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The Dinosaur Farm could leave South Pasadena

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, […]

Tiger’s Take: a ban is not the solution

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 […]

Bathroom Renovations at SPHS

Bathroom renovations spark controversy around the school. Story by Hung Gwan LauStaff Writer Illustration by Shyla DrakeStaff Illustrator Several summer renovations have occurred around campus, bringing noticeable changes to the schools most used spaces. One of the biggest changes is the bathroom update around the 500s buildings. These changes have sparked controversy among the student […]

Goats for Fire Prevention

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 […]

ASB welcomes the new school year with yearly SAC assembly

Story by Ella ApisakkulStaff Writer Photos by Theo Thompson, Adrian Lopez, Philip Kwak, Maximo Benitez & Mac ShropshireStaff Photographers, Videographer, & Photography Editor On Friday, Aug. 21, SPHS ASB held its annual SAC assembly to kick off the 2026-27 school year, highlighting school facilities and programs, as well as encouraging students to purchase SAC cards. This first […]

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