Southwest Shadow

Open gym returns after three year absence

Charli Gisi
April 5, 2018

Campus security monitor Coach Mack has taken on the advisory role.

Time’s ticking

Cassie Valdez
April 3, 2018

There's only a limited amount of time in high school; don't let it go to waste.

‘Anything But Normal’ yearbook to be distributed next month

Cassie Valdez
April 3, 2018

Yearbooks will be distributed on May 7.

Juniors collaborate with sophomores to solve riddles for breakout box

Grinesa Bajrami
March 23, 2018

Students in US History and English 10 work together to find the solution to stopping the next World War.

EDITORIAL: Can’t fight fire with more fire

Southwest Shadow
March 23, 2018

More guns are not the answer. Don't arm our educators.

SATIRE: Owning a Hydro Flask makes you a better person

Vinh Tran
March 22, 2018

Hydro Flasks just make you a better person. Simple as that, so go ahead and spend $40 on one.

Paper doll creation in Spanish I not just for fun

Cosette Zielinski
March 20, 2018

Students in Spanish I create paper dolls in order to increase their language skills.

To kill a rhinoceros

Isabelle Del
March 19, 2018

The northern white rhinoceros is on the brink of extinction.

Assembly wraps up third annual Coyote Olympics

Charli Gisi
March 16, 2018

For the third annual Coyote Olympics, four teams compete for first place. Performances by Cheer, Poly, and Drama Club were featured in between games.

Are you ready for a nine to five?

Vinh Tran
March 15, 2018

With the thought of receiving hundreds of dollars, students are tempted to apply for part-time jobs. However, they don't realize the sacrifices one has to make for a job.

StuCo celebrates Pi Day by selling pies

Grinesa Bajrami
March 15, 2018

Student Council sold pies on Pi Day for the eighth year in a row.

BREAKING NEWS: Approximately 100 in protest against gun violence

Shareen Basyari and Kyle Bayudan
March 14, 2018

Students and teachers from across the nation leave their classrooms at 10 a.m. to stand against gun violence.