South Pasadena resident Manuel David Corral, Jr. was shot and killed at an unlicensed marijuana dispensary in Koreatown early Monday morning, Nov.…
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South Pasadena Chinese-American Club supports local programs at Grant and Culture Awards Night
by Nicolas Liu November 14, 2018The South Pasadena Chinese-American Club (SPCC) awarded $15,000 in grants to district teachers, staff, and school-affiliated groups during its second annual Grants…
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South Pasadena election results in ‘No’ on Measure N
by Adam Kwoh November 14, 2018Photo by Sophie Yeung Staff Photographer The South Pasadena City Council celebrated the overwhelming “no” to the repeal of the Utility Users…
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City council proposes 100% renewable energy as default energy option
by Adam Kwoh October 24, 2018Photo by Andrés Oyaga Staff Photographer The South Pasadena city council opted to reconsider its default energy option to increase renewable energy…
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SPUSD reinforces earthquake safety procedures during the annual Great California ShakeOut
by Christine Mao October 19, 2018Photos by Tony Chen, Andrés Oyaga, and Sophie Yeung Staff Photographers Students across the South Pasadena Unified School District executed the “drop, cover,…
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Peer Mediators kick off stress relief workshop series with a board game party
by Luyang Zhang October 18, 2018Photo by Sophie Yeung Staff Photographer Students seeking a respite from the stress of their everyday lives gathered in room 316 during lunch…
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South Pas celebrates annual Moon Festival with traditional food, games, and performances
by Aanji Sin October 16, 2018Photo courtesy of Victor Fong Residents gathered in the South Pasadena Public Library community room for the annual Moon Festival despite the downcast…
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South Pas parents discuss potential for district-wide Korean language program
by Nicolas Liu October 15, 2018South Pas residents met to discuss plans for the potential implementation of a Korean language program for all SPUSD schools Saturday, Oct.…
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SPHS Chinese department anticipates first trip to China
by Adam Kwoh October 15, 2018Photo by Andrés Oyaga Staff Photographer The SPHS Chinese department announced its first organized trip to China in partnership with the Chinese…
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SPHS band places fourth in first competition of the year
by Matthew Tsai October 15, 2018Photo courtesy of Noelle Chan The SPHS marching band finished fourth in their class at the 2018 Ayala Music in Motion Tournament on…
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Homecoming football game rescheduled due to inclement weather
by Preston Sharkey October 12, 2018Photo by Tony Chen Staff Photographer The SPHS football senior night matchup against the Temple City Rams, along with the halftime Homecoming…
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Homecoming picnic moved onto campus because of STEM building construction
by Cat Flores October 12, 2018Photos by Sophie Yeung Staff Photographer SPHS hosted its annual Homecoming Picnic on the Tiger Lawn and softball field Friday, Oct. 12.…
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SPHS Homecoming assembly introduces Royal Tiger Court
by Adam Kwoh October 12, 2018Photos by Sophie Yeung and Tony Chen Staff Photographers SPHS students packed the auditorium on Friday, Oct. 12, to kick off Homecoming festivities with…
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SPUSD parents push to bring dual-immersion language programs to SPMS
by Nicolas Liu October 11, 2018Photo by Tony Chen Staff Photographer South Pasadena parents requested the extension of the district’s elementary level Spanish and Mandarin dual-immersion (DI)…
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SPHS students vote on mock ballot ahead of November’s midterm election
by Nicolas Liu October 9, 2018SPHS students, teachers and staff participated in the California Mock Election supervised by SkillsUSA throughout the school day in the library Tuesday,…