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Sharing with the group, sophomore HOSA member Kylie Chelise Dacquel shares her future career goals during a HOSA meeting. Other students were invited to speak about their ambitions. “We hope our members will interact with each other more,” president Yusra Shafique said. “We are trying to create lasting friendships through our meetings and the volunteer events they attend.”
CLUB PREVIEW: A LOOK INTO THE WEEK OF SEP. 26
Venice Jingco, Staff Writer • September 27, 2022
See what's ahead for these clubs.
Waiting for the final school bell to ring, CCSD bus drivers leave every day at 1:35 p.m. Since August, bus drivers have continued to work through a number of increasingly violent attacks. “You never know what to expect now while you’re on the road,” bus driver Ramón Maravilla said. “CCSD has been trying to do their best and it’s hard for them to keep up.”
Recent Violent Incidents Create Fear Amongst CCSD Bus Drivers
Elise Chan • September 22, 2022
Following Digital Game Design teacher Ronald Barrancos rules, junior Kevin Fernandez places his phone into a pocket before class starts. Each class has different rules on monitoring phone usage. “Sometimes it can be a distraction so I think it’s reasonable to have them away during instruction,” Fernandez said. “But I personally think it should be okay to use them during independent time since it can help students concentrate and feel comfortable in class.”
REEVALUATED PERSONAL DEVICE POLICY ESTABLISHES NEW CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS
Ayma Malik, Opinion, A&E Editor • September 21, 2022
After being announced as the new VP of Fundraising, junior Colin Chamberlain participates in the Penny for Your Thoughts icebreaker. FCCLA plans on attending the upcoming symposium. “I can’t wait to show people what’s in store with FCCLA this year,” FCCLA President Karim Abd-Elmalek said. “We plan to display our projects and spread the word about our upcoming events.”
CLUB LEADERS TO MEET FOR FIRST SYMPOSIUM
Philipos Alebachew • September 19, 2022
FEATURES
AN HOUR IN... FASHION II
AN HOUR IN... FASHION II
Hannah Paine, Social Media Editor • September 27, 2022
Working on their most intense project yet, Fashion II students encounter challenges and come up with future solutions.
SOUTHWEST SHADOW ASKS: GABRIEL VILLACRUCIS
SOUTHWEST SHADOW ASKS: GABRIEL VILLACRUCIS
Emmanuel Miranda, Staff Writer • September 23, 2022
Contorting her body in the air, sophomore Zoey Henson strikes several dance trapeze poses. Henson says it takes a ton of core and upper body strength to successfully execute a trick. “You don’t need outside practice, but it is good to have. I used to go twice a week for six hours total, so I built a lot of strength from that,” Henson said. (Photo Credits: Zoey Henson)
Astounding Aerialist: Meet Zoey Henson
Shayna Migalang, Staff Writer • September 22, 2022
Where Are They Now: Mikaly Meily
Where Are They Now: Mikaly Meily
Jianna Aganon • September 22, 2022
OPINION
TrumpCore 2022
TrumpCore 2022
Arcade Encarnacion • September 14, 2022
The hypocrisy of politicians is baffling.
Unpaid internships in the United States hurt both college students and young adults alike. Yet, thousands of Americans still take up the position for various reasons, including college credit and work experience. But in the end, the benefits don’t fit the cost. Photo Credit: Rhamil Taguba
COLUMN: WHAT STUDENT LOAN FORGIVENESS MEANS COMING FORWARD
September 7, 2022
The end of an era
The end of an era
Ahmed Ahmed • May 25, 2022
Unpaid internships in the United States hurt both college students and young adults alike. Yet, thousands of Americans still take up the position for various reasons, including college credit and work experience. But in the end, the benefits don’t fit the cost. Photo Credit: Maryland GovPics
EDITORIAL: UNPAID INTERNSHIPS LEAVE WORKERS WITH A RAW DEAL
Southwest Shadow • May 20, 2022
A & E
‘The Youth Governor’ is a documentary featuring six students campaigning against each other for the title of Youth Governor. Rating:B+ Photo Credit: Greenwich Entertainment
Explore the Future of Politics in “The Youth Governor”
Katheryn Peterson, Activities Director • September 20, 2022
Follow the competition between six teens from all across California to win the title of Youth Governor.
SIX ARTISTS YOU SHOULD BE LISTENING TO: SEPTEMBER 2022
SIX ARTISTS YOU SHOULD BE LISTENING TO: SEPTEMBER 2022
Ayma Malik • September 16, 2022
With a hip and healthy menu, in addition to their eye-catching space, Squally’s provides a perfect place for customers to feel their best. Grade: A Photo Credit: Lily Gurdison
Discover Health, Wellness at Squally’s Juice Bar & Cafe
September 15, 2022
Committed to being the shining star in the Las Vegas hospitality community, Proper Sandwich Company co-owners Eric and Phil strive to present the tastiest sandwiches for customers to love. Rating: A+ Photo Credit:Naila Yazdani
Indulge in authentic cuisine at Proper Sandwich Company
Naila Yazdani • May 24, 2022
IN THE LOOP
Quiz: Do you know what happened last week?
Quiz: Do you know what happened last week?
Hannah Paine, Social Media Editor • September 25, 2022
Find out what you might have missed last week
I dont know a ton about the current situation, but I feel as though it is only fair for King Charles III to return these realms, junior Ella Abilar said.
Q&A: Should King Charles III release the Commonwealth Realms?
Tishie Nyitray, Editor in Chief • September 23, 2022
VIB: This weekend in Las Vegas 9/23/22
VIB: This weekend in Las Vegas 9/23/22
Tishie Nyitray, Editor in Chief • September 23, 2022
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Quiz: Do you know what happened last week?
Hannah Paine • September 18, 2022
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