Former and current AP students give five study tips
Lisabelle Panossian, Web & Social Media Editor
May 2, 2016
Filed under Breaking News, News
Advanced Placement students will take their exams this and next week and may be asking the same question when it comes to studying: “Where do I even start?” Over four million high school students sat down for an AP exam in 2015 with about 84% of test-takers being upperclassmen, according to T...
Injuries that knee-d to be addressed
Asha Khanna, Senior Reporter
March 15, 2016
Filed under Sports & Fitness, Sports Showcase
Climbing up the 10 flights of stairs from the Syufy Theatre to the Flood Mansion third floor is exhausting for most students, but for senior Cat Heinen, it literally is painful. “I have patellofemoral syndrome, which means my outer thigh muscles pull my kneecaps the wrong way, so when I go up or down stairs, it puts the wrong pre...
Tabitha Parent, Reporter
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