El Camino Real released volume 63 of their long-anticipated yearbook at the distribution and signing party on May 4. At …
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Schools should recognize mental health days
Your body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. There are no signs of coughing, sneezing, or a stuffy nose. Everything seems …
Read More »The Matador Bullring (Vol. 63 Issue 7): Do you think walkouts are an effective solution to problems?
“Although it might not be super effective, it does raise awareness for others and can motivate them to participate with …
Read More »Excessive funds show two sides of a coin (pro)
The fun in fundraisers is apparent on the miserable faces of students who go around begging people to buy their …
Read More »Schoolwide athletic survey reveals students’ interests
New field hockey and wrestling athletic programs are highly requested among San Gabriel High School (SGHS) students, according to the …
Read More »Unpopular opinions should be respected too
Abolitionist Frederick Douglass, astronomer Galileo Galilei, female rights activist Rosa Parks. There are countless occasions throughout history when people’s ideas …
Read More »Halloween maze seeks to scare
Last year, students braced themselves as they entered the dark auditorium with their hearts pounding furiously in their ears and …
Read More »College Board charges unreasonable test fees
By Katherine Huang and Eileen Ong While spending five dollars on a boba drink may be a reach for most …
Read More »Artificial intelligence, automation augment human capabilities
By Donna Hernandez and Eileen Ong Directors, playwrights, and authors have made it so that their audiences visualize a post-apocalyptic …
Read More »Los Renombrados award loses original meaning
As a prestigious honor traditionally presented to the top four percent of the San Gabriel graduating class, the Los Renombrados …
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