The power of words

Claire Kosewic, Editor-in-Chief

March 22, 2018

Filed under Opinion

Two million undocumented immigrants call California home — working here, sending their children to school here, going to church here, and paying taxes here. They are decent, hard-working individuals who are essential to the economic health of the nation. Contrary to the label often used by Presiden...

Election results not an excuse for hate

Editorial Board

December 8, 2016

Filed under Opinion, Staff Editorials

Threats to women in hijabs, walls graffitied with racist and xenophobic statements and even middle-schoolers chanting “Build the wall!” in their lunchroom have circulated through social media in recent weeks — indicative of one disturbing effect of the results of the presidential election. Pr...

Make America think again

Lisabelle Panossian, Web Editor

May 17, 2016

Filed under Opinion

A passionate crowd of over 31,000 people at the Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa, California suddenly appeared on my television screen one afternoon. Was Ariana Grande in town? Was Led Zeppelin having another reunion tour? Did John Lennon resurrect from the dead? I asked myself all these questions...

And then there was one: Reflections on remaining Republican presidential hopeful share common themes

Claire Kosewic, Senior Reporter

May 5, 2016

Filed under Breaking News, Interactives

Two presidential candidates dropped out of the race for nomination yesterday, clearing the playing field for the one remaining candidate, resulting in confusion, disagreement and disappointment among many. Despite the fact that most students cannot vote, many are nonetheless interested in the presidentia...

Next year’s Student Body Council elected

Liana Lum, Editor-in-Chief

April 25, 2016

Filed under Breaking News, News

Standing center stage behind the podium of Syufy Theatre, Student Body Council candidates gave speeches and showed promotional videos during this morning’s assembly, sharing their qualifications for positions and goals for the upcoming year. “I decided to run a long time ago, and reading the description...

Sophomores fundraise for Christmas celebration with potluck sale

Liana Lum, Editor-in-Chief

November 13, 2015

Filed under Breaking News, News

Sophomores and their Student Council members gathered around a table filled with fried rice, homemade cookies and noodle salad in the Main Hall today for their potluck-style fundraiser in preparation for the Christmas celebration they will host. “The purpose is to try a new and unique way to raise money for...

Youths need to find a voice a voice in politics

September 28, 2012

Filed under Opinion

In  39 days young people will play a pivotal role in deciding who is elected president of The United States. There are already 46 million youth voters, aged 18-29, registered to help decide who will lead the country through the next four years, according to The Center for Information and Research on...

New SSH president greets community as part of daily routine

September 14, 2012

Filed under News

Most mornings, a petite, professionally-dressed woman stands outside of the Flood Mansion greeting students and faculty walking into the school to start their day. Dr. Ann Marie Krejcarek offers a handshake and some small talk as community members stop to chat with her. Krejcarek, the new president of Scho...

Bush’s laughable mistakes won’t be missed

February 6, 2009

Filed under Opinion

Jovel Quierolo Sacred Heart Editor Former President George W. Bush will not be missed — the election of President Barack Obama overshadowed Bush’s final days in office. At the inauguration, whooping, flag-waving, name-chanting crowds welcomed the new president, but Bush got booing from some —...