Sasha Prasad

The 2019 adaptation of the 1868 novel accurately captures the feeling of independence despite society's constraints.

The “REVENGE TOUR” team won March Madness after facing off with “Cool Beans” and 4 other teams.

 Sophomore Matthias Casanova and freshman Peyton Steffon find benefits to playing the same sport as their family, but also acknowledge the pressure to perform that comes along with it.

Lackluster casting, poor musicality and unnecessary plot changes combine to undermine the production.

Members participate in various crafting activities such as origami and crocheting during weekly club meetings.

The inconsistent grading scales and policies create unnecessary problems and stress for students.

The care and specificity in the backstage production of the play “Almost Maine” largely contributed to its success.

The girls’ tennis team is winning the majority of their matches despite having the minimum number of players on their roster.

The team has begun intensifying its practices and encouraging new members to prepare for the competition season.

As the number of newly established clubs on campus increases, actual participation seems to decrease.

The club promotes safe arm wrestling and emphasizes the importance of using proper technique.

The girls’ tennis team is winning the majority of their matches despite having the minimum number of players on their roster.

The school introduced a Staff Spirit house program in hopes of creating unity within staff members while also inspiring students to enjoy school spirit.

Nikki Rodriguez joins the staff, teaching ceramics and AP 3D printing.

The club plans to donate projects made by members to homeless shelters and hospitals, helping the community while also spreading the art of knitting.

Filling out slots with 10 players, the Falcons are aiming to work their way to the upper division next year.