California on fire
Josephine Rozzelle, Editor-in-chief
December 11, 2018
While the Camp Fire in Butte County made state history last month as the most destructive and deadliest fire to ever burn in California, scientists believe it is just one of the effects caused by shifts in Earth’s climate. An increase in wildfire frequency is one of many possible repercussions of climate change, according to the Fourth National Climate Asses...
SIA food drive for fire victims ends
Laura Mogannam, Senior Reporter
October 25, 2017
WEB EXCLUSIVE A food drive held by the Students in Action club, SIA, for victims of the North Bay fires will end today after school. Members of the Convent & Stuart Hall community can donate ready-to-eat non-perishable goods before the end of last period. “Mr. O’Connor sent out an email ad...
Students raise money for California fire relief using 3-D printer
Caroline Thompson, Reporter
October 20, 2017
WEB EXCLUSIVE The Art Council began efforts to raise money to support victims of the California fires by designing 3-D printed pins to be sold to the high school student body. “We wanted to do something to help support victims of the fires,” sophomore and council member Margaret Millar said. ...
Alina Kushner, Senior Reporter
May 20, 2020 • No Comments
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