Honestly, she’s my everything,” sophomore Christian Rios said. Sophomore Maria Barrios and Rios have been dating for nearly a year, and their relationship has been nothing short of love and support for each other. The romance began with a yellow…
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Review: Tea-riffic options offered at The VI Tea
Stumbling upon several stunning photos of the drinks offered at The VI Tea, I was eager to seek out the newly-opened shop. Upon my arrival, the tea shop was prominent and easy to locate in the plaza. Parking was also…
School resources not taken advantage of
Schools tend to operate with their students’ best interests in mind, providing them with resources to help. At San Gabriel, the same idea applies. With a campus staffed with college counselors, a career center and much more, it would be…
Manzo experiences values of family
The definition of family is up for endless interpretations. To sophomore Katelyn Manzo, it means sticking together through thick and thin; families do not get to pick and choose their experiences. Even when faced with an especially tough situation, Manzo’s…
Where’s the water? Students bring up concerns regarding water locations
It is recommended that athletes drink nine to 18 ounces of water per hour, according to the American College of Sports Medicine and USA Track & Field. However, at San Gabriel, some athletes are not getting enough of this necessity.…
Galicia-Cooper hopes for smiles with new club
Yearning to do more beyond the school campus, sophomore Angel Galicia-Cooper created the Little Hearts Club to uplift the spirits of children in hospitals. The club plans to make toys and gifts to deliver to hospitals. Having a passion for…
Manzo branches into Youtube, explores art of cinematography
Accumulating over 500 subscribers and 27k views, sophomore Katelyn Manzo pursues her passion in cinematography and film through her Youtube channel. The roots of Manzo’s love for filming and creating content trace back to her childhood where she would often…
Dress codes cause unsettledness among students
In 90 degree weather, students often opt to dress lightly for the day. Whether choosing to wear a t-shirt or shorts, students’ outfits are guided by the dress code, rules that are not one hundred percent benefiting students. The official…