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American Politics is Becoming a Gerontocracy
American Politics is Becoming a Gerontocracy
Sophia Benito, Editor-in-Chief • February 22, 2024

The Founding Fathers set a minimum age limit for U.S. presidents — not a maximum. President Biden, now 81 years old, is the first octogenarian...

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Viking of the Month
Viking of the Month: Lana Ferrell
Viking of the Month: Lana Ferrell
Kyra Sharma, Managing and Opinions Editor • June 3, 2024

Lana Ferrell is a senior at La Jolla High who has been playing Varsity volleyball and beach volleyball since her sophomore year. She is attending UMiami...

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Lamar vs. Graham
Lamar vs. Graham
Em Gonzalez, Staff Writer • June 8, 2024

The current beef between rappers Kendrick Lamar and Drake is a heated and complicated series of events. So let’s break it down. The...

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Challengers: A Mastermind of a Film
Challengers: A Mastermind of a Film
Maya Rosen, Staff Writer • June 8, 2024

Movies are a popular art form that is appreciated by many. They might seem like a bunch of videos put together to tell a story, but...

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It’s Time For A News Reformation
It’s Time For A News Reformation
Ephraim Rosenstock, Staff Writer • May 29, 2024

Unbiased information is, perhaps more than any other factor, integral to the functioning of democracy; it allows voters to make educated, informed decisions and...

Ditch if you Dare
Ditch if you Dare
Maya Rosen, Staff Writer • May 28, 2024

Seniors–the class that has been in high school for too long. So long that they even have a word to describe the unmotivated tendencies resulting from the flawed,...

Mental Health and Its Impact on Students
Mental Health and Its Impact on Students
Dylan Smith, Guest Writer • May 16, 2024

Whether students want to admit it or not, being a teenager in high school is really rough. It’s one thing to be drained from the math homework one has been procrastinating...

Has Community Service Become Superficial?
Has Community Service Become Superficial?
Uma Zurcher, Staff Writer • May 7, 2024

Community service activities such as beach cleanups, tutoring, and volunteering at homeless shelters have long been great opportunities for students to give back...

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Mr. Tellers Announced as PTSA Teacher of the Year
Mr. Tellers Announced as PTSA Teacher of the Year
Sophia Benito, Editor-in-Chief • June 7, 2024

“What I appreciate most about Mr. Tellers is his dedication to making history exciting. He has so much enthusiasm in his lectures. He cares...

Mathnasium: A Valuable Tool for La Jolla Students
Mathnasium: A Valuable Tool for La Jolla Students
Em Gonzalez, Staff Writer • May 3, 2024

Mathnasium, a tutoring center located on Pearl Street, provides more than a math tutor. They specialize in customized learning plans for kids...

New Babies at Birch
New Babies at Birch
Aiko Busby, Sports Editor • May 3, 2024

Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institute of Oceanography at UC San Diego welcomed the West Coast’s first-ever Little Blue penguin chick on New Year's...

Sephora Kids Take Over
Sephora Kids Take Over
Ava Garber, Staff Writer • March 19, 2024

If you've scrolled through TikTok or any other social media platform lately, you've probably witnessed the rise of Gen Alpha's online presence....

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Election Season in India: The World’s Biggest Democracy
Election Season in India: The World’s Biggest Democracy
Ephraim Rosenstock, Staff Writer • June 4, 2024

While the United States is facing this November perhaps one of the most crucial elections in its history, many democracies all over the world are choosing...

Nothing to Worry About, Right?
Nothing to Worry About, Right?
Luke Wied, Staff Writer • June 3, 2024

Once again, the world has been gripped by the fear of nuclear annihilation as Russian autocrat Vladimir Putin orders soldiers to practice deploying tactical...

An Inside Account of the UCSD Encampment
An Inside Account of the UCSD Encampment
Adelaide Geurtsen-Shoemate, Arts and Entertainment Editor • June 3, 2024

On May 1st at 11:30 am, University of California San Diego students rushed to set up an encampment to protest the ongoing genocide in Palestine. The protest...

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