By Angelina Arevalos, Community Editor
November 19, 2020 • No Comments
Pandemics, ignorance and division: the Dark Ages were not so different from modern-day America. Starting in the 14th century, however, European society found a way forward from its troubling times to an explosion of art and culture,...
By Jessie Mysza, Associate Editor
November 21, 2020 • No Comments
The year is 2019. It is Thanksgiving day at the house of Ella Venne ‘22. Venne gets dressed up in her best fall colors, cooks the day away and heads over to her aunt’s house...
By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
November 11, 2020 • No Comments
While Dr. Liz Krider (aka, my mom) and I share a living space, we don’t share everything. Between her SciSearch class with seniors and her first year teaching freshman biology...
By Angelina Cao, Staff Writer
November 9, 2020 • No Comments
“No...no...NO! IF YOU CAN’T FACTOR, DIE!” The voice screams from my computer at 8:30 a.m. in the morning. The sound bounces off the walls of my bedroom. Startled, I...
By Jessie Mysza, Associate Editor
October 31, 2020 • No Comments
“Dad, can we watch something else,” I say as I roll my eyes listening to Tucker Carlson make a sarcastic remark. “Jessie, I am watching the news. I want to know what’s...
By Sarah McGrory, Staff Writer
October 29, 2020 • No Comments
A number of changes are in motion at Flintridge Sacred Heart in order for the school to become a more diverse and inclusive place. The school has hired a new diversity, equity...
By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
October 22, 2020 • No Comments
Today, thrift shopping has become one of the top trends amongst teenagers and young adults. Over the past few years, my friends and I have made countless trips to Goodwill. Famous...
