Tiger Newspaper print issue November 2017
Oliver Chang
Oliver Chang has been the webmaster for Tiger Newspaper since 2016. Although he has a computer programming background, Oliver is constantly learning web development to improve tigernewspaper.com. During his spare time, Oliver can be found running the streets of South Pasadena along with his fellow cross country teammates. When not running, Oliver is coding mobile […]
Amelia Anthony
Junior Amelia Anthony’s love of writing made joining Tiger Newspaper a logical choice. She is incredibly excited and grateful for the new platform Tiger offers. Amelia hopes to share with Tiger her experience in the Los Angeles arts community, as well as her many other interests from intersectional feminism to the movie Zoolander. ameliaranthony@gmail.com
Personality Profile: Taylor Holmes
A life centered around combatting injustice By Cole Cahill Staff Writer Photo by Hana Tyszka Senior Staff Photographer “I think I’ve always been aware of inequality,” she said. “As I’ve grown, I’ve learned more about inequality, and I learned that my voice has an effect and that I have the ability do something.” To senior Taylor […]
SP purchases former 710 freeway lots
By Rachel Lu Staff Writer Photo by Matt Scholtz Online Managing Editor South Pasadena City Council is currently rezoning two vacant lots owned by Caltrans for its formerly proposed 710 Freeway surface extension. The lots, located at 1107 Grevelia Street and 2006 Berkshire Avenue, are two of 112 properties in the city that Caltrans is […]
TAAGLAA: Time Travel Mart
STORY MATT WAKAMOTO & OONA FOLEY PHOTOGRAPHS THOMAS FORMAN Since the turn of the century, the cost of living in Echo Park has risen parallel to the sharp increase in “niche” boutiques and vegan bistros. Nestled between one of said bistros and an energetically hip bookstore is the Time Travel Mart. Sunset Boulevard’s “convenience store for time travelers” […]
cheating culture
page MICHAEL STUKAN story SANDRA MOORE illustrations ANGELICA NAVARRO graphics TRUMAN LESAK The scribbling of pencils. The rustle of papers. And, occasionally, the furtive sliding of eyes over to look at the work of the neighbor, or the flash of a cell phone shielded from the teacher’s searching eyes. This so-called “cheating culture” exists in every class, no […]
Blood drive draws over 80 student donors
STORY DAVID SEO PHOTOGRAPH KEVIN HUANG American Red Cross collaborated with SPHS ASB to host the first blood drive of the year in the practice gym on Thursday, December 15. Organized by Commissioner of School and Community Tei Park, a total of 87 students came and donated blood, with estimates totalling around 70 pints. All […]