San Gabriel’s New Counselor
Just this year, San Gabriel got a new counselor. If you haven’t heard already, Mr.
Staff Stance
True crime is problematic
There is a human fascination for acts of cruelty — not committing them, but solving
Mask mandate lift divides students’ opinions of each other
Since the March 14 mask mandate lift, students can now decide whether or not to
Normalizing racial slurs causes problems on campus
The school environment is no place for racial slurs. Yet they are still prevalent and
Letters From the Editors
Upon applying to journalism, I never expected the feeling of wholesomeness that would follow me
Teachers deserve praise for resilience in pandemic
School closure forced educators to leave their classrooms and recreate learning environments online. Because distance
School continues to fail freshmen
Incoming freshmen often fear adapting from their middle schools to a foreign environment. With distance
Student journalism neglected in time of pandemic
Distance learning, the new way of doing school, has brought a decline of a multitude
Extracurriculars neglected during distance learning
The ongoing pandemic has made extracurriculars a second priority to distance learning. By halting all
The struggle with transitioning online
The pandemic has taken its toll on society, but it has especially affected education. Teachers