Plants thrive under Tran’s thumb
Growing up, junior David Tran watched his mother work in the garden and observed her
Tiffany Nguygen
Skinny but secure
Yellow used to be a color I never wore. It represented the desire to stand
New policies are poorly timed, unorganized
The district school board has recently enforced new policies regarding fundraisers, which were announced for
HOSA earns recognition in Sacramento
Earning recognition for several events, members of the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) club
From page to stage: SG poets compete in Crosstown Scrimmage
Coming together through poetry, students from San Gabriel (SG) competed in the Crosstown Scrimmage on
Practicing mindfulness benefits students
Every day, students and adults are bombarded with various stress-inducing distractions and situations. Journaling about
Pop culture romanticizes mental illness
With the establishment of “quirky” influencers on social media platforms, suffering from a mental illness
Spring Art Gallery draws in student artists
The Spring Art Gallery showcased various pieces in the foyer of the Auditorium for students
Sexually transmitted diseases among adolescents
Adolescents account for a large portion of the reported cases of sexually transmitted diseases (STD)
Campus buildings are inefficiently organized
Upon first glance, navigating the vast campus of the school is like a difficult puzzle