South Pas Clean Air Car Show exhibits sustainability

Written by Isabella Tsai  Staff Writer Photo by Alicia Alderete Staff Photographer The City of South Pasadena promoted sustainable living Saturday, August 10 during the Clean Air Car Show and Green Living Expo. The car show begins National Drive Electric Week, a national event from September 9-17 that advocates for the use of plug-in vehicles. Attendees discussed […]

Mae-ting’s and the LAX-C Market are Thai culinary havens in Chinatown

Story by Alex Betts Staff Writer Photos by Luke Quezada Staff Photographer Summer breaks have always allowed me to experience various cultures in other cities, ranging from bustling New York to the calming, tall redwoods of Yosemite. Despite my travels throughout America, I remained unfamiliar with the plethora of cultures within Los Angeles that provide […]

SPHS Marching Band and Color Guard perform on nationally-televised “XQ Super School Live”

Written by Elizabeth Bock Staff Writer Photo courtesy of Howard Crawford The marching band and color guard represented SPHS Friday, September 8 in the at XQ Super School Live show. Their performance, aired on ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX, focuses on drawing attention to life preparedness in high school, instead of solely focusing on college. The Tigers […]

Guest Speaker Natalie Warne highlights first-ever Tiger Reads Assembly

Written by Noah Parker Staff Writer Photos by Helena Fu Staff Photographer SPHS hosted the first annual Tiger Reads assembly in the auditorium on Friday, September 8th. The assembly featured honored guest Natalie Warne, a civil rights activist and motivational speaker.   The speech was split into two assemblies: the first intended for freshmen and sophomores, and […]

Girls’ volleyball sweeps Alhambra

Written by Sofie Dreskin  Staff writer  Photos by Alicia Alderete  Staff Photographer  Girls’ volleyball improved its record to 2-1 after defeating Alhambra this Friday, September 8. The victory came in three sets with scores of 25-13, 25-23, and 25-22. South Pas utilized strong offense and crippled the Moor’s communication with powerful hitting. The first set […]

Girls’ Tennis holds off Westridge on the road

Written by Isabella Tsai Staff Writer Photos by Richard Gomez Staff Photographer  The girls’ varsity tennis team came out victorious in a narrow 10-8 preseason away game against the Westridge Tigers on Friday, August 8. The team’s overall record now sits at 2-0 following the win. Singles players junior Shannon Huang and freshman Carissa Park […]

City Council brings community into district-based voting discussion

Written by Peter Wang Staff Writer Photo by Thomas Forman Photography Editor The South Pasadena City Council met Wednesday, September 6 to receive community input regarding the transition to a district-based voting system. The council discussed the composition of the voting district in accordance with community interests and features. Members of the community took particular […]

A letter from a South Pasadena Dreamer

Written by Shine Cho Tiger 2014-2015 Editor in Chief Illustration by Ashton Carless Design Editor Dear Old and New Friends of South Pasadena, As it is for many of you, South Pasadena is my home. In my sixteen years of living here, I’ve had the opportunity to read, write, and direct some of the stories featured in this […]

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 […]

Lauren Tan

Lauren Tan returns to Tiger for her second year as Business Manager. She is incredibly excited to continue to be a part of something that is essentially the voice of SPHS. As Business Manager, Lauren will ensure that Tiger is financially secure and has the ability to continue printing more newspapers for students and staff […]

Finley Mullen

Having admired Tiger’s ability to communicate news in well designed pages for two years, Finley Mullen is excited to contribute to the continuity of professionalism and excellence. His love for visual arts has encouraged him to take an active role as graphic designer where he will help present information and organize pages. He hopes to […]

Kate Rogers

Currently a senior at South Pasadena High School, Kate Rogers is excited to pursue her second and final year working on the Tiger Newspaper staff as a design editor and illustrator. When not draining her laptop battery using Photoshop, Kate can be found watching The Office with her cat. Contact: k.rogers@tigernewspaper.com

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