By Renee Bunzel, Staff Writer // Every year at Acalanes, the week approaching prom, dubbed “prom wise week”, warns students against the dangers of drinking and driving, in hopes of preventing tragedy […]
Updated 05/18/18: You can now find LPIE winners at the bottom of this story. By Jenna Evaristo, Business Manager // Students gathered into the Community Hall at the Lafayette Library on May […]
By Zoe Cate, Online Associate Editor // In honor of Lafayette’s 50th anniversary, Blueprint talked to two long time residents about their experience in Lafayette.
By Charlie Baker, Staff Writer // The “High Means DUI” campaign has reached the state legislature after long-standing medical marijuana laws and the newly instituted recreational marijuana legalization took hold in California. […]
By Lisi Burciaga, Feature Editor // Walking down the street or navigating the hallways at school, it seems like nearly every passing face is buried in a cell phone. According to a study […]
By Sierra Fang-Horvath, Print Editor-in-Chief // With ongoing debate swirling as to how the United States should address its epidemic of mass shootings, many have turned their attention to backing comprehensive gun control. […]
By John Kalil and Shreekar Pandey, Staff Writers // It’s 11:00 a.m. on Monday morning. An Acalanes student sits in the quad during brunch with seemingly nothing to do before his next class. […]
By Sierra Fang-Horvath and Clara Kobashigawa, Print Editors-in-Chief // Thousands of spectators stared intently down at junior Aimee Gee as she glided across the ice before coming to a stop in the middle […]
The Acalanes student body contains an immense diversity of experiences, including adversity in many forms. Blueprint is profiling 13 students who have overcome obstacles, highlighting these students’ immense strength in the face […]
By Trevor Stripling, Staff Writer // Many Acalanes students can remember watching “Finding Nemo” when they were younger. But for senior Jeremy Ridge, the memories go beyond Dory or Marlin, as he […]
