March 25, 2016
On Monday, author Julie Lythcott-Haims came to Carlmont High School to speak at a school-wide assembly. She addressed topics of overprotective parents, unnecessary stress about college, and the importance of following one’s passion.
Lara Craciun, Podcast Producer
This is episode two on our mission to remember Mo. In this episode, I reach out to the Belmont Police Department to see what information we can get regarding this case. Follow...
Aylin Salahifar, Staff Writer
Sleep tugs at your eyelids, beckoning you back into your warm bed, but the beeping of your alarm makes you shake it off. Groggily, you get ready and walk to the kitchen to...
Samantha Chu, Anna Feng, and Kimberly Mitchell
Many say that the best way to gain knowledge is through the language of others. That's why we've compiled a playlist to help you understand love through the perspective of...
Jack Hansen, Staff Writer
One million, two hundred thousand. That’s how many people protested in the 2018 March for Our Lives. Two million. This is the number of people protesting in Hong...
Brianna Cheng, Anita Beroza, Isabella Wesson, and Kasey Liu
A new strain of coronavirus (COVID-19) emerged from Wuhan, China, at the beginning of the new year. According to the CDC, the reported symptoms are varying, but common...
Ryan Ng, Staff Writer
The Heritage Fair is coming soon, and among the many clubs, the Guitar Club is preparing for their upcoming performance at the assembly. The annual Heritage Fair is a collection...
Rachel McCrea, Staff Writer
The Carlmont girls varsity basketball team lost to Sequoia 46-33 in their final game of the regular season. The Scots got off to a quick start, putting up 12 points in...
Jessica Conley, Staff Writer
Audrey Swenson, Staff Writer
Science guest lectures at Carlmont's Performing Arts Center allow the community to learn more about science and give students the opportunity to consider different careers...
Aleyda Contreras, Staff Writer
Some days, getting up is difficult. "But maybe if you tried harder, it's not so bad." "Being sad and anxious is a choice." "Just choose to be happy." Stigma causes...
