LITTER EPIDEMIC: Pictured here, trash and food are sprawled across the quad. Trash is left after lunch and break. Students are fed up with litter bugs, with Senior Kayla Gallagher saying, “Littering is the most unattractive thing a person can do.”Photo by Grace Payne The littering epidemic is running rampant here on campus. Students are throwing trash wherever they can: tossing it out the windows of cars in the student parking lot, leaving it unattended at tables and simply throwing it on the ground. While not all students are
By: Rio Andreas For the people who are taking their driving test soon, experience is key. It can be nerve-wracking to get behind the wheel, knowing that every action is over analyzed. But you shouldn’t stress out about it. Hopefully, with some good advice and practice, you will be comfortable, confident and experienced by the time you go in to take your driving test. If you’re worried or unsure how to gain experience, the solution is simple: drive. Of course, I'm not saying to immediately hop on freeways or try complicated
By: Vanessa Zamora and Dylan Peyton This year’s Homecoming dance took place on Oct. 14, and hopefully you attended. The theme for this year was A Night in Hollywood, and the SRHS cheerleading team planned the event. There was a lot leading up to the dance including the traditional spirit week, with some minor variation, and the usual Montgomery football game. This year’s Homecoming game theme was Pink Out in support of breast cancer awareness. However, there was an exciting new addition to the game: Homecoming floats! Each
By: Ian Cendejas Camacho
The popular show “One Piece” is an anime that has gone on from 1999 and released over 1,000 episodes, with some still being made to this day. Now, “One Piece” gets a taste of live action with Netflix remaking the first arc of the series in which the Straw Hats are formed.
The show was released on Aug. 31 and has Iñaki Godoy cast as the captain of the Straw Hats, Monkey D. Luffy. The show seems to be loved by all viewers, with 82% on Rotten Tomatoes. It is one of the first animes to do
by Gavi Geffner and Adam Joseph It is easy to be uninterested about what goes on at the legislative level in our country and state. However, you may want to start paying attention, as the soon-to-be implemented Proposition 28 will have a huge effect on what happens in our school and in many students' lives. Let's take a deeper look into what this proposition is and how it will affect us. On Nov. 8 of last year, California voters assembled to vote for a wide variety of laws, representatives and propositions. Over 10 million
PSYCHOLOGY PROS: Students take psychology for several reasons, such as wanting to learn more about the subject, needing more elective credit or just wanting to try something new. "I wanted to take psychology because I wanted to learn more about people and why we think the way we do,” said senior Madeline Mead. Photo and Article by Ashton Seghezzi Are some of you looking for an elective to take next year– something that will fill your schedule, but will also be fun and entertaining? If so, look no further than Jim Carroll’s
A CAPPELLA PRACTICE: The choir and band classes prepare for their trip to Disneyland, where they performed inside the park. They performed “a Disney medley,” including “a whole set list of seven songs,” said Marla Tusa, one of the music teachers at SRHS. Choir and band classes went to Disneyland on February 16 and returned to Santa Rosa on February 19, 2023. Photo by Marla Tusa On February 16th, concert choir, a cappella choir and band classes at SRHS all took a trip to Disneyland, where they performed at the park and even
Article by Grace Payne With fewer high school students meeting admission requirements for California’s public universities, Santa Rosa High School is offering new support for students taking English, math, science, credit recovery and other required courses. The school has introduced a “student learning center” on its website, a page where students can find a menu of homework help and tutoring options offered by certain teachers and counselors before and after school and during lunch. Resources range from an hour of Cyber
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