Wu wooed by beauty of strings
Taking out her dark, spruce violin and its accompanying long handcrafted bow, she lays the bow gently on the delicate strings and begins to play. Each note that echoes from...
Plants thrive under Tran’s thumb
Growing up, junior David Tran watched his mother work in the garden and observed her propagation of plants such as basil. She would gently plunge the old basil stems into...
Song keeps Capulong calm
After returning home from a long day of school, senior Lauryn Capulong picks up her ukulele and sings her troubles away. She takes a deep breath and begins to sing...
Wilkerson set back by ankle injury
Slowly and nervously, English teacher Jessica Wilkerson proceeds down the aisle in her flowing white wedding dress, afraid to trip or make a mistake. She has been preparing for this...
Students take the stage at Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night was hosted on Oct. 11 in the Little Theater from 4-6 p.m. by Drama Club as a chance for students to perform in a safe and comfortable...
Sam Ly’s Tortoise
I’m not the biggest fan of fluffy or furry animals; I’m more into the scaley, unique terrestrial animals. Tortoises are able to live so long, and they are similar to...
Bunny companionship during mourning
Q: How many bunnies do you have? A: I had four before but now I have two bunnies, named Venadito and Manchitas. Q: What happened to the other two bunnies?...
Q&A with Prom Court 2019
My Ho Q: What encouraged you to run for the prom court? A: I ran because I thought it’d be fun to participate and make the most out of my...
Katelyn Gov’s Cocker Spaniel
What is the name of your dog? What breed is it? A: My dog’s name is Butters, and he is a Cocker Spaniel. When and how did you get your...
Developing affection through understanding
It was a regular, sunny day at a friend’s quinceañera practice when senior Humberto Rivera decided he wanted to change the year-long friendship into a relationship two years ago. Aware...