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A right-wing protestor holds a flag that combines a Gadsden flag from the American Revolution with a Confederate flag from the Civil War. Though the two symbols, historically, contradict each other, they are now frequently seen together. He talks to another man holding an American Flag with President Trump’s face plastered over it.

Opinion: Political extremes hijack national symbols

Cori Nicholson, Jessica Conley, and Calista Shohet
January 7, 2021

Temporary patches and pins signify key points in a Scout's journey, whether they are rank advancements or events.

Opinion: Scouts BSA is a good fit for girls, too

Elise Hsu, Editor
February 6, 2020

John Preston (center) hikes with a group of local firefighters a week in to his journey.

Saving lives 22 miles at a time

Isabelle Nunes, Staff Writer
January 30, 2020

San Carlos residents donned raincoats to visit the 10th annual Night of Holiday Lights on Laurel Street.

San Carlos families have a ‘de-light-ful’ time at the Night of Holiday Lights

Rachel McCrea, Staff Writer
December 8, 2019

I have always been a fan of the murder-mystery genre, particularly the work of Agatha Christie.

‘Knives Out’ is utterly ingenious

Zachary Khouri, Managing Editor
December 4, 2019

‘The End Of The F***ing World 2’ ruins its already perfect ending

Ava Richards, Podcast Managing Editor
December 3, 2019

A PG&E worker performs maintenance duties on power lines.

Uncertainty persists as PG&E blackouts continue

Cori Nicholson, Staff Writer
November 30, 2019

Carlmont students expressed appreciation for one another through ASB's candy corn–filled pumpkins and creating hand turkeys in class, as pictured.

Opinion: Don’t force gratitude

Nisha Marino, Highlander Editor-in-Chief
November 28, 2019

Katinka Lennemann (right) and Cori Nicholson (left) serve students in the lunch line.

Student workers handle midday rush in Carlmont lunch line

Calista Shohet, Staff Writer
November 15, 2019

Joe Seaman, a senior and a boys varsity basketball player, finds the bench gives the opportunity to bond with his teammates.

The bench acts as a catalyst to uplift Carlmont sports games

Lexi Romanowsky, Staff Writer
November 14, 2019

Four friends enjoy the fall-themed photo opportunity at Cider Fest.

SF Cider Fest offers fall-themed fun for everyone

Emma Scott, Staff Writer
November 12, 2019

Cultural appropriation is an societal issue that, although always prevalent, is highlighted during Halloween.

Halloween haunts cultural minorities

Zachary Khouri, Managing Editor
November 3, 2019

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