![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)
Since the start of 2025, prices of goods varying from groceries to auto parts have risen significantly due to inflation, shortages and the recent implementation of tariffs. According to the Consumer Price Index for Food (CPI), which accounts for the average change in prices, there has been an overall 0.2 percent increase for food in February in comparison to January. Products such as meat, poultry, fish and eggs have also seen a 1.6 percent increase in February alone. For dairy-related products, prices rose by 0.8 percent while beef costs have increased by 2.4 percent. “My family and I...
Breakfast lovers and restaurants across America are feeling the strain of soaring egg prices and bare grocery shelves. Whether it be eating an...
In the next few months, the Multi Purpose Room (MPR) will install new light blue curtains to brighten and freshen up the space. Principal...
Personal Finance curriculum will be added as a new graduation requirement for the class of 2030-31 onwards. On June 29, 2024, governor Gavin...
In memory of Ian Everts, a former maintenance manager for a power plant, the Ian Everts Memorial Scholarship has been established to support...
Over 200 students attended the Women in STEM event during tutorial and lunch on Thursday, Feb. 27, featuring a panel discussion with industry...
![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 opens her journal and every emotion she has been holding in begins to flow from her pen, each word helping her feel a bit lighter. Now as a senior, Williams has passed on this tradition by publishing her very own journaling book to help others with self-love. As someone who considers her experiences with self-love and mental health a crucial part of her life, Williams was inspired to write her 150-page book “Steps to Starting a Self-Love Journey,”...
![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...
Before rehearsal for “The SpongeBob Musical” begins, sophomore Logen Behar ensures all the mics are at full charge and in place, calls for...
Dipping her brush into light blue paint, freshman Emily Wang recenters her focus as she adds the finishing touches to her porcelain plate artwork,...
A waft of espresso beans passes through the air as freshman Victoria Hsu hand grinds them into the blender, tediously sifting the powder into...
Running to the center of the court as “Look at Me Now” by Chris Brown starts to play, the hip hop teams—a total of 30 people—from Dancecapade,...
Surrounded by cars of all kinds, freshman Amir Othman stands outside under the searing sun. As he focuses solely on his camera lens and the car...
April 26, 2019 was the most anticipated date for every Marvel fan. “Avengers: Endgame” came out, revealing the team’s biggest challenge after “Avengers: Infinity War.” Although the movie was widely acclaimed, the quality of Marvel films would soon start to decline. Will the production of these mediocre quality movies continue or can Marvel come back to its peak? The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is known for its incredible movies throughout its phases. Movies from phase one to phase three such as “Iron Man,” “Black Panther,” “Guardians of the Galaxy,” “The Avengers”...
Danzzan, located at 18340 Colima Rd #1C, Rowland Heights, CA 91748, is a cozy Korean drink shop that offers a blend of delicious beverages and...
An Egyptian Benjamin Franklin to a French Augustus Caesar or a lore accurate Russian Catherine the Great, “Civilization VII” mixes your choice...
After not bothering to watch the Oscars in my 16 years of living, I decided to finally give this year’s 97th Annual Academy Awards, held at...
21-year-old pop star and singer-songwriter Tate McRae released her latest album “So Close to What” on Feb. 25, serving her listeners a tracklist...
A glimmering, aesthetic white room adorned with T-shirts and bags welcomed me as I walked into Ming Cha tea shop in the plaza near Vons. I did...
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...
Acing my calculus test on Taylor series, clutching the final win for my varsity tennis team and getting into a top 15 college all while having...
Artificial intelligence (AI) has made it increasingly difficult to differentiate human and AI-generated content. In order to alleviate this,...
I woke up at 7 a.m. on a Sunday morning for tennis practice, feeling exhausted as my alarm continued to ring. The night before, I had gone to...
As I scrolled through my phone, I came across yet another viral video of someone buying a $19 Erewhon strawberry. Erewhon is a popular grocery...
BookTok, a corner of TikTok dedicated to discourse on books, has faced significant criticism. Those who dislike it argue that it promotes shallow...
Millions of people around the globe develop unrealistic parasocial relationships that can be toxic and harmful. Idolizing celebrities is unhealthy...
Imagine stepping off a bus after hours of travel, chatter flooding the air as students gather from across the state with one goal: to compete...
With preparations underway for Winter Guard’s upcoming competition season, members are currently in the process of learning choreography for...
Student musicians were chosen from the Instrumental Music Program to play live music for Drama department’s spring play “The SpongeBob Musical,”...
Stepping onto the risers, Chamber Choir alto senior Jacqueline Luo seamlessly blends her voice within the music. For Luo, choir is more than...
