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“I Love Hue” is a simple and straightforward game that you can play for hours. Rating: A Photo Credit:Google Play Store

Relax, Solve Colorful Puzzles with ‘I Love Hue’

Madison Land
March 7, 2022
‘I Love Hue’ is a puzzle game that utilizes color theory to solve the problem.
Trustees' responses to student violence will be covered in a Thursday meeting. The thousands of violent incidents reported this school year have caused concern among some policymakers. Photo Credit: CCSD

Wave of school violence prompts response from board of trustees

Ahmed Ahmed and Tishie Nyitray
March 7, 2022
A March 10 board meeting will center around potential solutions to the campus incidents.
Q&A: Are you participating in the Coyote Olympics?

Q&A: Are you participating in the Coyote Olympics?

Julia Jauregui
March 6, 2022
Students tell us whether or not they are participating in Coyote Olympics.
Six Artists you Should Be Listening To: March 2022

Six Artists you Should Be Listening To: March 2022

Madison Land
March 3, 2022
Black people have had a huge impact on music as a whole, in America, since the beginning so here are some new artists.
'Outdoors in March' Contest 2022

‘Outdoors in March’ Contest 2022

Julia Jauregui
March 3, 2022

The heat is slowly rising, we're putting our winter clothes away and bringing out our summer outfits. It's the perfect time to venture outside without it being too hot and visit national parks, the beach,...

While working on her contest submission, senior Brooke Young is tracing the first pattern piece for her Fashion Construction conference event. FCCLA members that are attending the upcoming event have been working during meetings and on their own time in an attempt to complete their competition submissions. “I feel like I am not 100% prepared yet, but I will work during my fashion periods, upcoming FCCLA meetings and believe that I will be ready by March 8,” Young said. Photo Credit: Hannah Paine

FCCLA prepares for their return to in-person state conference

Hannah Paine
March 3, 2022
After competing in their conference online last year, FCCLA members are ready to head back to Reno.
EDITORIAL: Affirmative Action — If ended, then mend it

EDITORIAL: Affirmative Action — If ended, then mend it

Southwest Shadow
February 26, 2022
Higher education's inequality problem is bad, and there's little evidence it's getting much better.
While reviewing bedside procedures necessary for the nursing field, junior Vanessa Thou prepares for the “End of Program” test. After three years in their program, the EOP is designed to test students’ knowledge. “I’m reviewing my old notes as well as anything that could be considered important to know, which is a lot,” Thou said. “I have also been reviewing the standards so I can have a better understanding of what could appear throughout the test.” Photo Credit: Tishie Nyitray

Students complete End of Program Tests

Tishie Nyitray
February 25, 2022
Students have completed their programs’ EOP.
Experience True Love at ‘I Heart Mac and Cheese’

Experience True Love at ‘I Heart Mac and Cheese’

Hannah Paine
February 23, 2022
Indulge in specialty bowls and grilled cheeses or customize your own.
Lifehacks: Road Trip Edition

Lifehacks: Road Trip Edition

Lily Gurdison
February 22, 2022
Make the long drive a breeze with these simple hacks!
PODCAST: Normal People Scare Me

PODCAST: Normal People Scare Me

Arcadia Encarnacion and Gray Barranco
February 21, 2022
Labels often lead to stereotypes, we talk about how emos don’t always follow the cliché.
“At Home Alone Final” is an unsettling game where players take on the role of a little girl who experiences disturbing and unnatural events in her home. Rating: A- Photo Credit: 0Cube

Discover Dark Secrets in ‘At Home Alone Final’

Kathryn Peterson
February 20, 2022
“At Home Alone Final” is a short free-to-play psychological horror game that is worth checking out.
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