Mia Padilla, Staff Reporter
April 24, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Features
Teachers always hear more than they let on, so what is the weirdest thing they have heard?...
March 8, 2019
March 8, 2019
Jonathan Guzman, Staff Reporter
January 24, 2018
Filed under Features, Special Feature
Diversity is prominent in the hallways of Sequoia, but upon entering a classroom, the Sequoia experience is dramatically different. Many diverse schools experience achievement gaps—a common pattern in America’s education system...
Soana Afu and Sarah Fazio
January 24, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed, Special Feature
It can occur during the simplest interactions; a glance in the hallway to a brief conversation in class: implicit racism can take many forms, and it does.
Unconsciously, individual possess biases and judgements of people from...
Sarah Fazio, Staff Reporter
January 24, 2018
Filed under News
The construction on the new Nicotine turf field next to the football field was delayed recently after its initial start earlier this year due to a mishap in the type of rock used by the contracting company.
The rock was installed...
Rio Popper and Taylor Gayner
January 22, 2018
Filed under Features
Few students are aware of Sequoia's newer and lesser known services and initiatives. Meant to help students dealing with mental-health issues, these programs teach lessons that can be brought into day-to-day life, and are part o...
October 18, 2017
Rio Popper and Lauren Stevens
October 18, 2017
Filed under News
“The wi-fi block allowed me to accidentally come across pornography, but stopped me from looking at Pinterest for art,” senior Ellis Spickermann said.
Wi-fi is a centralizing force in most students’ lives. It...
Shannon Coan, Feature Editor
September 13, 2017
Filed under Features
Every year at graduation, Helio, an ancient Chinese lantern symbolizing wisdom, is passed down from the senior class president to the incoming senior class president.
Helio was first introduced at Sequoia in 1900; it started...
September 13, 2017
