While many rave about the desserts served in restaurants such as Jaxson’s Ice Cream Parlor, junior Jewel Kyaw doesn’t need to visit such restaurants. Developing a pastime into a talent, Kyaw uses baking as a stress reliever and connection to her family. Keep Reading
College Board announced March 20 that students will take an at-home, consolidated form of the AP exam that lasts 45 minutes. Following up April 3 with the updated exam schedule, College Board released the possible content covered on the exam and question types, sparking varied sentiments. Keep Reading
Cooped up during quarantine, my family has taken to having movie nights in a bid to get along for two hours. Although deciding which movie to watch tends to lead to World War III, we unanimously decided to watch a movie fitting for today’s current global landscape: the 1995 thriller “Outbreak.” Keep Reading
Combining two prevalent causes, Black, Gold and Green worked to raise awareness for recycling and money for Sophia Hurtado through their annual Recycled Art Contest, with entries displayed in the Blackbox Theatre March 4 - 6. Keep Reading
From school-hosted productions to professional albums, junior Ella Noriega makes her singing voice heard. With her interest in music stemming from her father, Noriega has sung for as long as she can remember. Keep Reading