By Lisi Burciaga, Staff Writer // Acalanes students and staff came together to acknowledge and pay tribute to different nationalities during the week of March 20 through 24. The week consisted of […]
Students Hold International Week in Celebration of Different Cultures
Screening of “Girl Rising” Highlights Issues of Worldwide Girls’ Education
By Kiara Kunes, Staff Writer // In Sub-Saharan Africa, 75% of girls start primary school, but only 8% finish secondary school. If that fact was not chilling enough, here is another one: […]
Exclusive Press Conference with KCBS’s Stan Bunger
Video by Karl-Erik Mills, Videographer //KCBS’s radio personality spoke exclusively to Blueprint in a press conference about how he came to be a journalist, what it means to be a journalist today, and […]
Acalanes Winter Sports Concludes in in Successful Seasons
By Sam Stack, Print Editor-in-Chief With the sun breaking out of the clouds, the thermometer rising up, and the trees blossoming, it’s easy to tell spring is starting. But don’t let […]
Get Out Breathes New Life Into the Horror Comedy Genre
By Karl-Erik Mills, Staff Writer and Videographer Coming off of five seasons of the hilarious Key and Peele and a starring role in Keanu, Jordan Peele has delivered his first feature […]
Musical Review: Bye Bye Birdie Flies Audience Away
By Annika Walker, Online Editor-in-Chief Who doesn’t love a hunk in a dazzling gold suit crooning to swooning masses of teenage girls? Through pristinely sweet soprano lines and bass parts […]
All Schools Must Be Held Accountable To Ensure Quality
By Jin Heo, Business Manager I, like many others, watched in horror and dismay as Vice President Mike Pence cast his tie-breaking vote for Betsy DeVos on February 7, confirming her […]
The Negative Effects of Political Correctness
By Julian O’Donnell and Zachary Varela, Online Associate Editor and Staff Writer The election of Donald Trump was seen by some people as a rejection of political correctness, which has been […]
It’s Time to Wave Goodbye to Milo, For Good
By Kahren Eloyan, Opinion Editor Earlier this month, a heartening event took place. My faith in humanity, currently plumbing previously-unknown lows, was lifted. It was sudden- for a moment, almost everyone […]
The Drawbacks of Skipping a Breakfast of Champions
By Sarah Westergren and Karen Rosenberg, Staff Writers It’s 7:00 A.M. when you finally hit the snooze button. After much contemplation, you’re out of bed and into the shower. Frantically racing […]
