Story by Clementine Evans
All of Us Strangers in a strange and lonely land
All of Us Strangers is a new romantic drama written and directed by Andrew Haigh.
Posthumous publicity: advertisement or admiration?
As society tackles celebrity legacy, the moral line becomes blurry.
Sex Education leaves fans on a mixed note
Netflix’s teen “dramedy” is famous for its representation, the good and the bad.
The phenomenon of femininity: platonic or romantic
Story by Morgan Sun
TAAGLAA: Independent Bookstores
Tiger’s Awesome Adventures in the Greater Los Angeles Area
The depressing side of antidepressants
Story by Emiko Essmiller
Drake disappoints with newest project: For All the Dogs
The quick-tongued and dramatic dimension of Drake is completely absent from For All the Dogs.
Seniors display art in LA Artcore
Two SPHS seniors showcased their art in the LA Artcore Museum.
Photo of the Month: July
The Tiger Photogs’ favorite photos from July.
Photo of the Month: June
The Tiger Photogs’ favorite photos from June.
The Shortsightedness of AI Music Recommendations
AI generated music recommendations are rabbit holes in infinite cycles.
Bill Callahan Explores Reality in Ytilaer
Story by Ethan Kwak Staff Writer Illustration by Ellie Nakamura Graphic Designer Bill Callahan’s ninth full length release, Ytilaer, is a twelve track concept album highlighted by instances of brilliance, tracks tinged with his signature blend of alt-folk and poetic articulations. Reality spelled backwards, Ytilaer is a commentary on the impacts of the global pandemic, increasing […]
How independent bookstores circumvented the Internet
Story by Clementine Evans Staff Writer Illustration by Isole Kim Staff Illustrator Independent bookstores evaded their seemingly unavoidable eradication, contrary to the popular belief that their perceived rival – the internet – would be the death of them. The technological revolution pushed out the need to walk into a bookstore, meander through the aisles, and buy […]
TAAGLAA: Los Angeles Pride Parade
Story and photos by Jayden Tran Staff Writer Pastel colored flags, floats and people crowded the streets of Los Angeles in celebration of Pride month. The Los Angeles’ Pride Parade occurred throughout the weekend of June 11, with attendees congregating after two years of the pandemic to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first pride […]
SPHS needs positive LGBTQ+ representation in its literature
Story by Lexie Doig Staff Writer Illustration by Allison Lee Associate Design Editor SPHS should pick a summer reading book that highlights the experiences of the LGBTQ+ community. As the summer reading book has traditionally been used to showcase diverse authors and stories, it is time to represent all students with literature highlighting identities other […]