Ends With a Game Winner

The boys basketball team began its preseason by outplaying (they didn\’t keep score, but the Barons dominated) Woodbridge in a scrimmage. Then continued into the regular season with an impressive 30 point win at Rancho to advance to the second round in the La Quinta tournament. San Clemente would present the Baron\’s first real challenge [...]

Old Fish, More Morris.

We\’re cursed to another short season, yet being the basketball fanatic that I am I can\’t help but feel ecstatic about the fact that there will be NBA action. Instead of whining about how the players gave up too much to the owners and talking about how they could have settled the labor dispute months [...]

Movies in Review: The Tree of Life

Movies in Review : The Tree of Life by Calvin Tsang In the history of the history of cinematography, films have done and imagined all that the brain could’ve seemingly tried to conceive and conjugated into it’s chasms and abyss but yet,Terrence  Malick , in this dramatic drama full of hidden and mysterious psuedo-meanings alongside [...]

Alumni Soccer Game

Boys Varsity had their annual Alumni game Thanksgiving day morning. Varsity played a great game and fought to the end with a tied score of 3 – 3 yet the alumni team had the final goal of the game. The boys have their first pre-season game at Fvhs on Wednesday. Photographed By: Tyler Rose Ratzlaff

What has ASB done for our school?

Many people wonder what our ASB actually does for our school. Many say they are overrated or are unnecessary for school to exist. Imagine a school without an ASB: wouldn’t those four years spent in high school be the dreariest years of your life? For years, ASB has been the role model for the school. These [...]

Is Trader Joe’s Selling Out?

Since its inception in 1967, Trader Joe\’s has practiced what is commonly known as cultural capitalism. The store takes pride in selling organic produce, diverse brands of items, and guilt-free food in a local store layout. In certain areas of America, where consumers can afford to eat more healthily, the practice of Trader Joe\’s is [...]

Black Friday: Is It Worth It?

Black Friday commences the start of the holiday shopping season, with sales “up to 50 percent off” from stores like Macy\’s and Bloomingdale\’s. The sales craze starts at midnight as shoppers form lines numbering more than a 100 people outside stores that open when the clock strikes 12 A.M. In some stores (Urban Outfitters is [...]

The Underrated Artists of Youtube

If you have access to the internet and time to waste, you have probably spent a decent amount of of your life on the video hosting website, Youtube. Many people write off Youtube as just a place to watch silly videos of keyboard playing cats and cute babies. While it may have started out that [...]

Mole Day

What is a mole? The equation 6.022 x 10 23rd represents the amount of pure substance containing the same number of chemical units as there are atoms. For example, 12 grams of carbon = 12. However, chemistry students (and teachers) mostly refer to October 23 at 6:02 AM as mole day, a day reserved to [...]

Sorry for party rocking

LMFAO’s album, Sorry for party rocking, was released on June 21,2011. This album sold over 27,000 copies in its first week. It debuted number 12 on the top billaboard 200 and its top songs “Like Champagne Shower” and “Sexy and you know it” are all over the radio. The “Party Rock Anthem” was the first released [...]

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