Real World Graphics Venice Jingco, Staff Writer January 29, 2024 Death, blood, and guts are normalized in digital entertainment.
The Mob Museum: A Sight that Shouldn’t Be Missed Travis McGinnis and Chase Paine January 24, 2024 Learn why The Mob Museum is one of the best places to visit in Las Vegas.
New FAFSA Available Periodically Yaritzza Montenegro, Copy Editor January 22, 2024 FAFSA is only available for periods of time as the company “monitors site performance."
NEW CROSSWALKS ON CAMPUS Joy Ryan, Staff Writer January 19, 2024 Students are greeted with new crosswalks when entering campus.
Winterfest: A Collage of Clubs Travis McGinnis, Chase Paine, and Roxanne Knight-Rosenau January 19, 2024 Clubs from all genres work together to create SWCTA's Winterfest.
Bring Back the Lincoln-Douglas Debates Ethan Bull, Opinion Editor January 19, 2024 As political showmanship has increasingly dominated American politics, perhaps one answer to the issue of unsatisfactory presidential candidates can be found by abandoning our short-form media.
Student Pilot : Meet Mason Teschler Angel White, Staff Writer January 14, 2024 Senior Mason shares his journey as he soars through the world of aviation
‘Radical’ Will Leave You Speechless Yaritzza Montenegro, Copy Editor January 9, 2024 The true story of a teacher who was dedicated to the dreams of his students.
Class of 2026 Stuco Hosts Penny Wars Fundraiser Zelina Panissidi, Staff Writer January 8, 2024 The event will be held from January 8th-19th.
FNAF Fanatic: Meet Marcrow Farinas Venice Jingco, Staff writer January 8, 2024 Sophomore Marcrow Farinas expresses their obsession of eight years; FNAF.
Q&A: What is your New Year’s Resolution? Adrienne Vera-Perez, Staff Writer January 7, 2024 FInd out student and staff's resolutions!
BSU, STUCO set to host rescheduled Winter Fest Adrienne Vera-Perez, Staff Writer January 4, 2024 The event will take place on Friday, January 5 from PM.
![While walking across campus on the new sidewalks, students make their way to class. For several years, students walked along the dirt and stones, causing them to violate an institutional rule. “[The] rule is for everyone to use the sidewalks because they are level and provide better footing when compared to the stones,” Assistant Principal Cameron Roehm. “The rule is there for safety reasons and I would hope students would want to keep their shoes cleaner by not tracking through the stones.”](https://southwestshadow.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/IMG_6588-1-1200x800.jpg)
