They can’t get enough! I can go on about how much I hate these mosquitos, I have so many bites, I itch and itch! It feels like they’re never going to go away! Since the […]
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Academic Decathlon Takes on the 60s
Academic Decathlon is preparing for another season of competition, but similar to the last few years, they are struggling to gather a full team and sustain commitment for all the members. Academic Decathlons a ten-event […]
Mac Miller and the Fight for Sobriety
Malcolm James McCormick, better known by his stage name Mac Miller, 26-year-old Pittsburgh singer/songwriter was found dead in his San Fernando Valley home on Friday, September 7, from an apparent drug overdose. Many people […]
No Poor People Allowed
Most people impacted by gentrification have been minorities that may not have been able to live in the area they used to live and have been forced to move far away from their jobs and […]
Construction Around School
If you didn’t know by now, Huntington Park High School has been chosen for a major modernization and renovation project. Although the project has been delayed for two years the renovations are expected to be […]
Running With Cross Country
Mr. Louis Bonsteel and his team kick off another season of Cross Country starting in October. Cross Country is a sport where many teams and individuals are able to run a race through the grass […]
Teacher Strike Possible Amid Failing Negotiations with LAUSD
After a week of voting at the end of August, teachers in LAUSD approved a strike against the district slated for early October. Teachers have been requesting a pay raise, smaller class sizes, and a […]
