Category: News

Junior Sahar Kanfi screams at Alex Nedelcu, junior, during club photo picture day. (We couldn't find a reason to use this photo this year, so we thought this would be a fitting way to use one of our favorite photos of the year.)

See you in the fall!

We will begin posting August 25, 2013 for the 2013-2014 school year.

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The Howl staff delivered yearbooks early to a few lucky winners. Regular distribution is tonight at Coyote's U-Nite.Photo Credit: Bree Eure

Yearbook delivery today

Throughout this week, drawings were held for five students to receive their purchased yearbook early. Regular distribution will be held at tonight’s Coyote’s U-Nite event.

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Jean Cruz and John Dulay fold staff t-shirts for Coyote U-Nite junior hospitality students.
Photo Credit: Raymond Tang

Third ‘Coyotes U-Night’ adds games to lineup

Coyote’s U-Nite will be held on May 17 at school. It will include many activities and food venders.

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Ms. Krista Boivies AP World History students finish up studying before their pre-exam potluck. 
Photo Credit: Sahar Kanfi

Boivie hosts potluck before exams

A potluck will be held after school on May 15 for students taking the AP World History exam in Ms. Krista Boivie’s class.

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Senior Henry Martinez helps junior Vivian Rivera fill out her application for the trip to Spain Scholarship.Photo Credit: Bree Eure

Vivian Rivera wins trip to Spain

Junior Vivian Rivera received a fully paid scholarship to visit Spain this July.

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StuCo comes up with the idea of having several teachers wear togas as a way to sell prom tickets.
Photo Credit: Brittanie Truax

Teachers wear togas to promote prom sales

Student Council asked teachers to dress in togas the day before prom, after a certain number of tickets had been sold

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AP World History teacher Ms. Krista Boivie, explains how the IES projects should be graded. AP World History students assessed the regular and honors World History students project's.Photo Credit: June Gabriel Santos

International Economic Summit teaches about country turmoil

The World HIstory classes engaged in an International Economic Summit to discover how to improve the current world economy.

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Courtesy of Downtime.com

CenturyLink internet connection problems take its toll

For 48 hours, CenturyLink experienced a nationwide internet outage, effecting local Las Vegas.

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Sophomore Zachary Bourbeau sips the last few bites of his drink, after chugging down his half-priced Frappuccino. Photo Credit: Bree Eure

‘Frappuccino Happy Hour’ encourages participants to capture #sipface

Local Starbucks stores are promoting their new ‘Caramel Ribbon Crunch Frappuccino’ with a Frappuccino Happy Hour.

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Cafeteria worker Sarah Molina takes a students order as part of her job. 
Photo Credit: Bree Eure

Jobs available in cafeteria

Jobs are available in the cafeteria for student workers. Applications can be picked up in Mr. Allen Yee’s office and are due May 15.

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Junior Interior Design student Kristine Faccinto, adds components to her Eco Friendly house using Google Sketup Pro.Photo Credit: Bree Eure

Juniors learn eco-friendly living

Interior Design juniors are teaming up with the Desert Research Institute to focus on eco-friendly design principles.

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Zhe Zhang stands next to her winning illustration for this year's Doodle 4 Google contest.Photo Credit: Allison Ho

Google announces ‘Doodle 4 Google’ finalist

On May 1, Google hosted an assembly to announce and congratulate ‘Doodle 4 Google’ finalist Zhe Zhang.

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Estefania Cervantes researches information about the famous painter, Bartolome Esteban Murillo, for her Spanish III project.Photo Credit: Shantil Gamiao

Research focuses on Spanish artists

Students in Mrs. Geri Barnish’s Spanish III class are preparing a major final project about famous Spanish artists.

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