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

Scot Scoop News

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

Scot Scoop News

Shiyo Ohashi

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer

Shiyo Ohashi is a junior at Carlmont. She's graduating class of 2025 and enjoys art in her free time.

 

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This years Spotify Wrapped came out with a new feature: what place listens similar to you? The addition reminds us all that above all, music connects people. More corporations should tie into this theme as the year comes to a close.

Cartoon: Spotify wraps up the year

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer December 5, 2023

OpenAI was started as a non-profit to regulate AI advancements and ensure that we stayed safe with our usage. Its object was to keep in humanitys best interests, and it did this by keeping it nonprofit which was controlled by an executive board, and funding themselves from for-profit. On November 17th, the board fired the CEO Sam Altman. In response, 90% of employees threatened to quit their job unless he was reinstated and the board resigned. Altman regained his position.

Cartoon: Confronting the AI question

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer December 2, 2023

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Cartoon: A Not-so-fowl Thanksgivings

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer November 21, 2023

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Cartoon: Thank you for your service

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer November 16, 2023

Many people may want to donate to support humanitarian aid in Gaza in the ongoing Isreal-Hamas war but do not have the funds. Tiktok creators are providing a new way to help, by monetizing their videos and putting that money towards aid. Every like, share, and save contributes to food and medical supplies if enough people do it.

Cartoon: Helping through the screen

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer November 9, 2023

Cartoon: Mike Johnson takes the mic

Cartoon: Mike Johnson takes the mic

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer November 1, 2023

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Cartoon: Record California heat

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer October 24, 2023

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Cartoon: Israel invasion

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer October 17, 2023

A group of radical Republicans voted their speaker Kevin McCarthy out of the house on October 3rd. The vote out was a cumulation of debates between McCarthy and eight far-right Republicans who didnt agree with his decisions. Them, and a unanimous front of Democrats, ousted the Speaker. This makes it the first time a speaker has been voted out of the house, no less by his own party. McCarthy stated that he would not be running again, leaving Republican Patrick McHenry as a temporary speaker.

Cartoon: McCarthy ousted

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer October 12, 2023

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Cartoon: Miss Americana boosts the economy

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer September 26, 2023

Aryna Sabalenka, a world renowned tennis player who deftly hit her way into the second week of the French open, refused to attend the post-match press conference for mental health reasons. This draws a parallel between Naomi Osakas refusal to attend last year for the same reasons, raising a new question of mental health in athletes. Tournaments should put their athletes health first, instead of pushing through and making mandatory uncomfortable questions.

Cartoon: Sabalenka quits the press

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer June 8, 2023

Graduation is nearing, and seniors are saying goodbye to Carlmont for the last time. Goodbye to the quad where they pet llamas and ate ice cream, goodbye to the gym where assemblies were held, goodbye to the football stands where they cheered on their team. Its important to make strong memories to hold onto in your high school years: they only come once.

Cartoon: Hold on to the memories

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer June 7, 2023

As summer and college loom close into the future, students often face pressure to take more extracurriculars, internships, and jobs to pad their resumes before applications. The hypercompetitive environment and selection process leads to teens stressing during vacation.

Cartoon: Packing resumes

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer June 5, 2023

Millions of people in Mexico have been ordered to evacuate as Mt. Popocatépetl rains ash across the country. 25 million people live in the volcanos vicinity, with it being 45 miles away from the bustling Mexico city. If it erupts, 3 million people living in its shadow could be killed, and for cities like Mexico city, ash fall would damage the health of everyone living there.

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Millions of people in Mexico have been ordered to evacuate as Mt. Popocatépetl rains ash across the country. 25 million people live in the volcano's vicinity, with it being 45 miles away from the bustling...

Historically the World Cup pay gap has been extremely unfair, with women receiving less than a third of the men. Last May, the US Soccer Federation announced that they would pool the money from world cup winnings between the men and womens teams and split them evenly. With the Womens World Cup coming up in the summer, the equal pay for the US teams is a big step for gender equality in sports.

Cartoon: Kicking for equal pay

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer May 31, 2023

Millions of people in Mexico have been ordered to evacuate as Mt. Popocatépetl rains ash across the country. 25 million people live in the volcanos vicinity, with it being 45 miles away from the bustling Mexico city. A possible eruption could be fatal for those living in its shadow.

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Millions of people in Mexico have been ordered to evacuate as Mt. Popocatépetl rains ash across the country. 25 million people live in the volcano's vicinity, with it being 45 miles away from the bustling...

Mothers Day celebrates the effort of mothers across the world. Its a way to honor the sacrifices and hard work mothers put in for their children and family, as well as the ever-evolving relationship between mother and child. Motherhood can mean many different things, and Mothers Day is an opportunity to acknowledge that.

Cartoon: Mother’s Day

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer May 14, 2023

Cinco de Mayo is a Mexican holiday on May 5th celebrating the 1862 victory of Mexican troops over the French at the Battle of Puebla, enabling them to eventually winning their independence. Today, Cinco de Mayo remains a celebration of culture and heritage across the country, with parades, block parties, and folkloric ballet.

Cartoon: Cinco de Mayo

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer May 10, 2023

 Paris has been burning. President Emmanuel Macron passed a law to raise the national retirement age from 62 to 64, in response to the cost of living and inflation, but the people of Paris are not happy about it. Over the past two weeks, protests have been erupting across the city. Garbage workers went on strike and piles of it now line the streets, some of it set on fire. The President has yet to take back the reform.

Cartoon: Paris burns

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer April 25, 2023

March 15th, 2020: the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic where schools shut down for a year and a half. Wednesday marked the three-year anniversary of that.

Cartoon: Time flies

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer March 22, 2023

Cartoon: Falling through the cracks

Cartoon: Falling through the cracks

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer February 28, 2023

Cartoon: Love is all around

Cartoon: Love is all around

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer February 14, 2023

Julia Schulman sits at her colorful desk in her classroom.

Staff Profile: Julia Schulman paints a bright future for her students

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer December 20, 2022

Julia Schulman has tattoos all over her body. She has frizzy hair and too many rings on her fingers to count. She has a poster hanging up in her classroom that reads: “you can’t rape a rifle, Mr. Wolf.”  Schulman...

Students line up in the quad to create their own halloween-themed slimes

Scots reflect on spooky spirit week

Shiyo Ohashi, Staff Writer October 23, 2022

October brings around Halloween, and what is Halloween without Carlmont’s spirited Hallo-Week? This year, ASB’s freshman officers planned a week full of fun and spooky activities. On Monday, freshmen,...

Compostable spoons and forks in the student union, available to all students for their lunch

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Compostable spoons and forks in the student union, available to all students for their lunch

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