By Anne Thiselton-Dyer, Arts Editor // We swim in the deep water of sexism. Engulfed in it, we acclimatize to a culture that makes it easier for some individuals to stay afloat […]
The Depth of the Water: Sexism at Acalanes
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Women’s Soccer Comes Up Short in NorCal Semifinals
By Noah Glosson, Sports Editor // The women’s soccer team watched their historic season come to an end in the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Northern California semifinals against Burlingame 1-0 on Thursday, […]
BSU Door Decorating Competition
By Zoe Edelmen, Head Videographer // As part of Black History Month, Black Student Union tasked Acalanes teachers with decorating their doors in honor of African American history. Watch the video below […]
Taking Stock of the Mock Election
By John Kalil, Chief Political Correspondent // When former California Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill in 2017 to move up the Golden State’s 2020 presidential primaries to Super Tuesday, he had […]
Acalanes Hosts Primary Election Simulation
By Emerson Brown, staff writer // Teachers distribute ballots, students pencil in bubbles, and Bernie, Biden, and Buttigieg accumulate their votes. This is not the California primary, though, this is Acalanes’ simulated […]
Urinetown Musical Preview
By Keith Johnson, Staff Writer // The Acalanes production of Urinetown comes to the Performing Arts Center Thursday, March 5 through Saturday, March 7 at 7 PM. Tickets can be purchased on […]
Women’s Soccer NCS Final Winning Shot
// On Saturday, Feb. 29, the number two-seeded Acalanes women’s soccer team won the North Coast Section (NCS) final against the number one-seeded Branson High School. The Dons prevailed in penalty kicks […]
Bluepers: Episode Three
By Zack Lara and Keith Johnson, Staff Writers // Episode three of Bluepers is finally here! Demetri sits down with senior Daniel Wellerstein to discuss his semester abroad, senior Matt Hess, to […]
Acalanes Celebrates Black History Month
By Katrina Ortman, Staff Writer // “Black History Month” flashes in vibrant blue and pink letters in the hallways. Doors brighten up classes with art depicting famous African American figures. Podcasts and […]
Men’s Soccer Comes Up Short In NCS Semi-Final
By Mason Archer, Staff Writer // Despite winning their first two North Coast Section (NCS) playoff games, the men’s soccer team was unable to outlast Albany in the semi-final game on Feb. […]
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