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

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  • 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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  • 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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Hundreds of participants set off on their 5k run at Coyote Point.

Locals at Coyote Point race for mental health awareness

Talia Schreiber, Staff Writer
May 16, 2019
Organized trash bins encourage people to properly recycle and dispose their trash.

Earth Day encourages lifestyle changes

Alyssa Huang, Staff Writer
April 24, 2019
Alzheimer's Club has their weekly run down on upcoming events during their meeting.

Alzheimer’s Club supports those affected by the disease

Viveka Kurup, Staff Writer
December 5, 2018
A sponsoring team member celebrates the end of her walk.

Hundreds walk for awareness of suicide prevention

Annika Barsy, Staff Writer
October 30, 2018
Many students pass

School shootings remind students to take safety drills seriously

Nika Lobykina, Staff Writer
October 29, 2018
Evynne Yee, a sophomore, and Kayla Gustafson, a senior, sell T-shirts and hand out wristbands at lunch.

ASB spreads awareness on breast cancer

Jai Sinha, Staff Writer
October 9, 2018
A large banner hung above the hallway connecting A hall to C hall.

Animal awareness week sheds light on meaningful topics

Maya O'Sullivan, Staff Writer
March 27, 2018
The Social Justice Poster Contest asked for students to create a design that would advocate for equality for all.

Poster contest raises awareness for social justice

Justin Som, Staff Writer
February 25, 2018
BC2M Club President Mackenzi Rauls and Vice President Emma Lee give a presentation about mental illness to their club members during one of their Tuesday lunch meetings in room C14.

Bring Change to Mind Club promotes mental health awareness

Francesca D'Urzo, Staff Writer
February 7, 2018
Cindy Chen hands out cookies to her Hope Brigade Club members at one of their regular Thursday lunch meetings in room S20.

Chen uses hope to spread cancer awareness

Francesca D'Urzo, Staff Writer
January 30, 2018
Red Cross Club members have their station set up at the club fair. They promoted the importance of getting vaccinated by selling pins to the student population.

Red Cross Club impacts local communities and beyond

Rachel Matatyaou, Publicity Director
October 24, 2017
Students participating in the planning and execution of Green Week, which took place from April 24-April 26, hung posters around Carlmont, encouraging students to

Green Week advocates environmental awareness

Phoebe Saul, Staff Writer
May 3, 2017
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