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    Diverse Creativity Ep. 3: Ladle and Leaf

  • Due to their intelligence and playful personality, killer whales became animals of interest for entertainment. However, life in captivity has led to terrible consequences; captive killer whales often only live half as long as their wild counterparts, and many develop pathologies such as the dorsal fin collapse.

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    Cartoon: Killing Killer Whales

  • University of California, Los Angeles received a 28% increase in freshman applicants. This year, they had 139, 500 freshman applicants, making it the most applied university in the nation.

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    Passionate applicants stand out during UC’s 2021 admissions process

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    The Yellow Papers Ep. 5: Cool Air

  • Gen Z Ep. 4: Environmental problems

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    Gen Z Ep. 4: Environmental problems

  • There is a surplus amount of stress that is placed on students.

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    Opinion: We need to continue to appreciate how far we’ve come

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    Latest addition to ‘Star Wars’ hits rock bottom

  • Many restaurants are struggling during the pandemic, but others have found new ways to stay afloat. For instance, some restaurants on Laurel Street in San Carlos: "Just taking a walk down Laurel Street, there’s a bunch of outdoor seating, and cars aren’t allowed on the road, and I personally really like that change; I think it’s nice to have a walkable area with outdoor seating,” said Rory McGann, a senior.

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    How are Carlmont’s favorite local restaurants doing during the pandemic?

  • Young adult science fiction and fantasy has divided readers for years. Despite valid criticisms, the subgenre has more than meets the eye.

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    In Defense of YA: The Lord of the Reads #4

  • Change in water temperature, generally caused by climate change, induces coral bleaching. When coral is stressed from the extreme temperatures, the algae producing its color expels and the coral typically dies. An absence of coral greatly affects ecosystems that wildlife depend on.

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    Cartoon: Corals Fight Climate Change

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The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

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The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

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Chelsea Plunkett

Chelsea Plunkett, Segment Producer

Chelsea Plunkett is a sophomore at Carlmont High School and this is her first year in journalism. She covers local news because she likes to work with others in her community. In her free time, she likes to dance, act, and read.

Twitter: @chelsplunk

All content by Chelsea Plunkett

Big Ideas, Small Businesses Ep. 2: Damsels in Distress

Chelsea Plunkett, Segment Producer
April 14, 2021

Big ideas, small businesses Ep. 1: Jewelry with Purpose

Chelsea Plunkett, Segment Producer
March 12, 2021
Girl Scouts of all levels have experienced significant changes due to COVID-19.

Girl Scouts adapt to pandemic lifestyle

Chelsea Plunkett and Lillian Chen
February 23, 2021
Many students believe that the history textbooks at Carlmont’s history are too eurocentric and don’t address issues involving imperialism.

[Video] ‘Make it less eurocentric!’

Lillian Chen and Chelsea Plunkett
January 27, 2021
Linne Fetter arranges books for curbside pickup in front of the Belmont Public Library.

Library reopening effort is one for the books

Lillian Chen and Chelsea Plunkett
November 22, 2020
San Carlos voters show support for JT Eden with yard signs.

Former Carlmont student runs for San Carlos City Council

Lillian Chen and Chelsea Plunkett
October 31, 2020
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