Strong as ‘Steele’ after cancer
Since her diagnosis last year, junior Danielle Steele recounts her journey with the debilitating lymphoma and the aftermath of treatment.
Amanda Lerma
Stolen motivation
Stemming from the pandemic, many have found themselves struggling to establish the line between a home and work lifestyle. Staff and students alike have lost sleep, had their workload increased, or seen steep declines in their performance. As a result, many are feeling burnt-out, experiencing a mental and physical toll.
Ulloa constructs meaningful memories with father
With the pandemic resulting in many losing their connections, math teacher Leah Ulloa and her father fought to strengthen their relationship. Spending hours diligently woodworking provided a space for the duo to find solace among the chaos of the world.
Working Toward More
Financial struggles during the pandemic by Tammy Vuong The holidays welcomed another surge in the
Grade sharing damages teacher-student relationships
Facing immense pressure to achieve high grades in classes overall, students often obsess over their
Behind the screen
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Head over meals
How AUSD aligns with the food pyramid by Andrew Lam According to the district’s Food
Voice your vote
The case against not voting by Andrew Lam In 2016, only 55% of voting-age Americans
Canceled, suspended tryouts cause concern
Undergoing distance learning and social distancing, athletes were forced to reevaluate the possibilities of upcoming
Steele fights cancer in Costa Rica
Sitting in a bright white room reeking of bleach at a hospital in Costa Rica,