An Hour In … AP English Lang and Comp Hunter Rhee, Multimedia Editor February 19, 2025 AP Lang students work on ACT practice.
An Hour In… AP Physics Lab Ava Torres, Features Editor February 12, 2025 Students in AP Physics Lab apply mathematical and physics related principles to real life
An Hour in… Communications 102 Shayna Migalang, Opinion Editor January 30, 2025 After learning about gender and how it affects relationships, students in Communications 102 designed their ideal significant other.
An Hour In … Design Crafts Kylie Dacquel, Standards and Practices Editor December 12, 2024 Find out students opinions on their mini golf activity and each other's courses.
An Hour In … Trunk or Treat Amelia Castellanos, Staff Writer November 5, 2024 People celebrate Halloween at the Trunk or Treat event.
An Hour In … Art 101 Zelina Panissidi, Social Media Editor October 25, 2024 Find out how students in Art 101 are able to draw without looking at the paper.
An Hour in … Communications 101 Amelia Castellanos, Staff Writer October 11, 2024 Students in Communications 101 work on their speeches.
An Hour In … PE Philipos Alebachew, Editor in Chief October 4, 2024 Students from the Physical Education course and Lifetime Fitness courses participate in various sports to stay active.
An Hour In … Fibers I Rylee Del Moral, Shadow Files Reporter September 28, 2024 Students in Fibers I demonstrate their crochet skills.
An Hour In … Chemistry H Johnny Tao, Staff Writer September 25, 2024 Chemistry H students completed all the lab stations and wrote down their observations.
![Spinning her cup with the string length longer than before, senior CJ Estrellas laughs while trying to keep a hold of the cups rotation. By increasing the string length, the tension is increased as well as the risk of the cup’s water falling out. “We have all these components and it’s really important [to get them right] because it can risk people lives,” Estrellas said. “They can risk your own life. Its like preventing risk factors, and that’s why applying it [physics] to real life is a real eye opener because I really saw what was going to happen if I make a mistake or don’t understand principles and calculations behind it [our project].”](https://southwestshadow.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/IMG_9805-1200x800.jpg)
![Checking in, junior Ash Hsi looks over at their partner’s progress. Some groups took a more humorous approach to the project. “We put [our partner’s height] range between five feet and 15 feet,” Hsi said. “We wanted them to be really tall, but we couldn’t find a specific height we were all comfortable with, so they’re just a stepladder.”](https://southwestshadow.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/IMG_9919-1200x673.jpg)
