September 22, 2015
September 19, 2015
What is causing the boys soccer team to have to walk half a mile east to practice everyday? Well,...
Jefferson Leiva, Reporter
September 18, 2015
Filed under News, News, Print Edition
“It’s free?” was the initial reaction of senior Christian Alexander.
It may have been unexpected to...
Celine Lopez, Editor-In-Chief
September 16, 2015
Filed under News, News, Print Edition
There’s a certain ring with that date that evokes several reactions. Silence, a sort of solemn respect....
Celine Lopez, Editor in Chief
August 23, 2015
Filed under News
Something may catch students’ attention next time they’re browsing through Weberstown Mall. A tall...
August 3, 2015
Marleene Pheav, Web Editor
June 28, 2015
Filed under News
Earlier this week, I explored San Francisco for the first time. Seeing gay flags being proudly presented around the city and stores publicly displaying their advocacy for gay rights filled me with joy. And ironically enough, gay marriage is legalized later in the same week. Kind of like a real-life foreshadowing moment, right?
On...
Celine Lopez, Editor in Chief
June 12, 2015
Filed under News, Top Stories
The sight of sprinklers watering front lawns and grass fields should be commonplace in June. However, Stagg High School has received criticism from The Record's environmental reporter Alex Breitler for not only watering the campus' front lawns on the wrong day of the week, designated by California's drought laws, but within 48 ...
Phillicity Uriarte-Jones, Features Editor
May 18, 2015
Filed under News
One picture can’t be so bad.
One picture is all they want.
One picture is all it takes.
Sometimes, one picture ...
