Nicholas Lee, Staff Writer
Nicholas Lee is a sophomore at Carlmont High School. He enjoys talking to people and getting to know their individual stories. He plans to join the spring track team, allowing him to cover beats in that sport.
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In the recent years following the pandemic, social media has become a more significant part of our everyday lives. Scrolling through our phones and typing on our laptops, we are constantly bombarded with...
Throughout the years, martial arts have been a great way to both get exercise and find something special within ourselves. Teachers and students alike practice a form of art in which they break for fulfillment...
With the rise of social media content creation and the general increase in media production overall, video editing has become an incredibly useful skill for many people to have. However the sheer amount...
Imagine spending all day in bed. Blissful, right? Now imagine that bed in an isolation chamber, under the watchful eye of a nurse.Â
This is the reality for some students suffering from mental illness...
Varsity boys basketball took a heartbreaking loss against the Lynbrook Vikings with a score of 63-56.
The Scots have torn through competition over the past few years. Last year, they were the Peninsula...
Girls varsity cross country came in 5th place during the final race of the season, securing them a spot in the Central Coast Section (CCS) playoff meet.
The 2.9-mile race at the Crystal Springs Cross...
Carlmont's boys varsity water polo team suffered a heartbreaking defeat to the Woodside Wildcats with a score of 5-3. This game was crucial as it was the final game of the season and the last chance for...
Senior Brendan Zelnis sets himself up to score.
Senior Brendon Zelnis preparing to take a shot.
Carlmont and Woodside assist Dylan Lobo out of the pool.
Woodside and Carlmont players assist Lobo out of the pool.
Woodside and Carlmont players aid an injured player out of the pool.
The Scots scramble to block a shot by the Wildcats.
Junior Zane Tanabe takes a shot, attempting to break past Woodside's defense.
Number two setting himself up for a pass.
Coach Justine Hedlund advises her team during a timeout.
Senior Brendan Zelnis blocking Woodside's pass.
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