A Review of Yellowcard’s New Album: When You\’re Through Thinking Say Yes

By Sasha Belaluddin, Staff Writer Probably best known for their song “Ocean Avenue”, Yellowcard is an alternative rock band that recently released their fifth full-length album, When You\’re Through Thinking Say Yes, on March 22. The album represented the band\’s return from a two-year hiatus that was announced in April 2008. They began working on [...]

A Thousand Suns Review

By Kristine “Marie” Nichols Staff Cartoonist Let me start off by saying that if you didn’t like Linkin Park’s previous album, Minutes to Midnight, you most definitely won’t be able to appreciate A Thousand Suns. In many respects, it strays almost as far away from the band’s classic albums, Hybrid Theory and Meteora as possible. [...]

Big Time Rush Concert

By Nhi Tran, staff writer Beginning at 5 am on Saturday December 4, Big Time Rush\’s fans arrived at the Citadel Outlets in LA to be in the front row for the free concert at 5pm. Thousands of fans were there by the time the show began. The popular boy band played 7 of their [...]

Comic: “Robots” – Different Perspectives

Click on image to enlarge Cartoon created by: William Mai (’11) To see more works by William, visit his gallery.

Editorial Cartoon: Overscheduling

Editorial Cartoon by: Kristine (Marie) Nichols (’11)

Painted for my Brother

BB Artwork of the Day Worked on all through the summer and recently finished around early October.

Comic: Just Go For It

Comic Created by: Marie Nichols (’11)

Memory Snapshot: Greatest Moment of My Life

By David Vu This picture was worth my life. It was merely a black and white picture captured in its utter simplicity. 601 N Golden Circle Dr. Just a series of industrial buildings placed next to each other with a sign out front reading “Red Cross Orange County Chapter.” There I stood, simply marveling at [...]

Comic: “Life @ FV” – First Day Back

By Heng-yi Liu (click on the comic to enlarge)

Break A Leg, Write A Review

By Brie Roche Lilliott, staff writer The curtains part, the lights glare, and students file across the stage to their designated positions. Sound familiar? High schools across Orange County, including our very own, are taking theater to a whole new level thanks to the Cappies. Cappies, known as the Critics and Awards Program for High [...]

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