Homecoming 2015 Issue
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Homecoming Goes Back in Time
View ArticleBy Nick Michael Assoc. News Editor South Pasadena High School celebrates Homecoming every year with a week of festivities, including class competitions and school-wide decorations.…
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TAAGLAA: Olvera Street
View ArticleTiger’s Adventures Across The Greater Los Angeles Area By Sandra Moore Assoc. Design Editor Though it is the oldest part of Downtown Los Angeles, Olvera…
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Community Spotlight: Ellen’s Silkscreening
View ArticleBy Declan Chin Staff Writer Ellen’s Silkscreening is a familiar name to most South Pasadena residents. However, many have not entered the Mission Street shop…
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Movie Review: An Interesting Twist on the Cold War
View ArticleBy Nick Michael Assoc. News Editor 4/5 Stars Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks are two of Hollywood’s best, having won five Oscars collectively. These two…
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Personality Profile: Denise Huang
View ArticleBy Somi Jun Print Managing Editor For her 16th birthday, senior Denise Huang asked her friends not to buy her presents and instead donate the…
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Gaining a Kidney and a New Perspective
View ArticleBy Nate Rudman Contributing Writer Three days before Thanksgiving, surgeons from Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles will be cutting through my stomach muscles to give…
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Personality Profile: Lucas Cereijido
View ArticleBy Brandon Yung Staff Writer Senior Lucas Cereijido bounding through the air toward a disc in flight is not an uncommon sight in Garfield Park.…
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PSAT Culture: More than Memes
View ArticleBy Sandy Grossman Staff Writer American pop culture is characterized by movies, television shows, and music that pays homage to the high school experience. Iconic…
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Upcoming Fall Play Depicts Demise and Deception
View ArticleBy Isabel Barbera Assoc. Opinion Editor Death, deceit, and drama take center stage in SPHS’s fall production of Agatha Christie’s classic courtroom mystery, Witness for…
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This is the “real world”
View ArticleStaff Editorial Since we were children, we’ve been told that our perspectives will change when we enter “the real world,” and we will understand what…
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The polarization of public schooling
View ArticleBy Brandon Yung Staff Writer Public Schools have always been one of the gleaming triumphs of American accomplishments. Embodying the core of social mobility, public…
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Student voice over spirit
View ArticleBy Olivia Nouriani Opinion Editor School spirit is important. It brings students together, and instills a sense of community. It contributes to a positive school…
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Multiracials marginalized
View ArticleBy Vaughn Huelsman Staff Writer The classic question of who to sit with at lunch was one that afflicted me in early elementary school. On…
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Hijacking “Art Hoe”
View ArticleBy Sammy Park Staff Writer People of color have always been underrepresented in artistic communities. Even art, a platform centered around self-expression for every individual,…
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Bridging the generation gap
View ArticleBy Olivia Chiu Copy Editor I’m a Millennial. I’m entitled, selfish, narcissistic, and lazy—or so I’ve been told by the media for the past couple…