After “dehumanizing” conditions and rent increases, SP tenants approach city council

Written by Dominic Marziali and Peter Wang Staff Writer, Associate Opinion Editor Photo by Brandon Yung Online Managing Editor The tenants of 265 Monterey Road currently face substantial rent increases and safety concerns. Despite repeated complaints to the building’s management, the Housing Rights Center, and the South Pasadena City Council, they have yet to see […]

Tiger Talks highlights gun control clash in second debate

Written by Alex Betts Associate Sports Editor Photo by Isaac Marziali Videographer Political passion converged in the SAC room Friday, November 17, for Tiger Talks’ gun control-themed debate. The campus organization focused on the paramount topic in light of national news surrounding Sandy Hook, Sutherland Springs, and most recently, Las Vegas. Freshman Quentin Holmes opted for […]

STEM building construction displaces tennis team

Written by Noah Parker Associate Feature Editor Photo by Luke Quezada Staff Photographer Citizens of South Pasadena turned out to discuss plans for the new SPHS STEM science/math building and future sports complex during the monthly school board meeting Tuesday, November 14. The construction of the new building, including the demolition of the northern tennis courts, began […]

An assembly, picnic, dance, and football game span a high school tradition, ‘Homecoming Day’

Written by Dominic Marziali Staff Writer Photos by Brandon Yung, Isaac Marziali and Helena Fu Online Managing Editor, Staff Videographer, Staff Photographer Students at South Pasadena High School came together to support clubs and show their school spirit on Friday, November 3. A week of dress-up days and spirit activities coordinated by ASB led to a palpable […]

Boys’ water polo overpowers Santa Monica; advances to CIF semifinals

Written by Alex Betts and Lily Azat Photos by Isaac Marziali  Staff Videographer  With a strong push after a lackluster first quarter, boys’ water polo overpowered Santa Monica 9-7 on Saturday, November 4, advancing to the Division IV CIF semifinals. The chance to compete at the semifinal level marks a new height for South Pas, […]

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 […]

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