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Virtual Graduation Better than Nothing

Greta Reich, Staff Reporter May 29, 2020

“Virtual Graduation” is a new, but fairly well-used term these days. Though not nearly the same as a traditional graduation ceremony, it is certainly something that will be remembered by all those...

Peer Mediators advise families through crisis

Jay Tipirneni, Editor-in-Chief May 20, 2020

Our close proximity to family and others that we share close relationships with due to shelter-in-place orders has given rise to new conflicts that may not be receiving as much attention as necessary,...

Encouraging sidewalk art and signs around San Carlos and Redwood City

Some Good News

Greta Reich, Staff Reporter May 6, 2020
How communities are spreading positivity in the face of pandemic.
Youth Advisory Board efforts seek to support students amidst pandemic

Youth Advisory Board efforts seek to support students amidst pandemic

Jay Tipirneni, Editor-in-Chief May 1, 2020

Amid the chaos of the global pandemic, the Youth Advisory Board is working towards improving the lives of students who may be struggling at home.  The YAB’s main goal is to identify and help fulfill...

Opinion: Donald Trump’s Lacking Pandemic Response

Hope Callaghan and Madeleine Cowgill, Staff Reporters April 26, 2020

As the Coronavirus ravages our country, our president has decided to halt immigration in the name of stopping the spread of the Coronavirus. In reality, he is using the Coronavirus as a cover to support...

The Pink Box Initiative – Shelter-in-Place Edition

Carla Roberts, Staff Reporter April 24, 2020

Sequoia’s resident Young Feminist’s Club is back on the grind, even despite the shelter-in-place mandate issued a little over a month ago. During the shelter-in-place, the club’s only male member,...

Juniors future uncertain in the face of COVID-19

Juniors’ future uncertain in the face of COVID-19

Jay Tipirneni, Editor-in-Chief April 22, 2020

Less than a month ago that I was preparing to publish an issue for my school newspaper. One story in the issue was about the COVID-19 virus, its global status, and its health impact. Our issue had arrived...

Distance Learning planners to stay organized

Distance Learning planners to stay organized

Madeline Carpinelli, Managing Editor April 21, 2020
Distance learning makes it harder than ever to stick to a schedule and get work done on time. That's why we made you some planners so you can stay organized. 

Focus-Improvement Activities

Carla Roberts, Staff Reporter April 21, 2020

           As we surpass the stage of netflix marathons and stress-eating, quarantine has become a time to evolve ourselves. Honing new skills; practicing more effective work or school schedules;...

Shopping in a New Era

Shopping in a New Era

Maddie Cowgill, Staff Reporter April 21, 2020

Lines that have never been there before have been springing up in front of grocery stores like Whole Foods and Trader Joes. Markers on the ground have appeared to point out where people should be standing...

Making the most of the quarantine: new hobbies to try

Making the most of the quarantine: new hobbies to try

Madeline Carpinelli, Managing Editor April 19, 2020

Worldwide, there are almost 2 million people with COVID-19. Lockdowns and quarantines around the world are shutting down businesses, schools, public transportation, and more. Doctors, scientists and politicians...

The Implications of Pass No Pass Grading

The Implications of Pass No Pass Grading

Maddie Cowgill, Staff Reporter April 18, 2020

Some students think of pass no pass grading as a way to hide their bad grades. Some students think of it as the only way to preserve their GPA in a time when distractions are constant. Some students think...

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