Search
  • Class Trips Bring Students Together: The Senior Retreat brought the class together for college focus, class bonding, and recreation.

    Tuesday, October 21, 2008 By: Luke Gonzalez

    Traditionally, each year grades nine through tweleve experience the opportunity to come together with their class to enjoy an overnight trip. However, this year, the administration to date has only p

    Full Story 
  • Feeding the Oil Habit

    Thursday, October 30, 2008 By: Sarah O’Connor

    In a society keen on progress and invention, it’s puzzling why some people continue to cling to oil and fight for its further extraction in America’s undamaged parts. The debate over drilling in Alas

    Full Story 
  • GOING GREEN: : A Helpful Trend or a Short-Lived Fad?

    Thursday, October 30, 2008 By: Sacha Ritter

    Since the global warming information scare and the ongoing unusual weather patterns, the “Going Green” craze has been popular and visible in many aspects of companies. From clothing and accessories ad

    Full Story 
  • Staffers Continue with Journalism in College

    Thursday, October 30, 2008 By: Morgan Ditmore

    Being involved with a high school publication like The Fourth Estate isn’t something that is easily forgotten. The skills that are created by working in the press are carried on, often leading to a fu

    Full Story 
  • Bands Get Involved in Politics

    Thursday, October 30, 2008 By: Abby Reutzel

    Musicians have never been shy about their opinions, especially when it comes to politics. With the election less than a month away, many bands are pushing harder than ever for their favorite president

    Full Story 
  • Vampire Series Disappoints Fans

    Thursday, October 30, 2008 By: Abby Reutzel

    When Twilight by Stephenie Meyer arrived on bookshelvesin 2005, the author was unknown, and the storyline was targeted at an unpredictable audience: teenagers. More than three years later, Meyer and h

    Full Story 
  • Boys’ Football

    Thursday, October 30, 2008 By: Jake Longstreth

    Team Captains – Seniors Mark Romanov (out for the season), Hunter Rusack, Conor Murphy, and Alex Harmer MVP – Senior Mark Romanov Game Day Scores – Got “mercied” 50-0 in their first home game o

    Full Story 
  • Squash Team Starts Season Strong

    Thursday, October 30, 2008 By: Bryson Alef

    Even though it’s one of the least known team sports at Laguna, squash is growing rapidly in popularity. Squash was brought to Laguna three years ago by current junior Tommy Mullaney and alumni Jake Gu

    Full Story 
  • Owl’s Welcome New Coach

    Thursday, October 30, 2008 By: Lillie Hodges

    Jim Alzina is a seemingly ordinary father of two, but beneath the surface lies a man who is athletic, intelligent, and fun-loving. Jim grew up in Santa Cruz, California with his brother, Jeff, who is

    Full Story 
  • Does Facebook Make Friendship Less Personal?

    Thursday, October 30, 2008 By: Erin Stone

    For centuries, the rich and the powerful documented their existence and their status through painted portraits. A marker of wealth and a chance at immortality, portraits offer intriguing hints about t

    Full Story 
    
The Fourth Estate Laguna Blanca School Santa Barbara, CA
Issue Date: Monday, October 13, 2008 Issue: October 13, 2008 Last Update: Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Current Conditions Clear
Temperature: 64 °F
Wind Speed: 8 mph SSE
Gusts: 11 mph SSE
Rain Today: 0 "

At-a-glance

full story 
For centuries, the rich and the powerful documented their existence and their status through painted portraits. A marker of wealth and a chance at immortality, portraits offer intriguing hints about t
full story 
Jim Alzina is a seemingly ordinary father of two, but beneath the surface lies a man who is athletic, intelligent, and fun-loving. Jim grew up in Santa Cruz, California with his brother, Jeff, who is
full story 
Even though it’s one of the least known team sports at Laguna, squash is growing rapidly in popularity. Squash was brought to Laguna three years ago by current junior Tommy Mullaney and alumni Jake Gu
full story 
Team Captains – Seniors Mark Romanov (out for the season), Hunter Rusack, Conor Murphy, and Alex Harmer MVP – Senior Mark Romanov Game Day Scores – Got “mercied” 50-0 in their first home game o
full story 
Cross Country: Team Captains: Seniors Kevin Lunn and Sarah O’Connor Award Winners – Kevin Lunn was voted The Santa Barbara News Press Athlete of the Year for Cross Country in 2007-08. Kevin was Lagu
full story 
When Twilight by Stephenie Meyer arrived on bookshelvesin 2005, the author was unknown, and the storyline was targeted at an unpredictable audience: teenagers. More than three years later, Meyer and h
full story 
Musicians have never been shy about their opinions, especially when it comes to politics. With the election less than a month away, many bands are pushing harder than ever for their favorite president
full story 
Santa Barbara has been known as a mecca for top performing artists. Something about the eternally sunny skies, picturesque palm trees, and overall laid back atmosphere of our seaside town draws big na
full story 
Throughout history, high school has been portrayed as a time of hardship and awkwardness. Here at Laguna, these stereotypes generally don’t apply. Students deal instead with the problems of balancing
<< 1 2 3 >>  Number of stories in this edition: 21

Staff View

Patricia, McHale

user
Email Me

View PDF's

Online Archives

There are currently 35 editions on-line. Click on edition name to view articles.

Advertising