By Cole Cahill Assoc. Feature Editor Photo by Stephanie Kim Students and faculty arrived at school last Friday decked from head to toe in orange and black costumes for the school’s annual Color Day. Outfits ranged from simple school-related t-shirts to giant Tetris blocks. Those interested in submitting their efforts for the costume contest arrived […]
By Nick Michael Assoc. News Editor Photos by Stephanie Kim The varsity boys’ water polo team pulled off a stunning 10-8 upset on Tuesday, October 13, on the road against the La Cañada Spartans, marking the Tigers’ first victory over their crosstown rivals in six years. The Spartans have commanded Rio Hondo league play for the past […]
By Kevin Park Staff Writer Photo by Tucker Judkins The varsity girls’ golf team came on top with a close 210-229 win in its rematch game against Gabrielino High School on Tuesday, October 13. The Tigers extend their winning streak to four games. South Pas now stand at an 8-1 overall record and a 6-1 […]
By Riley Segal Staff Writer Photos by Matt Scholtz The girls’ volleyball team brought down La Cañada on the road in four sets with scores of 25-17, 25-11, 23-25, and 25-18 on Tuesday, October 13. They remain undefeated in league with a 4-0 record, and an overall record of 11-2, putting South Pas in the […]
By Noah Miyamae Assoc. Sports Editor The girls’ varsity tennis team fell to the La Cañada Spartans by a score of 7-11 on Tuesday, October 13 at La Cañada High School. This outcome mirrored the first match that the girls played against La Cañada in their Rio Hondo League opener. The team experimented with new formations […]
By Declan Chin Staff Writer Photo by Hana Tyszka Tim Hitchcock is a classic coming of age protagonist: he’s exceptional at video games (especially FIFA), he’s lived in a quaint suburb his whole life, and he has even been compared to Michael Cera on multiple occasions. But perhaps his strongest tie to all teenage main […]
By Somi Jun Print Managing Editor Photo by Matthew Scholtz Hidden in the depths of YouTube is a music video co-produced by senior Sophia Williamson. The shaky video features Williamson and senior Lily Round, prancing in Crocs and spitting offbeat raps about “Grade A Eggs” and high school angst. These precious pieces of Williamson’s activity […]
By Declan Chin Staff Writer 4/5 Stars Ridley Scott has produced some of the greatest science fiction films in his career, but recent flops such as Prometheus and Exodus have left fans unsatisfied. However, his newest project, The Martian, delivers on all levels and reestablishes Scott as the king of Sci-Fi. The film opens with […]
By Fiona Bock & Sandra Moore Tiger Staff Illustration by Sandra Moore Law and Order offers a look at the dramatic speeches and exaggerated arguments side of law. But being a lawyer requires more than thorough commentary and a flattering pantsuit, it demands countless hours analyzing legal documents and evidence. Lawyering also entails meeting with clients […]
By Cole Cahill Assoc. Feature Editor Photo by Brian Kojima At last Saturday’s Tournament of Gold Competition against six other high schools held at Vista Murrieta High School, Band and Color Guard placed third with a score of 68.25, missing second place by just .01 points. Band looks forward to the upcoming events with a […]
By Nick Michael Assoc. News Editor Photo by Brian Kojima The homecoming princesses for 2015 were announced during a pep rally on October 13. Cheerleaders from each class gave a performance before Commissioner of spirit Gabby Marquez revealed the winners. RESULTS: Freshman princess: Uma Hornish Sophomore princess: Tiffany Holmes Junior princess: Sophia Lopez Senior princesses: […]
By Ross Lelieur Senior Staff Writer Photo by Sandra Moore Film has always had a rocky relationship with its representation of LGBT individuals. Often times, the industry chooses to neglect them, and in others reduces them to comical stereotypes. But if the films announced so far for 2015 are any indication, this awards season should […]
By Isabel Barbera Staff Writer Photo by Thomas Forman I have been anticipating the opening of LA’s newest contemporary art museum, The Broad, ever since I saw its ambiguous foundation being laid nearly one year ago. So when my mom announced she had secured nine tickets (which are free to the public) it is needless […]
By Olivia Chiu Copy Editor Less than a month ago on September 23, South Pasadena police officer Chris Perez convinced a young girl not to end her life. The 12-year old had fled from a group home in Los Angeles due to severe emotional conditions. When I read the headline, I was initially thrilled that […]
By Brandon Yung Staff Writer Photo by Brandon Yung Take a stroll down North Broadway in Chinatown and faint sounds of Blues become noticeable. Turning onto Ord Street, the source of the music is revealed, a seemingly ordinary deli accented with plenty of neon signs and dark green sun awning. A step inside the establishment […]
By Noah Miyamae Assoc. Sports Editor Photo by Brian Kojima The girls’ varsity tennis team overpowered a weak Monrovia squad by a score of 18-0 at home on Thursday, October 8. The Tigers have evened out their Rio Hondo League record to 2-2 and improved their overall record to 8-2-1 with this win. The girls […]
