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
Julia Krider

Julia Krider, Managing Editor

Julia Krider is a senior at Flintridge Sacred Heart, and is the Shield’s managing editor this year. She has been part of the paper since sophomore year, and is looking forward to what the next year has in store. When she isn’t baking or hanging out with friends, Julia also loves to listen to music and rewatch Little Women (2019) for the thirtieth time.

All content by Julia Krider
Isabella Zirn ‘23 and Michelle ‘23 work in the lab together.

A look into the SciSearch experience

By Julia Krider, Managing Editor
May 23, 2023
Julia Krider ‘23 has been spending time daydreaming about what she’ll do in college. Will she try a new sport? Or, maybe she’ll get to travel the world, or conduct research! Who knows?

What will college life look like for ‘23?

By Julia Krider, Managing Editor
May 19, 2023
The VSP, Episode 6

The VSP: Teachers returning to the Hill

By Julia Krider, Managing Editor
April 28, 2023
Siena Urquiza ‘23 (left), Sara Green ‘23 (middle), and Julia Krider ‘23 (right) get into the rom-com spirit -- and a tragic news-room love triangle ensues.

Tologs Try: Rom-coms

By Siena Urquiza, Julia Krider, and Sara Green
February 17, 2023
Lena Hwang ‘23 is progressing towards her goal of becoming more flexible by stretching.

New beginnings: Tologs on New Year’s resolutions

By Julia Krider, Managing Editor
February 3, 2023
Activists on social media frequently use hashtags to reach more people via algorithms embedded in apps.

Finding rest in resistance

By Julia Krider, Managing Editor
December 12, 2022
(left to right) Emily Manookian ‘23, Wendy Wang ‘23, Kana Park ‘23 and Michelle Houser ‘23 are four of the five Tologs who participated in Pioneer Academics.

Tolog Pioneers: Ready, set, research

By Julia Krider, Managing Editor
October 19, 2022
"He just knows a lot, so I gained a lot of knowledge that I didn't have before," Kailey Cullen '22 said.

A legend’s impact on the class of ’22

By Julia Krider, Associate Editor
May 2, 2022
Classroom Chatter: Nepotism babies

Classroom Chatter: Nepotism babies

By Julia Krider, Associate Editor
March 30, 2022
Some fans of Zendaya (left) and Timothée Chalamet (right) are seeing romantic sparks between these two, even though the stars have made it clear that they’re just friends. Author Julia Krider '23 (middle), a celebrity love skeptic, doesn't like this at all.

Celebrity couple obsessions? That ‘ship’ has sailed

By Julia Krider, Associate Editor
February 23, 2022
After the author shattered her phone, she realized there was no need to worry; after all, she’d been saving up for a moment just like this one.

Inside the mind of an avid saver

By Julia Krider, Opinion Editor
December 15, 2021
Classroom Chatter: Red (Veritas Shield's Version)

Classroom Chatter: Red (Veritas Shield’s Version)

By Julia Krider, Opinion Editor
December 7, 2021
In October, residential life students took a trip to the beach. The new residential life curriculum encourages these kinds of outings in order to build up community.

Residential life develops community with updates to curriculum

By Julia Krider, Opinion Editor
November 5, 2021
After eight years of choosing her outfits at public school, Julia Krider '23 loves wearing uniforms on the Hill.

Why I prefer uniforms over free dress

By Julia Krider, Opinion Editor
September 28, 2021
Julia Krider ‘23 poses with the first book from the “Shadow and Bone” series, which Netflix adapted for the screen in a show released in April.

A book fan’s take on Netflix’s “Shadow and Bone”

By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
June 1, 2021
Sophia Islas ‘23, Ana Sofia Ortiz ‘23, Emily de Leon ‘23 and Emily Smith ‘23 love to chat before the bell rings. Maybe these students look so relaxed and happy because Wellness Wednesdays have been a normal part of their weekly schedule this year.

Tologs hope to keep Wellness Wednesdays for next year

By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
May 4, 2021
Ellie McCarthy '23 submits her application for a sports med course at Wake Forest University, which will start in August and take place online.

Summer plans in the health-care field amidst Covid-19 restrictions

By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
April 14, 2021
Nurse Kathy got the vaccine, but she still stays masked and encourages everyone to do so as well.

Nurse Kathy’s experience with the vaccine

By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
February 23, 2021
The author poses with McDonald’s fries, which she's called the winner of her fry quest.

My fry experience: Which one is best?

By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
January 20, 2021
Cassie Huston '23 (left) is pictured with the inspiration behind her Gold Award project, her sister Becca.

A Gold Award in quarantine

By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
December 16, 2020
On a family trip in 2017, Dr. Krider (left) and the author enjoyed the opportunity to explore Alaska.

Questions about teaching I’ve always wanted to ask my mom, Dr. Liz Krider

By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
November 11, 2020
Lena Hwang '23 (left) and the author (right) snap a picture inside the Pasadena Salvation Army before heading out with bags full of clothes.

The socially conscious joys of thrift shopping

By Julia Krider, Staff Writer
October 22, 2020
Load More Stories