Best of April
Sophie Lynd and Kathryn Stratz
May 5, 2017
Filed under Top News
1 Spring play reminds viewers to appreciate the little joys of life 1 Deep Blue Robotics dives into competition 1 Belmont City Council unanimously approves civil rights resolution 1 Protesters g...
A world-wide April Fools’ Day
Lauren Tierney, Staff Writer
April 2, 2015
Filed under Campus
We have all been there before: someone dumps flower on you, tells you a horrific story, or just plays a practical joke only to be followed by the infamous “April fools.” April Fools' Day is celebrated every year on the first day of April as a day when people play practical jokes and hoaxes on...
Implementation of new California water restrictions starting in April
Victor Li, Staff Writer
March 23, 2015
Filed under News, Top News
Restrictions have been imposed on many aspects of life from movie theaters and club entrances, to driving and voting. Yet, rarely do we hear about restrictions on water. Water is a necessity to life as well as one of the most basic human needs, and that's exactly why California is passing new water...
The new era of April Fools
Mia Hogan, Staff Writer
April 3, 2014
Filed under Campus, Top News
“When I bit into that spicy Oreo, I knew it was an April Fool’s Day joke.” Sophomore Alex Singer, who bit into that cookie, never expected to be tricked by her mother. Dating back to 1562, All Fools' Day became a tradition with an everlasting impact. This day was set aside for playing harmless pranks on neighbors and soon became universal. When Pope Gregory ...
Talk Back: What is the best April Fool’s Day prank?
March 31, 2011
Filed under Campus
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History of April Fools’ Day uncovered
March 31, 2011
Filed under A&E
Ah, April Fools' Day. The one day of the year when you can pull a practical joke on anyone and get away with it as long as you say "April Fools!" Unlike other whimsical holidays, the origin of April Fool's Day is not completely clear. While some say it is a celebration due to a turn of the seasons, others...
Features
Belmont city officials grapple with infrastructure problem
Sam Hosmer, Staff Writer
Belmont’s roads are among the worst in the state. According to a staff report from the Department of Public Works, Belmont has accumulated upwards of $100 million in deferred road and storm drain maintenance. O...
Belmont works to create a vibrant downtown
Sam Hosmer, Staff Writer
Belmont’s unbuilt town center has been in development for 31 years. In 1986, a committee was formed to study and evaluate the feasibility of revitalizing downtown Belmon...
Students need a healthy breakfast to start their day
Juliana Rinaldi, Staff Writer
Breakfast: a hearty meal to kick start the day or a quick bite before rushing out of the house to school or work? Many teenagers and young adults don't know which one breakfast...
Gender stigma plays a role in sports
Adriana Kurtovich, Staff Writer
Today's society often portrays men as more superior in sports compared to women. However, this is not always the case. The number of female athletes at NCAA schools has...
Chronic pain takes an emotional toll on patients
Izzy Bruguera, Staff Writer
Imagine waking up every morning for months or years on end with pain plaguing every move and every moment of the day. Chronic pain is defined as any pain that lasts for ...
Outside sports generate debate over PE credit
Mike Carlson, Staff Writer
Out-of-school sports can offer Carlmont students benefits, but they can also come with drawbacks. The benefits include valuable friendships, increased discipline, and stayi...