South Pasadena unanimously adopts plan to raise citywide water rates

Written by Peter Wang Associate Opinion Editor Photos by Helena Fu Staff Photographer The South Pasadena City Council approved increases to the cost of water service at a meeting on Wednesday, November 1st. The initial rate changes will take effect on January 1st, 2018. Additionally, most residents will see a decrease in their sewer rates […]

Professional actors work with drama students during two-day “actor invasion”

Story by Ben Clark Staff Writer Photos by Alicia Alderete Staff Photographer SPHS drama classes had the opportunity to perform alongside professional actors at the “actor invasion,” a two-day event that was introduced by drama teacher Mr. Nick Hoffa last year. Several talented film and television actors, including CSI’s Mitchell Fink and former Grey’s Anatomy […]

Boys’ water polo dominates in the first round of CIF against Martin Luther King High School

Photos by Thomas Forman Photo Editor  In the first round of Division IV CIF, boys’ water polo routed Martin Luther King 16-8 on Tuesday, October 3. The Tigers displayed an excellent defense, stealing the ball and forcing turnovers on the vast majority of Wolves’ possessions. The squad also demonstrated its offensive dominance early on, and […]

SPHS Mediators receive scroll from LA County Board of Supervisors

Written by Sammy Park Senior Staff Writer Photo courtesy of Will Hoadley-Brill The SPHS Mediators received recognition from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, October 17. This recognition did not grant the Mediators any additional funds, but signifies the program as one of the best in L.A. County. Team Manager senior Will Hoadley-Brill and […]

Boys’ water polo closes league play with a victory over La Cañada

Photos by Thomas Forman  Photo. Editor  Boys’ water polo capped off its season on Wednesday, October 25, defeating La Cañada 11-6 and improving its second-place record to 8-2 on Senior Night. The dominant effort showcased South Pas’ depth, as the squad received significant contributions from a variety of team members. After some bad luck enabled […]

Despite a mantra of tolerance at SPHS, conservatives are often left silent

Written by Peter Wang Opinion Associate Editor Illustration by Kate Rogers Staff Illustrator South Pasadena is known as a safe and welcoming place for all people; we are proud of our principles of social progress and tolerance. While SPHS may appear to champion acceptance of people, the collective atmosphere and attitude on campus is unaccepting […]

Girls’ volleyball drops final league match to Monrovia

Photos by Alicia Alderete  Staff Photographer  Girls’ volleyball was defeated by Monrovia in three sets on Monday, October 21, with scores of 25-16, 25-17, and 25-14. This game marks the end of the Tigers season, leaving their league record at 5-5. The Tigers began the first set strong with dynamic offense from senior Maddie Saito […]

South Pas’ annual Arts Crawl lights up Mission Street

Story by Dominic Marziali Staff Writer Photos by Isaac Marziali Videographer Residents from South Pasadena and surrounding cities came together on Saturday night to clog sidewalks and show their small town spirit for the annual Arts Crawl in the Mission Street business area. Dozens of local artists put their work on display, selling hand painted […]

Metro hosts first rail safety assembly for SPHS students

Written by Isabella Tsai Associate News Editor Photo by Alicia Alderete Associate Photo Editor The L.A. Metro educated students on transportation safety features and travel opportunities during the Metro Assembly on Friday, October 20. During the presentation, Community Relations Manager Jackie Gonzalez reminded students of safety procedures when riding the Metro or encountering a train crossing. […]

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