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Women: Redefining the Term

Lesly Hernandez, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 16, 2022

Women often deal with the stereotype that they’re expected to have kids sometime in their life – no matter what it takes. Regardless of how it may affect their jobs and finances.  In the world...

top 5 gifts that you can get for your family members

Kendra Furtado, Staff Writer December 14, 2022

During the holidays, gift-receiving is probably the most exciting thing as a kid, but now that we are older we have to start gift-giving. Let's be real, it's hard getting people gifts, especially for your...

Mr Chew - A Dive into the ADs duties

Mr Chew – A Dive into the AD’s duties

Nic Gulizia, Editor December 14, 2022

Brian Chew is a rather popular figure on campus. Most students know him as the athletic director that you go to when you need a ticket to play a sport, or need to turn in your physical. His job may seem...

Beginning of the End

Lesly Hernandez, Co-Editor-in-Chief November 7, 2022

You walk through the hallways and see students opening their new lockers. Try to take it all in and calm down your nerves. Breathe in, breathe out. Yes, it’s our last year in high school. It’s crazy...

New Grading Policy…Does it help all students? Pro/Con

April Sayaan and Lesly Hernandez May 24, 2022

PRO: Imagine having a bad year with grades and falling behind to a 0% and it’s hard to recover from that. The new grading policy helps you come back from a 50% rather than a 0%. The new grading...

Noise Cancelling Headphones

Jaden Reyna, Editor May 24, 2022

School can be a very overwhelming place. There are a lot of activities going on, as well as a lot of loud sounds and it can become very distracting when students are trying to do their work. This is where...

Gunderson’s Athletic Awards

Jaden Reyna, Editor April 7, 2022

Being an athlete at Gunderson can be equally challenging and rewarding. Having to go to practice every weekday after school then rushing home to get your homework and responsibilities done can be a lot. Recently,...

Following your heart or your head

Marley Romero, Section Editor April 7, 2022

As I approach my final months of high school, like most, I’m starting to figure out what I want to do with my future. Some people want to become doctors. Others want to become teachers or artists. But...

Mask mandate is lifting march 14

Alexa Ramos and Celeste Casella April 7, 2022

Since in-person school started back up in the fall of 2021, students have been required to wear their masks during school hours. Wearing the masks full time at school helps prevent a more significant spread...

Teen takeover in the workforce

Nic Gulizia, Editor April 7, 2022

As summer approaches, many high school students seek new job opportunities to make some extra money. For some, a job could provide extra spending money for new shoes, clothes, or snacks. But, for others,...

Cut, Clip, Snip… Salazar Gives Cuts

Cut, Clip, Snip… Salazar Gives Cuts

Lesly Hernandez, Co-Editor-in-Chief April 7, 2022

“Watching how to cut hair on Youtube every single day,” is how freshman Jonathan Salazar started his small barber business. Salazar wanted to start his own business because cutting hair was one...

Role call: High school shows get graded

Celeste Casella, Editor-in-Chief April 7, 2022

The American high school experience is portrayed all over television. How accurate are these portrayals? Not very. The real question is, Which American high school portrayal is most entertaining: Euphoria,...

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