- SceneThe Hoofprint staff tries popular social media food items to find out whether they are worth the hype.
September 15, 2025
Leon Lee, Scene editorContinue Reading - SceneThe Hoofprint staff tries popular social media food items to find out whether they are worth the hype.
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George Wang, Print editor-in-chiefContinue Reading - SceneThe Hoofprint staff tries popular social media food items to find out whether they are worth the hype.
September 15, 2025
Taryn Schilz, Scene editorContinue Reading - SceneThe Hoofprint staff tries popular social media food items to find out whether they are worth the hype.
September 15, 2025
Lydia Chen, Coverage editor-in-chief and Media editorContinue Reading - SceneThough addictive to watch, the TV show’s messy plot and dislikable characters ruin the experience.
September 15, 2025
Taryn Schilz, Scene editorContinue Reading - SportsAs the popularity of F1 has increased lately, the focus of the sport is shifting from the race to the drivers.
September 15, 2025
Summer Do, Sports and Photo editorContinue Reading - OpinionThe arts strengthen focus, inspire collaboration and provide balance and harmony in daily life.
September 15, 2025
Timmothy Chen, Online editor-in-chiefContinue Reading - ArtsSenior Matthew Ramirez plays the drumset for alternative rock band, Mood Indigo.
September 15, 2025
George Wang, Print editor-in-chiefContinue Reading - FeatureSophomore Lauren Kan rehabilitates surrendered reptiles with care through her nonprofit organization Loving Herps SoCal Rescue.
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The Trump Administration has been withholding billions of dollars in federal education grants. Many public and private colleges have been affected by this recent suspension of aid, such as the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Harvard and Brown. The suspension of millions of dollars towards research and grants has set back the progression of scientific research and led to budget cuts. According to the student newspaper at UCLA, the Daily Bruin, the freezing of funding on their campus has caused delays in research, adjustments to budget and a reduction in the workforce. In other...
With several changes in federal legislation, college tuition is expected to increase in 2026, caused by Pell Grant restrictions, federal grant...

Principal Jamie Norell accepted her new position at Walnut High School on May 30, 2025, following former principal Dr. Michele Lew’s sudden...

Freshmen athletes are prevented from leaving their sport early while upperclassmen with the sixth period sticker face stricter rules, ensuring...

Ryan McDonnell, Trina Dreyer and Luz Lozano have taken new positions as instructional deans at Walnut High School. As they start the new school...

Jamie Norell was announced as Walnut High School’s principal on Friday May 30 via email, to replace Dr. Michele Lew following her resignation...

After recently being bitten by her lizard Myungi, sophomore Lauren Kan rejoices when she opens Myungi’s cage to an obedient attitude. To her, the most rewarding thing of owning reptiles is earning their trust. Kan is no stranger to animals, currently owning 23 pets—17 of her own reptiles, three rescued reptiles and three dogs. Through her nonprofit organization, Loving Herps SoCal Rescue, she gives surrendered reptiles—reptiles that have been given up by their owner — a safe place to thrive before a new owner is found. “I have always had a really big passion for animals, so I’m happy...

Working meticulously on the final stitches with her needle and thread, the sun sets as senior Klaire Leimbach finishes adding the last fabric...

Getting ready to plan Cable Airport’s 4th of July’s Light Up The Night event, some factors that pop into senior Sean Vu’s head include...

After years of hard work, senior Hector Hernandez has won the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) scholarship, earning a full-ride...

Classroom Management rocked the stage on March 28 with performances featuring music that has impacted their personal lives. Battle of the...
![A peek inside | Senior Teri Williams holds and reads the physical copy of her book. “It was exciting [to receive the book]; I had gotten two copies back home. The cover was perfect and there were slight changes I wanted to make, but my heart dropped when I saw it. Everything was the way I wanted it to be [and] I got that feeling of accomplishment,” Williams said.](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/online-1200x486.png)
After a long day at school, her heart is weighed down heavily with stress and insecurity, and she cannot help but feel alone. A young Teri Williams...
![Sophomore Atul Prabhu wears and holds up his grey zip-up hoodie. “[LUSH] is in big bold letters because action can only take place if the idea itself is heard. The back [reflects how people make decisions at the expense of nature. The spider shows how if we do not [take action], [our world] will forever stay an unreachable cobweb.”](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/ftre_teaser.png)
Once a new idea comes to mind, sophomore Atul Prabhu hurriedly grabs his stylus, opens his tablet and begins sketching his latest design: a light...

