Anne Thiselton-Dyer, Arts Editor // “That kind of thing doesn’t happen here.” This line is echoed by multiple Laramie residents and actors within the play, “The Laramie Project.” This line references the […]
The Laramie Project: A Production Posed to Create Conversation
Global Climate Strike Hits the Streets of San Francisco
Sofia Olsson and Charlotte Glass, Copy Editor and Print Editor-In-Chief // August 20, 2018 – A fifteen-year-old girl skips her Friday classes and stands alone on the steps of the Swedish parliament […]
Students Embrace Insta Stories as a New Medium of Activism
Lizzy Xie, Stephanie Liu, Catherine Lomond, Online News Editor, Staff Writers // The last of the blue Instagram profile photos for the Sudan massacre have disappeared. The outraged posts about restricting abortion […]
Cougs Do Lose: Football Dominates Campolindo
By Ryan Owens, Online Sports Editor A sea of blue and pink engulfed the south side of the Acalanes football field Friday night as the sweet sound of an “ACA-LAN-ES” chant was […]
Football Faces Biggest Test Yet Against Campolindo
By Ryan Owens, Online Sports Editor // The football team has played at a high level for most of the season, suffering only two losses on the road against tough Vintage and […]
The Lafayette Look: Conformity and ‘Flex Culture’ in Modern Suburbia
// Two-story cream-colored homes, clean black paved streets, and precisely cut lawns: conformity has long existed as a staple of suburban areas. While the 50s-esque linear rows of identical houses do not […]
Stress Busters 2019
By Sabrina Agazzi and Keith Johnson, Staff Writers // The Acalanes front quad buzzed as students played with animals, enjoyed free treats and practiced yoga. On Friday, Oct. 11 The Acalanes Student […]
Fall Instrumental Pops Concert 2019
By Anna Yiannkos, Head Photographer // The first annual fall instrumental Pops concert took place in the Acalanes Performing Arts Center on Thursday, Oct. 10. Watch the recap below!
Flooding in Classrooms Disrupts Student Learning
By Zoe Edelman, Head Videographer // On Friday, Oct. 11, classrooms in the 400 wing were flooded. Watch the video below to find out how the flood occurred and how it will impact […]
The Aftermath of the PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff
Emerson Brown, Stella Heo, Katrina Ortman, Staff Writers // The seconds ticked by as residents waited for the power to go out. Five minutes passed. Ten minutes passed. Nothing. The lights were […]
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