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The hotel manager (Steve Carell) in Asteroid City.

“Asteroid City” has Wes Anderson’s signature style but lacks substance

Zoraya King, Co-Feature Editor September 20, 2023

With the anticipation of strange characters, dry humor and eye-catching colors, Wes Anderson never fails to create a movie that captivates the attention and love of viewers. That is until the disappointment...

Club day success

Club day success

Aditya "Tiko" Gupta, Guest Writer September 17, 2023

This year’s Club Day had a substantial turnout of more than 70 clubs promoting their activities on Friday, Sept. 15. A large number of students were walking along the sidewalk hoping to look and sign...

Abby’s Picks: Album of the Summer

Abby’s Picks: Album of the Summer

Abby Aguayo (She/Her), Staff Reporter September 9, 2023

“Sunburn,” the sophomore studio album by singer-songwriter Dominic Fike, set the mood for this past summer. Following his debut album “What Could Possibly Go Wrong,” Sunburn explores themes of...

Band and orchestra back from break

Band and orchestra back from break

Sasha Efimchik and Caroline Sieling September 9, 2023

 Sequoia’s music programs returned after summer break for their first performance of the 2023-2024 school year at  Back to School Night, showing their skills to parents and families of Sequoia students. “Our...

A Right to Rule: Sequoia Dramas student written and produced musical

A Right to Rule: Sequoia Drama’s student written and produced musical

Sasha Efimchik and Caroline Sieling May 30, 2023

On May 26 and 27, Sequoia’s Drama Club put on a production of A Right to Rule, written by senior and Drama Club member Joshua Thacker.  “This show, seeing as it's student written, this is the first...

2023 RITMO spotlights Latin American culture

2023 RITMO spotlights Latin American culture

Ethan Butt, Staff Reporter May 30, 2023

On May 26, RITMO Latino Festival brought the vibrant and colorful culture of Latin America to the heart of Sequoia. RITMO in Spanish stands for rhythm, and it’s an annual Latin American festival that...

Dogs on the quad: tail wags taim finals stress

Dogs on the quad: tail wags taim finals stress

Anjali Govoni, Staff Reporter May 30, 2023

On Wednesday, May 23, two dogs, Cooper and Slater, pranced onto Sequoia’s practice field for Dogs on the Quad. With finals coming up soon for Sequoia’s students, there is an atmosphere of stress....

2023 AVID graduation: Armed with opportunity, graduates end their AVID journeys

2023 AVID graduation: Armed with opportunity, graduates end their AVID journeys

Nicholas Lawrence and Alex Cottrell May 30, 2023

On Wednesday, May 24,  the AVID program, which guides first-generation students to opportunity and success, had its graduation. The day celebrated the program in which students follow one cohort, or class,...

A Successful Senior Ditch Day

A Successful Senior Ditch Day

Oscar Nolf, Staff Reporter May 24, 2023

On Friday, May 19, Sequoia High School seniors celebrated the end of their high school career by skipping classes and going to the beach.  “This day is definitely one of the highlights of this year...

2023s Drama I and II showcase

2023’s Drama I and II showcase

Amara Bakshi and Nora Kovscek May 22, 2023

This Friday, May 19, Sequoia Drama’s I and II classes performed in their annual showcase. This year’s theme centered around politics and government in a humorous tone. Around 70 students are involved...

Lexie Bean talks to Sequoia students about writing, trauma, and queerness

Lexie Bean talks to Sequoia students about writing, trauma, and queerness

Matthew Caesar, Staff Reporter May 22, 2023

Last Friday, May 19, author and performer Lexie Bean visited Sequoia’s Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) for a live Q&A about their experiences as a queer and trans author. The talk was done through...

2023s Commitment day celebrates senior futures

2023’s Commitment day celebrates senior futures

Anjali Govoni, Staff Reporter May 8, 2023

On May 5, Sequoia’s seniors gathered on the front lawn to celebrate their next steps in life. Students had an opportunity to see where their peers were headed after high school and used chalk to decorate...

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