Everytime I opened up my Instagram reels, my mouth began to water as I scrolled past the viral Korean corn dog mukbangs. I got two of the most popular items from Mochinut at 3088 W Temple Ave in Pomona: the Hot Cheetos ($6.00) and potato ($6.00) Korean corn dogs. The Hot Cheetos corn dog had a crunchy outside that paired well with the gooey cheese. The spicy coating packed flavor with each bite, making the Hot Cheetos corn dog my favorite of the two. The potato corn dog was covered in crispy potato cubes, giving it a unique texture, but it lacked flavor compared to the Hot Cheetos corn...

With its sweet aroma filling my nostrils, I bit into the crispy Honey-Chipotle Chicken Crispers. That’s the effect Chili’s “Triple Dipper”...

After seeing countless mukbangs of the viral “Los Angeles Pastries,” I finally decided to take the hour-long drive to 2968 W Seventh St., ...

Opening the bag of Swedish candies, I was greeted by an assortment of shapes and bright colors. Excited, I took a bite into a red butterfly-shaped...

Despite reading all the books and knowing which Fisher brother Isabel “Belly” Conklin (Lola Tung) will end up with, I often find myself...

“Primitive War,” directed by Luke Sparke, is based on the book by Ethan Pettus and was released in 2025. Going into the movie, I expected...
- SportsAs the popularity of F1 has increased lately, the focus of the sport is shifting from the race to the drivers.
September 15, 2025
Summer Do, Sports and Photo editorContinue Reading - SportsNew to the Athletic Leadership Summit, students explore how their role as leaders apply to their sport and to their daily life.
September 12, 2025
Jetzibe Rodriguez, Sports editorContinue Reading - SportsWith strong team defense and offense, the Mustangs sweep all four quarters.
September 12, 2025
Rylyn Wang, ManagerContinue Reading - SportsWith strong offense, defense and serves, the Mustangs won 3-0.
September 12, 2025
Summer Do, Sports and Photo editorContinue Reading - SportsThe concept of sports can change for the worse after robots have recently participated in a sport competition.
September 3, 2025
Jetzibe Rodriguez, Sports editorContinue Reading - SportsWith strong offense, the Mustangs won 3-1.
August 26, 2025
Jetzibe Rodriguez, Sports editorContinue Reading - SportsAfter going 232-85 in 11 seasons, Khouzam steps down to be assistant coach at Glendale Community College.
May 1, 2025
Jetzibe Rodriguez, Staff writerContinue Reading - SportsThrough perseverance in his journey in golf, Sophomore Zachary Luo has become one of the highest-rated players in the nation.
April 28, 2025
Nayeli Tan, Staff writerContinue Reading - SportsFrom basketball to football, head coaches are becoming scapegoats for deeper issues, with the culture of coaching turnover allowing players to defer accountability.
April 25, 2025
Timmothy Chen, Sports editorContinue Reading - UncategorizedAfter strong performances in singles and doubles, the Mustangs won 15-3 at home.
April 16, 2025
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There is a popular stereotype that the arts are merely pointless hobbies with little to no practical value. If someone wants to learn how to...

12:39 p.m. Eyes glued to the clock, I hang onto every second, waiting for the ring of that sweet, satisfying bell. 58… 59…BEEEPPP! 12:40...

It’s the first day of Club Fair. As you walk past the multiple stalls, a student shoves a cardboard photo frame in front of you, pitching themselves...

Scroll through social media or even talk to your classmates and you will hear the same thing: you need to do more if you want to get into a good...

If you’ve ever seen your friends or classmates screaming ”ABG” and running around making a fool of themselves, you’ve experienced the...
![Social science teacher Nick Madrid’s desk and floor are littered by ungraded papers due to burnout. “My desk hasn’t been this messy before and it’s been this way ever [since] I started grading papers,” Madrid said.](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IMG_1659-900x1200.png)
As the school year draws to a close, I’ve been hit with the hardest case of burnout known to man. I’ve lost motivation to do any schoolwork...
In recent weeks, the University of South Carolina (USC) Speak Your Mind Ice Bucket Challenge has surged across social media platforms, echoing...

Spring break, a brief week-long escape from school, seems like a much needed time off for students. However, it often does more harm than good...





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![Junior Gabriel Gonzalez practices his piece “A Blank Page” in the band room. “I wrote that piece representing how it made me feel about a particular event in my life. [It] invokes a sense of loneliness, longing and maybe even a hint of tragedy,” Gonzalez said.](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/IMG_3432-e1742606102510-674x1200.jpeg)
Junior Gabriel Gonzalez glances at a sheet of paper, fingers skimming over black-and-white keys before deftly pressing down on the piano to bring...

Dance Team secured first place in the medium and overall kick categories at the Contest of Champions, hosted at the Universal Orlando Resort,...

As junior Symphonic Orchestra violinist Thompson Lee picks up his erhu, he prepares to play his favorite piece, “Horse Racing,” a flashy...