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Kamala Harris & California
How the Golden State Shaped the Vice President Written by WALTER KAWAHARA Graphic by MATTHEW WILLIAMS //As the American public gets to know Kamala Harris this election season, Bay Area voters can say they have a head start. While Harris has held national office for three–nearly four–years as Vice President and an additional four as…
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Arizona is Too Hot for an Extra Hour in the Day?
The only state in the continental U.S. to forego daylight savings.
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Spring Fling Week
Written by GHAITH KHORSHEED Graphics by SYDNEY WALBURG m // Las Lomas High School’s Spring Fling Week has come and gone, and students geared up for a week filled with fun activities and spirited dress-up days. From friendly competitions to themed dress-up days, these events promised excitement and bonding. l One of the highlights of…
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The Month of Creativity
Celebrating its Importance Through Society’s Creation Written by ETHAN MANAOIS Graphic by ETHAN MANAOIS // The month of March is typically known for events like March Madness or St. Patrick’s Day, but there is also the celebration of creative ideas: International Ideas Month. Things used on a day-to-day basis like air conditioning, or vaccines are…
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Navigating College Admissions
Written by NOELLE SCHNEIDER Graphic by NOELLE SCHNEIDER m // College Admissions can be overwhelming. It is something that many seniors can relate to. From the pressure of choosing the right school, preparing for exams, writing essays, to waiting for acceptance letters can definitely cause a lot of distress. The process can be described as…
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The Mardi Gras Dance
m Written by MARLO FONG Graphics by AMAYA MURRAY m Students congregated at Miramonte last week for a night in New Orleans as our community celebrated the annual district-wide Mardi Gras dance presented by Miramonte BSU and leadership. This celebration is like no other, as it is filled with the magic of Mardi Gras and…
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Alumni Basketball Game
WRITTEN BY Makena Dietschy // Last week, Las Lomas High School celebrated its basketball legacy by hosting an event that brought back former players to inspire and rally support for the current Men’s basketball program. The event, held in the school gym, provided students, staff, and community members a chance to connect with the athletes…
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Unity in Diversity
WRITTEN BY Ella Silvera GRAPHICS BY Sarah Byrne Bautista // Here at Las Lomas High School, we have been given the opportunity to welcome many international students from all over the world. Las Lomas is home to a variety of clubs, many of which include all different cultures and spoken languages. Each club gives international…
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Rooted in Heritage
WRITTEN BY Makena Dietschy GRAPHICS BY Sarah Byrne Bautista // Native Americans have had a profound impact on the community, and to say otherwise is an understatement. Understanding their importance means acknowledging their significant presence and influence, not only in Walnut Creek, but in the United States, a country many call home. FEDERAL RECOGNITION ACROSS…
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