Carbon Footprints: Actions Have Consequences Zelina Panissidi, Staff Writer March 20, 2024 Students and staff discuss the impacts of greenhouse gasses.
NEW ATTENDANCE POLICIES IMPLEMENTED Paizley Swaney, Staff Writer March 19, 2024 To combat excessive tardiness, detention regulations have been enforced.
Las Vegas Wasn’t Prepared for the Super Bowl Ava Torres, Staff Writer March 19, 2024 Critics are pleased with the Superbowl in Las Vegas, but plenty of locals were not.
Under Pressure: The Challenges of Dual Enrollment Kylie Dacquel, Staff Writer March 18, 2024 Dual credits provide advantages and benefits to those who decide to complete the course, but many are on the fence about taking these classes.
SCHOOL OPERATIONS CLOSED FOR SPRING BREAK Ayma Malik, Editor in Chief March 8, 2024 Have a great spring break, coyotes!
Q&A: ARE YOU STAYING IN LAS VEGAS DURING SPRING BREAK? March 8, 2024 Find out where SWCTA is headed for spring break!
Interior Design III constructs Miniature Houses Hunter Rhee, Staff Writer March 8, 2024 Learn about the major project the Interior Design Students work on.
Pharmacy Students Prepare for Aztec Software Exam Ava Julian, Staff Writer March 8, 2024 Pharmacy students study to prepare for the pharmacy Aztec final exam.
‘AI Helper’ Contest Kathryn Peterson, Social Media Coordinator March 7, 2024 Enter for a chance to win!
META MIND CONTROL Arcade Encarnacion, Editorial Cartoonist March 7, 2024 Meta is often blamed for poor parenting.
BSU Prepares for Basketball Tournament Amelia Castellanos, Staff Writer March 7, 2024 Games start on March 26.
An Hour In … Interior Design Kailie Sicolo, Staff Writer March 7, 2024 Interior Design students construct dollhouses to study scale models, interior furnishings, exterior architecture.
![Increasing issues with carbon emissions have students worried about the future of the Earth. An article written by the NCEI predicts that there’s a 22 percent chance that 2024 will be the hottest year, and there is a 99 percent chance that it will rank in the top five of the hottest years. “Where I live there’s a whole area where people just dump their trash, and who knows, in 10 to 30 years it might get so bad that we’ll just see trash everywhere,” sophomore Eliza Pangilinan said. “Even that small piece of trash went through a factory, and those factories produce a lot of gas [emissions].”](https://southwestshadow.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/carbon_footprint-1-1200x900.jpeg)
