly enjoyed from beginning to end. Going into high school I had very high expectations due to…

30

May

Bryson Tiller back in the Bay

By Miguel Eusebio

Expecting a fun experience, I was excited to go see R&B artist, Bryson Tiller on tour at the Bill Graham Auditorium on May 14th, who was coming back to San…

22

May

Exploring art this year

By Sofie Godfredsen

I typically have never thought of myself as a particularly artsy person. My twin sister, who now goes to SOTA, has always been incredibly skilled and talented in drawing, painting,…