Red Ribbon Week
by Grace Miller, Jocelyn Gallardo, Hailey Zheng Red Ribbon week started all because of a tragic event in 1985. A man by the name of Enrique Camarena was an undercover […]
Monthly Archives: October 2015
Cookie or Cream?
by Sam Torres Everyone knows and loves the classic Oreo cookie. This treat has two parts, the cookie and the cream. With the cookie and cream also comes a huge […]
Easy DIY Halloween Decorations
by Haley Yahyavi Mice On The Stairs: If you have a two story house, then this decoration will be a cute, spooky addition to your home. It will give the […]
The Martian Movie Review
by Hailey Zheng If you are interested in suspenseful, action-packed movies, then The Martian may be the movie for you. The movie is 2 hours and 22 minutes long, and […]
6 Ways to Wake Up
by Hana Ulep For some of us it’s an easy task to get up in the morning and start off the day. But for the majority of us, especially teenagers, […]
The Problem With Procrastination
by Emma Zavala Procrastination is something that many students are acquainted with. Whether it be procrastinating doing your homework or doing the dishes, many people struggle with getting tasks done. […]
Twins Score Twice on Twin Day
by Joy Patterson When ASB decided to make October 14th Twin Day, they had no idea the positive effect it would have on the after school sports’ girl’s soccer game. […]
Fall Foods: Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
By Jocelyn Gallardo and Joy Patterson Welcome back to Fall Food Recipes! Ever wondered what to do with all of the pumpkin seeds left over from your jack o’lantern? This […]
Gender Role Controversy
by Isabella Macioce and Hailey Zheng There is no shortage of injustices in today’s society. The issue that will be addressed today is the ongoing injustice of gender roles. If […]
FUSE Night
by Emma Zavala Last Thursday, October 15th, was our school’s FUSE Night for eighth graders. “FUSE Night is a fusion of family, students, and community. Science as a group so […]
