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Next year’s schedule allows flexibility, closes campus

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Julie Dinh and Dawn Rae Hall

Starting next year, students can control whether they start school earlier or later thanks to the Extended Day Program.With the new ability to control when they go to school, students are being prepar
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New cell phone law restricts teens while driving

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Michelle Pheav

Ring! Ring! It’s a familiar noise. It’s a cell phone. With the new technological advances, people seem to have a greater personal connection with their cellular devices. Nowadays, some teens can’t eve
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Jobs in jeopardy: Staff jobs affected by budget cuts

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Ashley Kramer and Arianna Perez

Students have grown accustomed to having an account clerk, a textbook technician and a guidance technician. But with the new district lay-off proposal students will have to adjust to the idea of havin
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Student voices silenced: AVID’s request to wear masks is denied

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Erica Trevino

In remembrance of Lawrence King and his story, Stagg High students participated in the Day of Silence, an annual event that takes place on April 25 to inform others about not only King’s tragic story,
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Math teacher Johanson takes on retirement

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Selene Rodriguez

Four o’clock in the evening was coffee time for Virginia Johanson and her family when she was a girl. Around this time, she would be come home from school and her parents would return from their jobs
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What America wants is … stupidReality TV

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Alisya Mora

So, what’s on TV today? Hmm... Fighting girls, dancing mamas, people eating ...EW! The usual bunch. Reality TV has been here since 1948 with the first show “Candid Camera.” It’s become the ultimate wa
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Politicians act immaturely

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Xe Xiong

Remember when you were in elementary school and your teachers were always telling you to respect each other and compromise because we are the future leaders of the world? Remember making those classro
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Limiting speech: Project lacks support that free speech should protect

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Stagg Line

Stereotypes exist everywhere and will probably never go away. People make fun of them all the time and take stereotypes lightly, but stereotypes aren’t a laughing matter. Instead, people should be edu
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Teaching with a beat: Ruiz instructs middle school students on the art of drumming

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Merissa Huston

There is a constant beating. It resonates and explodes with each bang. This beating is the drums. It is a sound that comforts senior Dee Dee Ruiz.Since her younger years, Ruiz has been experimenting w
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The American experience: Foreign students broaden life’s adventures

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 By: Lissette Rodriguez

A home away from home, a place where you can relax, and an escape from all your burdens. For foreign exchange students Rahman Berdiyev, Steven Mathing, and Aref Ahmed, Stockton has become their home a
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