Story by Maya Bennett Staff Writer Illustration by Harper Rentmeester Staff Illustrator As society shifts to a technology-based world, the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming more frequent and more accessible. Although AI can be used in helpful ways, it is also becoming more negatively used in educational settings, such as the use of […]
Story by Zoe Chen Editor-in-Chief Part of my summer included a half-hour interaction with a very conspicuous flat Earther. I spent July at a UC Davis summer program, and on Saturday mornings I biked with friends to the Davis farmers market. We had heard of the flat Earther, and we made it our quest to see […]
The Tigers persisted throughout the match, but their defense was not strong enough to beat the Falcons. Story by Julia GildersleeveCopy Editor Girls’ volleyball fell to the Crescenta Valley Falcons in a league home game on Sept. 16. The Tigers drew a large crowd of students and parents, who flooded into the bleachers before the […]
The teams were neck-and-neck for the entire game, but a sudden burst of energy propelled Muir to win in sudden death. Story by Kamillah MoralesStaff Writer Photo by Adrian LopezStaff Photographer Boys’ water polo had an intense and passionate match against the Muir Mustangs on Wednesday, Sept. 16. Not only did they remain tied for […]
Story by Ella ApisakkulStaff Writer Photo by Sam AllenStaff Photographer When things seem too good to be true, they are bound to raise suspicion. Megachurches may be visually enticing, but repeated incidents of their hateful behavior and exploitative practices have sparked an abundance of critique. With the addition of Mosaic Los Angeles’s controversies, the question is brought […]
Story by Ella ApisakkulStaff Writer Photos by Philip KwakStaff Photographer Goats may sound like an unlikely animal to enter the South Pasadena area, yet they have been recently introduced as some of our newest community assistance, aiding the South Pasadena Fire Department with consuming nearby vegetation to decrease fire risk. South Pasadena Fire Chief Gregory Lloyd answers […]
New indie film brings a new meaning to the horror industry.
SPHS students explore what fashion means to them and how it helps express themselves!
After continuously exchanging the lead, St. Francis ultimately gained victory against SPHS. Story by Kamillah MoralesStaff Writer Photo by Adrian LopezStaff Photographer Boys’ water polo faced St. Francis on Tuesday, Sept. 15, and lost 9–6. Both the Tigers and the St. Francis Knights displayed aggression and persistence as they scored goals, keeping the score even […]
Story by Rafa Estolano-SridharanOpinion Editor I spend a lot of my time making pottery. Throwing clay, trimming it, glazing it, whatever. And the thing I enjoy most about it is its physicality. When I’m working with clay, I am completely in the moment. I am focused entirely on how the clay flows through my hands, […]
The Tigers were not able to score a win against their very first opponent. Story by Ella ApisakkulStaff Writer Girls’ flag football team kicked their first season off with an away game against the Burroughs High School Bears on Wednesday, Sept. 9. The game resulted in a loss for the Tigers, with a final score […]
The Tigers have improved a lot since their last game, but they were not able to score a win. Story by Maya BennettStaff Writer Girls’ Golf suffered a loss to the Orion Academy at Brookside with a score of 218–190 after nine holes on Tuesday, Sept. 8. However, the Tigers’ performance has improved a lot. […]
The SPHS varsity boys water polo team wins a close match against Los Altos. Story by Kamillah MoralesStaff Writer Photo by Mac ShropshirePhotography Editor SPHS Tigers beat the Los Altos Conquerors in a game 14—12. The two teams were very evenly matched, with the two teams ending up in a tie every time one team […]
During the Walnut Tourney, many players had a difficult day. Story by: Maya BennettStaff Writer Girls’ golf participated in the Orion Academy, formally the Walnut Tourney, hosted by the Walnut High School girls’ golf team on Monday, Aug. 31. The tournament consisted of about 18 teams and three divisions. Sophomores Bella Vanichsombat and Delaney Wong, […]
The Tigers struggled against a relentless heatwave and a new opponent, losing to the Utah team, Maple Mountain, in the end. Story by Gavin BartolomeStaff Writer Photo by Mac ShropshirePhotography Editor On Friday, Aug. 28, the Tigers met their first out-of-state opponent, the Maple Mountain Golden Eagles who came from Utah. After taking the lead […]
The Tiger Photog’s favorite photos from the month of August.
