The Pixar animated short film, Bao, was played in theatres before Incredibles 2. This eight minute long film was the first Pixar short to be directed by a woman, Domee Shi. Her inspiration came from her background as a Chinese…
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Diverse stories thrill campus
Seeing people of color represented in the media is rare, and seeing people of color win famous awards is even more rare. However, the film industry has recently made some major breakthroughs, as seen in To All the Boys I’ve…
Asistant Band Director Pedro Contreras
Q: What did you do before coming here? A: “Before coming to SG, I went to PCC [Pasadena City College] for about four years and played in the marching band there. In my part time, I would work at a…
Q&A With Homecoming Court 2018
Daryl Nguyen Q: What motivated you to run for homecoming court? A: My friends and peers told me to run for prince and I thought that since it’s my senior year, it would be a good opportunity to do a…
New Career Technical Education Adviser Paulina Diaz Serrano
Q: Where did you go before coming here? A: “I was at Repetto Elementary. I was also a guidance counselor at Mt. San Antonio College.” Q: What do you plan to accomplish here? A: “I plan to bring my personality…
Corruption in Corporations
English teacher Jennifer Kim asked us to publish the standout research papers written by her students in Senior English. The following is a paper written by Cindy Chau. History has saturated and tainted humanity with an overwhelming amount of scandals and…
Morality and Corruption of Lawyers: Criminal Defense Lawyers in America: Ethical, Moral, or Neither?
English teacher Jennifer Kim asked us to publish the standout research papers written by her students in Senior English. The following is a paper written by Eva Long. On February 7th, 2018, Assistant District Attorney (ADA) Rafael Barba said farewell on…
Intangible feelings
After eighth grade, junior Catherine Trinh has undergone trials of difficulties that helped her blossom into a girl who possesses more tolerance for those around her. Losing her childhood best friend has made Trinh go through hardships, like building…
Not so different
Commonly seen at the cafeteria accompanied by Maria G. Arroyo, Orthopaedic Handicap Instructional Aide, and Lora Pfister, Instructional Aide, TaoSheng Lin, also known as Jack, born in GuangZhou, China, lives with a disability called Cerebral Palsy. Cerebral Palsy is a…
Embrace, accept
For sophomore Rodrigo Jose Sigala, coming out as bisexual has meant dealing with attraction from both sides of the spectrum. It has also meant that while he has come to accept himself, homosexual and heterosexual people alike may not. “I…