The Student News Site of Flintridge Sacred Heart

Veritas Shield
The Student News Site of Flintridge Sacred Heart

Veritas Shield
The Student News Site of Flintridge Sacred Heart

Veritas Shield
Angelina Cao

Angelina Cao, News Editor

Angelina Cao is a senior and the news editor for the Veritas Shield. She is obsessed with music and often can be found reorganizing her Spotify playlists. Angelina loves cloudy, overcast weather and enjoys going out to dinner with her friends and family. She is interested in studying political science and broadcast journalism. Angelina spends her free time playing with her dog, Aspen.   

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The Wilson triplets (left, Katie, Elizabeth and Victoria) pose in matching outfits while the Cao twins (right, Isabella and Angelina) couldn’t look more different in their Disneyland photo. Graduating will be a bittersweet moment for both sets of sisters as they'll have to split from one another as they head off to college.

Leaving the sisterhood – literally

By Angelina Cao, News Editor
May 12, 2022
Running to hug each other in the halls, constantly cracking jokes at team dinners, spontaneously scheduling Friday night hangouts -- these are just some of things that made being on the varsity basketball team so great.

FSHballers? More like FSHbesties

By Angelina Cao, News Editor
March 28, 2022
Sara Gutierrez ‘23 (left) and Josie Perkins ‘23 (right) are two of the eight Tologs who attend Dominican Justice Committee meetings.

FSH doubles down on DEI

By Angelina Cao, News Editor
February 18, 2022
As Christmas gets closer and closer, Tolog families like the Hardys (pictured above) are making an effort to make the holiday season at home the best it can be.

Seniors spend their last holiday season at home

By Angelina Cao, News Editor
December 18, 2021
Under pressure from their parents and society in general, many Tologs feel the need to choose a major that'll benefit them financially.

The role financial benefit plays in college major decisions

By Angelina Cao, News Editor
December 9, 2021
Sophomores Brynn Napierala, Colleen Traver and Olivia Park (from left to right) take on their first day back on campus.

This year’s sophomores feel like freshman

By Angelina Cao, News Editor
September 29, 2021
Fancy teapot? Check. Scones? Check. Union Jack blanket? Check. With the English essentials in place, Angelina Cao ‘22 settles down for a pretend tea at Buckingham Palace.

America’s royal family fixation

By Angelina Cao, Staff Writer
May 17, 2021
In 2016, The Progressive Policy Institute revealed that 86% of the top 153 universities and colleges in the U.S. restrict the acceptance of A.P. credit, making it difficult for students to save money by placing out of college classes.

To drop or keep: What’s the real purpose of A.P. classes?

By Angelina Cao, Staff Writer
March 4, 2021
North Shore Burgers has stayed up and running throughout the pandemic. They have made sure everything aligns with the CDC guidelines and have made ordering from the restaurant simple and safe.

“We owe our success to loyal customers”: North Shore Burgers stays afloat during Covid

By Angelina Cao, Staff Writer
January 24, 2021
If you want to ruin Christmas for your family, tune in to NBC tonight to watch Matthew Morrison twirl across the stage in “Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch Musical.”

A disturbing Matthew Morrison makes his comeback in ‘The Grinch Musical’

By Angelina Cao, Staff Writer
December 9, 2020
Nish stops his Honors Pre-Calc class to teach everyone how to take the perfect selfie.

Nish adjusts to online teaching

By Angelina Cao, Staff Writer
November 9, 2020
These are the Sway Boys. They are immature and egotistical. And, they are are a little out of sync with the national mood.

The evolution of my TikTok taste

By Angelina Cao, Staff Writer
October 20, 2020
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