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SPHS Instrumental Music Program presents annual 2024 Spaghetti Dinner Night
View ArticleSPHS students of the Instrumental Music Program performed over 24 pieces as part of the annual fundraiser and silent auction on Thursday, Feb. 29 from 6-9 p.m.
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The perils of performative marginality
View ArticleA commitment must be made to understanding and addressing systemic inequalities; not just when it is convenient or beneficial for individual advancement, but as a genuine effort with no terms and conditions.
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Photo of the Month: February
View ArticleThe Tiger Photogs’ favorite photos from the month of February.
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SPHS Asian Pacific Islander Student Union hosts Lunar New Year event
View ArticleStudents engaged in booths from several SPHS clubs and Lunar New Year activities.
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Girls’ basketball narrowly loses CIF Quarter Final to Mark Keppel
View ArticleThe game featured a last-second referee mistake and heated debate over the call.
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The phenomenon of momentum and why it is real
View ArticleConsidered by many to be an illusion, momentum is a defining part of sports and is felt in every game.
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All of Us Strangers in a strange and lonely land
View ArticleAll of Us Strangers is a new romantic drama written and directed by Andrew Haigh.
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Posthumous publicity: advertisement or admiration?
View ArticleAs society tackles celebrity legacy, the moral line becomes blurry.
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Meet the new mayor of South Pasadena
View ArticleZneimer plans to implement new features to the community, add new safety policies, and diversify South Pasadena in her 24-month term.
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Best of the worst: Nikki Haley gains “success”
View ArticleFormer South Carolina governor Nikki Haley now takes the stand against Trump in the ongoing Republican primaries.
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Girls’ basketball defeats Flintridge Prep with momentous comeback
View ArticleThe Tigers move on to round three against Mark Keppel High School.
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SPHS students shine at annual ASB talent show
View ArticleSeven distinct acts performed at the talent show assembly on Friday, Feb. 9.