By Citlali Sanchez ’21 There are a lot of activities done on Easter. There is the traditional egg hunt, and the going to church on this specific day. People have their favorite memories about this […]
By Kayla Cruz ’20 It is Monday evening. The sun is bright and the weather is nice outside. You would think that everyone is relaxing and enjoying the nice weather outside, right? Well, many people […]
By Miguel Cordero ’21 Sophomores are “celebrating” the fact that they are very close to their AP World History exam. Not only is this exam a tough one, but it revolves around the history of […]
By Citlali Sanchez ’21 They are an amazing duo, they are like peanut butter and jelly. Both girls are upperclassmen and are new to the captain territory. One of the girls is junior, Monserrat Leon […]
By Monica Soto ’20 Still not done with community service hours? Still, need those 10 hours for the semester? Looking for interesting places that you can help in? Well, students can get five hours of […]
By Mauricio Rodriguez ’19 In January, a six part documentary was released: “Surviving R. Kelly” brought the rapper into infamous headlines. The Chicago Tribune mentioned that this Lifetime documentary special was an “examination of a […]
By Citlali Sanchez ’21 The life of a younger sibling might be hard because they are always being compared to their older siblings. They might get extra pressure from teachers, students, or even their own […]
By Miguel Cordero ’21 If you are a sophomore, you might know Neha Singh. However, do you really know her? Do you know her struggles? Do you know her story? Well if you do not, […]
By Cristian Gutierrez ’21 As sophomore year comes to a close, junior year is approaching the class of 2021. This new group of students will need to prepare for the SAT, which comes along with […]
By Guadalupe Flores ’20 The Starved Rock Trip is an annual free trip that all grades can attend. Even though students have to wake up early and hike for many hours, they have a chance […]
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