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Blending two worlds

Blending two worlds

Cece Giarman, Web Editor December 16, 2017

With beauty vloggers on YouTube, regular celebrity product endorsements on Instagram, and an increased presence of cosmetic companies online, the makeup and beauty industry’s marketing strategies have...

Breaking the ice

Breaking the ice

Gabriella Vulakh, Senior Reporter December 15, 2017

While most of her classmates are still in bed sleeping, senior Gabby Tom rises at 5 a.m. in the East Bay and drives to San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Ice Skating Rink to practice her double jumps, camel...

A pigment of your imagination

A pigment of your imagination

Olivia Mohun, City Life Editor December 6, 2017

The pop-up Color Factory museum opened the doors of its rainbow-striped building to the public this August in Union Square after months of anticipation, becoming an instant hotspot for both tourists and...

Private personas

‘Private’ personas

Mason Cooney, Assistant Features Editor November 2, 2017

Ugly selfies, rants and crude memes are populating Instagram feeds and breaking the stereotypical beautified Instagram aesthetic as users are posting more authentic photos through their “private” accounts....

Mission Dolores Park is best known for picnics and and tanning on sunny days. Mission Dolores Park is located between Church and Dolores streets.

Mission offers rich culture, community

Claire Devereux, Features Editor November 2, 2017

The Mission district is one of the Bay Area’s most thriving neighborhoods, filled with music, murals, food and an abundance of retail opportunities. The Mission stays true to its Hispanic history...

Minor labor can cause major issues

Minor labor can cause major issues

Laura Mogannam, Senior Reporter September 28, 2017

The prospect of learning the difference between an I-9 and a W-2 form, figuring out how to use company technology, and balancing work with school commitments is a daunting load for any employed teenager...

Steering away from a license

Steering away from a license

Mason Cooney, Assistant Features Editor September 28, 2017

While high schoolers in the ’90’s movie “Clueless” hustled to get their driver’s licenses once they turned 16, many teens are tending to hold off until much later to start driving. “I haven’t...

Sleepy students

Sleepy students

Mason Cooney, Assistant Features Editor September 28, 2017

As students shuffle into their first period classes, suppressing yawns and fighting the urge to go back to sleep, many find the early start time of school makes it difficult to be well rested. “I...

Adding to the cycle

Adding to the cycle

Claire Devereux, Features Editor September 28, 2017

In order to get San Francisco closer to its goal of zero waste by 2020, Recology, the local resource recovery company, has added items to its list of what can be recycled in blue bins and increased the...

Walking the talk

Walking the talk

September 28, 2017

Despite being unable to vote, teenagers who are dissatisfied with current events find multiple ways to make their voices heard. Going to protests, pre-registering to vote, signing petitions and writing...

Sophomores Sophie Mack and Josephine Rozzelle add finishing touches to their TED Talk-style presentation, “Looking the Part.” Mack and Rozzelle, who are also in a group with Jordan Russell, focused their project on lookism, a form of oppression that discriminates based off an individual’s physical appearance.

Sophomores end school year with Capstone Project

Cece Giarman, Reporter May 23, 2017

Whether finalizing research papers or practicing presentations, sophomores are spending the week in preparation  for their Hislish final, the third annual Capstone Project. The Capstone Project gives...

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