Story by Hung Gwan Lau Music is art, and although people acknowledge it as so, they fail to treat it as such. Imagine someone checking out a museum and instead of taking their time to stop, admire, and appreciate what the different art pieces have to admire, they instead walk down without stopping and interpreting […]
Tree-t Yourself
Story by Ella ApisakkulStaff Writer Illustration by Zoie Wong Staff Illustrator In the modern world, everything can be done in the snap of a finger. From short-form content to food delivery apps, countless processes of our daily lives are being streamlined to oblivion. The world has confused faster things with better things, ruining our ability […]
Story by Ella ApisakkulStaff Writer Photo by Theo ThompsonStaff Videographer Tahoe Pumpkin Patch, located on South Pasadena’s Mission Street since 1989, is a fixture within the community. They are only open in October, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Fridays and […]
Story by Ella ApisakkulStaff Writer Photo by Philip KwakStaff Photographer South Pasadena’s Dinosaur Farm, a toy and book store that has remained a local staple for years, is facing the threat of leaving its location due to rising rent from new building owners. Dinosaur Farm, operating since 1994, is founded and owned by David Plenn, […]
Mattress sliding competitions, performances, and costume competitions were all featured in the assembly.
This year is the first time in five years that the Homecoming dance is not at the Arroyo Seco Golf Course.
Story by Zoe Chen Editor-in-Chief Photo courtesy of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Throughout the month of September, I had the opportunity to interview to be a Rose Court princess, best known for riding the float in the New Year’s Day Rose Parade. I was not selected as one of the seven on the court, but […]
Julian Barnes and Kory How go all out with their costumes
After a rocky beginning to the season, the Tigers scored a win. Story by Ella ApisakkulStaff Writer Girls’ Golf won over La Salle at Eaton Canyon with a final score of 219 – 245 on Tuesday, Sept. 29. The highest Tiger scores were from sophomores Bella Vanichsombat and Delaney Wong with scores of 36 and […]
The Tigers emerged last in league, but played well despite setbacks. Story by Ella Apisakkul and Maya BennettStaff Writer Girls’ golf finished in last place at the Santa Anita Golf Course with a score of 214 strokes on Wednesday, Sept. 23. The Tigers played against San Marino, La Cañada, Temple City, and Arcadia. Sophomore Bella […]
Theme: Angelenos at work
Story by Maxine MessineoStaff Writer Illustration by Lanah KimStaff Illustrator The LAUSD “Using Technology with Intention” resolution includes an all-day restriction of cell phones, smartwatches, camera glasses, or earbuds during the entire school day, including lunch and passing periods. Each campus affected by the policy chooses its own method of enforcing it, including using class storage […]
SPHS has several new staff members this year including teachers and administrators
Over the course of summer break, bathrooms, HVAC systems and controls, and concrete around SPHS’s campus was renovated for around $3.2 million to meet Americans with Disabilities regulations and to improve campus for its students by better controlling temperatures in classrooms and providing better accessibility for wheelchair users.
The popular genre of horror allows audiences to face their fears and experience feelings of fear, shock or loss of control without the risk of being in danger
