Things Seventh Graders Can Look Forward To!
by Emma Zavala As seventh graders get ready to move on to eighth grade, there are some things to look forward to in the midst of everything else going on. […]
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Fun Things to do in SB during Summer!
by Emma Zavala and Kristen Sell Summer is creeping up on us, and although most people are looking forward to getting out of school, some might not know what to […]
9 to 5 Review!
by Emma Zavala Last Thursday, May 5th, was San Marcos High School’s opening night for their show 9 to 5. This outstanding performance, originally written by Dolly Parton, is about […]
Hair Review
by Emma Zavala This past weekend was the closing weekend for Santa Barbara High School’s spring musical Hair. Hair, which debuted in 1967, exposed what was the country experiencing during […]
Going to High School
by Emma Zavala The end of the year is crawling up on us quicker than we think and eighth graders have some big things to think about. Eighth graders will […]
Do Athletes Get Better Grades Than Non-Athletes?
Do Athletes Get Better Grades Than Non-Athletes? by Emma Zavala When you think of a smart kid, you probably think of a kid with glasses who knows everything and carries […]
Surfing South America SBIFF
Surfing South America by Emma Zavala During the recent Santa Barbara International Film Festival, there was a special screening of three short films about surfing. Each of the films were about […]
Should School Start Later?
By Emma Zavala It’s been a topic of debate for years whether or not school should or should not start later in the day. People have many arguments […]
Lakey Peterson Leadbetter Classic
by Emma Zavala On Saturday December 20th, the Lakey Peterson Leadbetter Classic was held at Leadbetter Beach. This event, held by Lakey Peterson and Surf Happens, helps to promote the […]
Condor Press Publicity!
by Emma Zavala As some people may know, our fifth period journalism class has an Instagram account! The account (@condorpress) has been up for a couple of months now and […]
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