Theatricult Episode 8: A Final Farewell
May 24, 2020
Every series must eventually come to an end, and it is often bittersweet to part with. This episode is all about what we appreciate the most about technical theater, and tying up everything we've talked about in previous episodes - featuring parting words from several technicians, including our very...
Duck Tales Ep. 4: Where no duck has gone before
Payton Zolck, Segment Producer
May 21, 2020
In this episode of Duck Tales, the ducks embark upon a new journey as they make their way to the park near Payton's house. At the park, the ducks start to explore new places. Music obtained from Youtube’s Audio Library: Light Years Away by Doug Maxwell
Is This Love? Episode 6: Self-love in self-isolation
Kimberly Mitchell, Anna Feng, Zachary Khouri, and Samantha Chu
May 18, 2020
Two months into quarantine, people all around the world continue to adjust to their new life under a pandemic. In this episode of Is This Love? Zach, Kim, Alena, and Anna discuss how social distancing and coronavirus have affected their progress towards self-love and how to stay positive amidst a...
Quaran-Tea Time Ep. 6: Scones
Ava Richards, Podcast Managing Editor
May 17, 2020
Scones can be eaten plain or with a myriad of fillings and toppings, which makes them so easy and fun to make! In the final episode of Quaran-Tea Time, join host Ava Richards as she shares her favorite type of scones: lemon poppyseed. These two-bite scones make a simple and delicious finale to the series....
Apodcalypse Ep. 3: Quarantine cat-tastrophe
Rachel McCrea, Maddy Ting, and Emma O'Connor
May 13, 2020
As we try to stay in touch with our friends, family, and loved ones, we do our best to look on the bright side: at least we have our cats for company. Join hosts Maddy Ting, Rachel McCrea, and Emma O'Connor as they discuss how their family and friends are staying together when they're far apart. Talking...
Quaran-Tea Time Ep. 5: Cinnamon rolls
Ava Richards, Podcast Managing Editor
May 10, 2020
Cinnamon rolls are a very classic and tasty dessert, but they take a lot of time to perfect. The professionals can take hours to mix the ingredients correctly and make sure the dough has risen sufficiently. But, it doesn't always have to be that complicated to make a cinnamon roll! In this episode of...
Animal shelters adjust to the shelter-in-place order
Brandon Moon, Segment Producer
May 9, 2020
During the shelter-in-place order in this period of COVID-19, many animal shelters necessitate a change to retain the quality of life for the animals that are housed in these private shelters. Despite the changes made, the community they serve reciprocated the love and support the pets need. Featu...
Star Wars films and tv shows ranked from worst to best
Joshua Baxter, Staff Writer
May 9, 2020
The Star Wars universe has made up a significant part of the lives of many, spanning nearly 50 years, starting with A New Hope back in 1977. Star Wars has made such an impact that most of the world recognizes May 4 as Star Wars Day (due to the famous quote "May the force be with you"), which, accordin...
Quarantine Life Ep 3: The pasta-bilities of cooking
Preston Kwok, Segment Producer
May 9, 2020
In today's episode of Quarantine Life, Preston cooks a dish. While he may not cook often, it was a great time for him! Music attributions: Forever by MusicbyAden https://soundcloud.com/musicbyaden Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Free Download / Stre...
“Star Wars: The Clone Wars” marks the best Star Wars content of all time
Ethan Man, Segment Producer
May 7, 2020
"Star Wars: The Clone Wars" just finished its seventh and final season, which explored the deep and complex Star Wars storyline better than any Star Wars show or film I've ever seen. Join me as I pick apart what made the final season so well done, thrilling, and impactful.
Duck Tales Ep. 3: Just keep swimming
Payton Zolck, Segment Producer
May 6, 2020
The Duck Tales series continues as the ducks embark on a major milestone. Join Payton and her 12 ducks as they begin to learn how to swim. Music obtained from Youtube’s Audio Library: Potato Deal by Craig MacArthur
The strange release of “3.15.20”
Eoin Cunningham, Segment Producer
May 4, 2020
Eoin Cunningham explores the reasoning behind Donald Glover's unusual album release while trying to gauge if there is hidden meaning within this method of release.
Rachel McCrea and Allison Raisner
As record-setting wildfires burn across the state, a brush fire broke out in the San Juan Canyon in Belmont, causing evacuations in the nearby community. The first report...
Adila Azizali, Staff Writer
For over a decade, Apple Inc. has been producing new phones and upgrades of its operating system, strengthening it each time. Apple introduced its latest update on September...
Niamh Marren, Staff Writer
The highly sought after position of the instructional vice principal brings an unfamiliar face to Carlmont's administrative team. Over the summer, Jennifer Cho, the former...
Kasey Liu, Staff Writer
Editorial Staff, Editors
Villains can be some of the most memorable characters in the media that we consume. Done right, they can evoke a blend of fear, anger, and awe from an audience member. But...
Chelsea Chang, Staff Writer
Belief: The Black Lives Matter protests are responsible for the rise in COVID-19 in the U.S. Reality: There is no evidence to suggest that the Black Lives Matter protests...
Pavel Turovski, Staff Writer
In today’s modern society, open spaces are available to many at a premium. Especially to those who live in densely populated cities, parks provide one of the few places...
2020 has been a challenging year. Between COVID-19, a declining economy, the Black Lives Matter movement, and more, the upcoming election has proven to be more crucial...
Homework and home-life don’t always go hand-in-hand. Sometimes we forget that we can’t compromise on our mental health, even if it means excelling in school. In the second...
Allison Raisner, Staff Writer
The SUHSD school board unanimously supported the recommendation to continue distance learning for the second quarter, and possibly longer. At the monthly board meeting...