Hayward High School Journalism
By Jonas Wilkison From the historical accounts and personal experiences of Madeline Potter of the Roma and their history, takes the reader throughout Europe and into America with the expenses of the Roma, their hardships, their beauty and their triumphs over terrible odds. The novel goes over historical stories, bad stereotypes, and her own expenses…
By Rudy Rosas Perez Cyber high is a credit recovery program in our school which you do after school. Cyber high lasts until 5:50 so you have 6 periods basically in school for over 9 hours. This can take a toll on students. For example, I interviewed a student that was in cyber high and…
by Nat Orille With the ending of our winter season, our boys and girls basketball teams have been extremely consistent in dedicating their time into this competitive sport. First highlighting the frosh team, the team has a roster of 16 players and an overall record of 6-11 and 3-5 in league. Every school’s JV program…
By Isla Salgado There are many aspects of life at HHS that we take for granted, and Ms. Walker’s contributions are one of them. When asked about her go-to genres or simply underrated genres, Walker expounds her love for historical fiction. While Walker loves books, she enjoys so many other forms of media, most notably…
By Rudy Rosas In this interview I had the opportunity to interview Mr. Regan to learn more about his interests of Taylor Swift and coffee. When did you first become a Taylor Swift fan? Probably sometime in college somebody played her music, so like 2008 or 2009. What was the first Taylor Swift song or…
By Lola McGinnis Everyone knows that each new year comes with another senior class graduating but in the realm of HHS, there’s something different this year. Not only is the class of 2026 graduating this year but in a way a well-known teacher around campus will also be graduating, or in other words, retiring. Mr….
Most times, nostalgia comes in forms through grief, excitement, remembrance, and belonging. On many occasions, the melancholy feeling is captured in memories, replaying on loop. Fortunately for some, nostalgia can be the form of a show that can be entered on a white rectangular border labeled as “Next Episode.” However, as the season closes off,…
By Lyvia Maloa As 2025 neared its end, so did the beloved series “My Hero Academia” (also known as MHA). Many were left with questions and expressed irritation with the ending. I’ve come across many forums, videos, and podcasts discussing the “disgraceful” ending to MHA’s legacy. Most agree that the ending was written sloppily and…
by Sidona Yemane This year marks an important milestone in American history, exactly 100 years of organized Black history commemorations. This began in 1926 as a week dedicated to reflection and has evolved into a movement all over the world. To honor this, the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH)…
by Isla Salgado, photo by Isla Salgado Held in the makerspace, The Frogs is a play written by Greek writer Aristophanes. The story centers around Dionysus, the god of wine and drama as he travels to the underworld along with his fretful servant Xanthas in order to rescue the playwright, Euripides from the underworld. The…