By Elizabeth Enriquez As this year is coming to a close, these last few months have been filled with hype and excitement. There are so many video games releasing soon that it’s almost impossible to know what’ll come up next. So here is a list of a few hyped up games that’ll be releasing in…
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Senior Sunrise Brings a Class Together
By Briana Rosas Bojorquez Wrapped in warm blankets and eating donuts, the Class of 2027 gathered on the football field on the morning of Friday, August 28th, for one of their first official events as soon-to-be graduates: Senior Sunrise. Over the summer, Senior Sunrise was all anyone could talk about, worrying about sleep schedules and snacks. But…
Song Review: Human Sadness by The Voidz
by Isla Salgado If you enjoy The Strokes, try The Voidz. The Voidz is an experimental rock band formed in 2013. Their lead singer is Julian Casablancas, who is also the lead singer for the well-acclaimed band, The Strokes. The song begins with an eerie, yet whimsical hum. Then a muffled voice utters: “put money…
Theater Field Trip: Kim’s Convenience
By: Anthony Searle It was Friday morning at Bart station, I waited outside for about an hour or so since we were meant to arrive at 8 o’clock or 9 o’clock since we were told of a certain time to be at Bart in order to be there in time for our train. We wait…
Book Review: History of the Roma
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…
TV Review: Stranger Things Season 5
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,…
The Point to MHA’s “Unsatisfying” Ending (spoilers ahead!)
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…
Theater Presents: The Frogs (2026)
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…
Movie Review: Titanic (1997)
by Mel Desrosier The movie Titanic, created in 1997, was a smash hit to the global box office when it first premiered, grossing about $1.8 billion dollars in its initial run and 2.26 billion globally. The movie is based on the tragic events that unfolded on April 15th, 1912, when the RMS Titanic struck an…
Movie Review: Ratatouille
by Kevin Cabrera (guest writer) Ratatouille is a Pixar animated film released in 2007. The idea seemed strange: a rat who dreams of being a chef in Paris. But nearly 2 decades later, the film is seen as one of Pixar’s greatest cinematic masterpieces due to the idea behind the film about creativity, passion, and…