By Stephanie Liu, Staff Writer // Acalanes Performing Arts presents a production of everyone’s favorite classic fairytale, Cinderella. Disney fans should prepare for different vibes, different songs, and different personalities than the Disney […]
Q&A: Getting to Know the Characters of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella
Improvadons Club Offers Theatrical Entertainment
By Binti Sohn, Staff Writer // To all students dreaming of becoming an actor or actress, becoming an Improvadon might just be the right course of action. The student-led club focuses on […]
College Board: The Non-Profit Dominating College Admissions
By Kiara Kunnes and Charlie Keohane, Print Editor-in-Chief and News Editor // One recruited athlete who received a full-ride scholarship has taken the SAT. One academically oriented student who has consistently taken Advanced Placement […]
A Continuum of Silence: Part II of Exploring Sexual Assault
By Karen Rosenberg and Lisi Burciaga, Print Editors-in-Chief // Dear Readers, Before you read this story, we warn you that it is a very dark, heavy hitting, and sometimes stomach-turning piece. If matters […]
Brenden Wins All in Staff and Student March Madness Basketball Tournament
By Ryann Drue, Videographer // Staff and students kicked off March with the first annual March Madness Week from Feb. 25 to March 1. ASB hosted a faculty and student tournament at […]
Mock Trial Participants Win Big at Awards Ceremony
By Charlie Keohane, News Editor // After a long successful season, several mock trial participants won individual awards in addition to their third place title at the County Office of Education board room […]
Black Student Union Raises Awareness of Black History Month on Campus
By Zoe Edelman and Lizzy Xie, Staff Writers // February is Black History Month; Acalanes’ Black Student Union (BSU) teamed up with the Acalanes Leadership Diversity board to put on a week […]
Sophomore Max Simas Plays for All-State Band in Fresno Convention
By Binti Sohn, Staff Writer // While most students’ biggest achievements include grades or the starting lineup, sophomore Max Simas’ accomplishment stands apart; he played the drums as part of the esteemed All-State […]
Women’s Basketball Falls Short in Overtime of NCS Quarterfinals
By Noah Glosson, Staff Writer // The four-seeded women’s basketball team fell in heartbreaking fashion to the five-seed Redwood Giants of Larkspur by a score of 65-57 in the North Coast Section […]
Valentine’s Day Singing Grams Make a Comeback at Acalanes
By Nicole Prozan, Staff Writer // Valentine’s day singing grams are a coveted tradition at Acalanes. After a lapse in this tradition last year, singing grams are being re-instituted this Valentine’s day with […]
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