By Zoe Cate, Staff Writer // The Acalanes Diversity Board helps start a dialogue about issues of equity and diversity at Acalanes. Compassion. Acceptance. Respect. Equity. These are all important aspects of […]
Care Week Addresses Issues of Equity at Acalanes
Scrimmage Controversy Costs Senior Her Last Water Polo Season
By Clara Kobashigawa and Gareth Kwok, Print Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor // Acalanes senior Lauren Etnyre, a promising water polo star already signed to Indiana University, never imagined her final year of […]
Movie Night Raises Money to Aid Genocide Relief
By Charlie Keohane, Staff Writer // Over 100 students and parents packed into the Acalanes Little Theater to watch “Hotel Rwanda” and raise money for an international organization called Save the Children […]
Bonding Allows Time for Junior Class to Relax
By Charlotte Glass, Staff Writer // At the same time as the senior bonding event, the juniors spent time together in the quad between the small and big gyms, enjoying activities such […]
Seniors Play Bingo During Bonding Event
By Zoe Cate, Staff Writer // Leadership cleverly put together “Senior Bingo” last week to allot time for the upperclassmen to enjoy each other’s company in the time before winter break.
#5 Acalanes Ends Football Season With Loss to #4 Bishop O’Dowd 36-21 in NCS Playoffs
By Gareth Kwok, Managing Editor-in-Chief // In one of the most anticipated matchups of the North Coast Section (NCS) Division III playoffs between #5 seeded Acalanes (9-1) and #4 seeded Bishop O’Dowd […]
Stress Busters Provides Well-Deserved Break to Students
By Jenna Evaristo, Staff Writer // The Leadership class organized various lunch time activities in the front quad on Wednesday, Nov. 15 to relieve student stress.
The Recap 11/10: Acalanes Takes Down Petaluma 63-25 in NCS First Round
By Gareth Kwok, Editor-in-Chief // The #5 seeded Dons faced off against the #12 seeded Petaluma Trojans in a North Coast Section (NCS) Division III First Round matchup on Acalanes home field. […]
Student Filmmakers Bring Fresh Artistic Expression to Campus
By Demetri Leones, Staff Writer // Students at Acalanes express themselves in a variety of ways, but one interesting hobby that has proven to be quite compelling is filmmaking. Young directors like seniors […]
Lafayette Denies Hearing the Donation of ‘Cross Hill’
By Charlie Keohane, Staff Writer // One of Lafayette’s most iconic landmarks, the hill of white crosses facing Highway 24, almost became property of the City of Lafayette recently. Charles Clark, the […]
