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 […]
By Iker Gomez ’20 Some teachers after four years of college go straight to becoming a teacher, but learning specialist Shaun Bruce took a different path. From working in the restaurant business for many years […]
By Enrique Martinez ’20, The viral act of blackface has brought up many questions like “should this be allowed?” or “is the act offensive or not?” Well, wearing a blackface can affect others. What is […]
By Samantha Ortiz ’20 Valentine’s Day for many is a day to show appreciation for loved ones whether it may be a significant other, friend, or family member. But is there really a difference between […]
By Jonathan Rosales ’19 Snowball has been described as a fun, once in a lifetime opportunity, but what is snowball? Snowball is a three-day event where students do a variety of activities. These three days […]
By Citlali Sanchez ’21 Many did things similar to each other during the two days off from school due to low temperatures. Some of the most popular activities were watching Netflix shows or movies and […]
By Alexis Arroyo ’21 There is a point where rules eventually change. For example, now, appropriate tattoos are allowed to be shown by that of the new Noble dress code policy. The policy officially took […]
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