Looking Ahead...

The pre-season was rocky with a few injured players. However, the team pulled through and overall their record is 4-4-2. Senior Gilberto Camacho, varsity player, is looking forward to the season and s

Physical disabilities gives students a new perspective

Not being able to go to the movies on a Friday night because your parents won’t let you – may seem like a difficult life.

Fanning the flames of hate: Reverend’s retaliation highlights post 9/11 intolerance

Let’s get together members of our church and community on Saturday Sept. 11. We’ll gather 200 copies of the Muslim holy book, the Qur’an, and burn them.

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Talent comes in many forms whether it is natural or learned.

New coach helps establish team goals

Whether during practice or games, every athlete knows the feeling of gritted teeth, sweaty uniforms, and aching muscles, universal elements in the sports world.

Ink helps players think positive: tattoos inspire three athletes to persevere through loss

He won’t be there sitting in the stands when she goes up to bat this year during the softball season and he won’t be there to tell her how great of a game she plays but “he’s got (her) back.”

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Running through pressure

Beyond the side-cramps, burning calves, and constant thirst for water, junior cross country runner Danny Castillo has to deal with severe asthma.

Cheerleaders find a home in new stadium

The music begins. Junior Malibu Manivong prepares for her stunt. The cheerleaders are practicing the final pose

Musician: artist uses instruments as emotional outlet

It’s funny how something that happened completely by chance could change a person’s life. “My mom got [both] my sister’s electric guitars, and I just wanted one too,” Lisette de Leon, senior, said.