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Inflation Nation

Inflation Nation

Haylee Huynh, Co-Feature Editor December 14, 2022

The increasing cost of goods within the past year has had an unavoidable impact on the finances of many students and staff at Sequoia. Food prices have shot up, grocery tabs are nearly double what they...

Bridge design on Sequoia Campus

Building Bridges

Oscar Nolf and Mateo Mangolini May 27, 2022

“We live in probably one of the richest counties in the world, and yet, we struggle every day with trying to find cheaper housing.” Robert Moltzen “Diversity, Equity, integrity, and inclusion:...

Young Feminist Club yearbook picture

Inclusivity, intersectionality and a reflection of feminist history

Allison Wang, Staff reporter May 23, 2022

Content warning: mention of sexual assault Feminists young and old have been trying to equate opportunities for women in the world since 1848, the beginning of the feminist movement as we know it today....

Media Mania

Media Mania

Greta Reich, Feature Editor May 23, 2022
Student's and staff's multifaceted relationship with social media and how it has grown over its lifetime.
El crecimiento de la comunidad

El crecimiento de la comunidad

Haylee Huynh, Staff Reporter May 23, 2022

Los estudiantes de Desarrollo del Idioma Inglés (ELD) y los estudiantes del Cuerpo Estudiantil Asociado (ASB) han desarrollado una relación dentro de la comunidad Sequoia que ha estado en existencia...

The growth of community

The growth of community

Haylee Huynh, Staff Reporter May 23, 2022

English Language Development (ELD) students and Associated Student Body (ASB) students have developed a relationship within the Sequoia community that has been in existence for almost a decade, yet rarely...

Recognizing the humanity of our educators in and out of the classroom.

Teachers are people too

Zoraya King and Haylee Huynh May 23, 2022

A dream to teach, a passion for learning, an ambition to inspire. These shared motives for public school teachers are what began their careers in education. However, the preconceived notions of teaching...

Senior spotlights

Madeline Carpinelli, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 18, 2022

Kate Eterovich Describe your plans for the next four years. "After graduating, I’m going to go to culinary school. The school I chose was the Culinary Institute of America. I chose the location in...

Why do people think dinosaurs are a myth?

May 12, 2022

Today conspiracy theorists come up with theories about almost anything that is not physically proven and dinosaurs are not an exception.  We found that most students at Sequoia do not believe in these...

Perdido en la traducción: las oportunidades y obstáculos del programa Native Speakers de Sequoia.

Perdido en la traducción: las oportunidades y obstáculos del programa Native Speakers de Sequoia.

Haylee Huynh, Staff Reporter March 7, 2022
“Yo diría que deberían ser un poco más conscientes, como si no todo el mundo hablara un solo idioma. Y no todo el mundo habla de cierta manera”, dijo Flores. “Hay múltiples maneras de hablar y aunque la mayoría de los estudiantes aquí son de un cierto tipo de cultura, como mexicanos y cosas como esa, todavía hay alguna otra diversidad necesaria en el programa de hablantes nativos. Así que supongo que sea consciente un poco más de eso. Y no centrarse sólo en una forma específica de hablar”.
Lost in translation: the opportunities and obstacles of Sequoia’s Native Speakers program.

Lost in translation: the opportunities and obstacles of Sequoia’s Native Speakers program.

Haylee Huynh, Staff Reporter March 7, 2022
“I would say they should be a little bit more aware of– like, not everyone speaks one language. And not everyone speaks a certain way,” Flores said. “There are multiple ways to speak it and although most kids here are from a certain type of culture, like Mexican and things like that, there is still some other diversity needed in the native speaker program. So I guess, be aware a little bit more of that. And not just focus on one specific way to talk.” 
Opposing identities

Opposing identities

Zoraya King, Multimedia Editor March 7, 2022

In an age of acceptance, gender-neutral pronoun variations have slowly begun to be introduced to gendered languages, including French and Spanish. While this change has sparked support from queer people...

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