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By Rodin Batcheller
Sports Editor
From April 6 to 9, juniors Bianca Lee and Emily Wang of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club competed at the State Leadership Conference in Sacramento,...
By Jady Ojeda
Staff Writer
Fortunately for the Gabrielino High School Speech and Debate team, bus funds will be untouched for the California High School Speech Association (CHSSA) State Tournament, which...
President Donald Trump’s critics have jokingly said that he could instigate WWIII. With his latest military decisions, he has taken the country one step closer to making that joke a frightening reality.
On...
By Deandra Du
Editor in Chief
With the spread of fake news over social networks and cuts to public broadcasting by the current administration, the truth is becoming harder to come by. The next generation...
Dress codes must enforce equality
By Brendan Villena
Staff Writer
According to education.com, the reason why public schools have dress codes is “to promote a safe, disciplined school environment, prevent...
Rules accommodate differences
By Venisa Wang
Staff Writer
Student dress codes have been part of American schools’ policies since the 1920s, according to Scholastic. Over the decades, the different...
By Angelina Liang
Addendum Editor
On April 3, President Donald Trump repealed the Internet privacy laws put in place by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). After these laws are removed, consumers’...
By Nyah Toomes
Staff Writer
The first week of April harbored an unusual fluctuation of crime in San Gabriel, California.
On April 5, federal agents raided several homes and an office tied to an alleged...
By Tiffany Kuo
Staff Writer
The recent death of an Indian teenager, Manish Khari, due to a mysterious poisoning unleashed a wave of mob attacks throughout India against the Nigerian and Kenyan population....
By Kaylan Kha
Features Editor
In a discovery that conservationists have dubbed as miraculous, a new population of the rare Indochinese tiger was found in eastern Thailand on March 29. With approximately...
By Raymond Lo
Staff Writer
According to the Pasadena Star News, on Mar. 29 Pasadena Community College (PCC) announced a new program called the PCC Promise that will allow local high schools to attend...