Best of (Teen) Las Vegas 2023 Jianna Aganon and Ayma Malik November 2, 2023 Students and editors are once again letting us know the places they appreciate in Las Vegas. Take a look into this year's "Best of".
Researchers debate on the dangers of Red No. 40 Philipos Alebachew, Staff Writer October 30, 2023 Despite proven evidence of the adverse effects of Red. 40, it continues to be used as an FDA-approved dye.
Retail Therapy: It’s not just a swipe of a card Kylie Dacquel, Staff Writer October 13, 2023 Students share their opinions and tips to help inform others on retail therapy.
AN HOUR IN … NURSING Paizley Swaney, Staff Writer October 5, 2023 As the unit comes to an end, Nursing students review their findings through a gallery walk.
Three Peas in a Pod: Meet the Evarts Triplets Ava Julian, Staff Writer September 29, 2023 From their earliest memories of life, triplets Nathan, Luke, and Emily have always been there for each other. They have shared similar feelings when it comes to new experiences. “It’s always been...
Where Are They Now: Jen Chiang Kailie Sicolo, Staff Writer September 26, 2023 Take a look into Class of 2016 graduate Jen Chiang's life.
Where Are They Now: Kayla Cassella Kailie Sicolo, Staff Writer September 11, 2023 Take a look into Class of 2016 graduate Kayla Cassella's life.
New Year, New Experiences Yaritzza Montenegro, Staff Writer May 10, 2023 Teachers discuss their growth throughout the 2022-2023 school year.
An Hour In … Robotics II Emmanuel Miranda, Staff Writer April 21, 2023 As the build season comes to a close, students clean up and work on different projects.
Avid Pez Collector: Meet Jaidyn Rogers Ava Julian April 11, 2023 Jaidyn Rogers owns Pez dispensers from an inherited collection.
LVMPD meets with parents to share dangers of social media Ellie Lakatos and Travis McGinnis April 4, 2023 Parents learn about the potential dangers of online behaviors
An Hour In … Photography Emmanuel Miranda, Staff Writer March 24, 2023 Using techniques they learned, photography students recreate famous paintings using props in the classroom.
![School stressors cause many students to use coping mechanisms in order to overcome the pressure; one of those outlets is retail therapy. Subsequently, students spend more money in relation to the amount of stress they have experienced, all while failing to account for their costly spending. “When they [friends] buy things they just get things that catch their eye with no specific reason for why they want to buy it,” sophomore Sapphyre Leung said. “It’s really just a way to waste money instead of being a good way to channel your stress.”
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