Christian Club offers a safe place for Carlmont Christians

Adrian Cunningham, Staff Writer

December 8, 2017

Every Thursday, a group of students comes together to discuss the Christian faith. This is Christian Club: a place for students who share the same religious beliefs to come together and speak about religion and other aspects of their beliefs. “Christian Club likes to focus on forging bonds betwee...

Environmental Club proposes community garden

Lucy Perrone, Staff Writer

May 9, 2017

Spring has come, and along with it, a new garden project at Carlmont. In hopes to beautify the campus, Environmental Club has taken over a community garden. Located between upper and lower D-hall, the abandoned planter boxes will soon house a variety of plants. Risako Nozaki, a junior and club me...

Garden show draws large crowd

Nathan Godwin, Staff Writer

March 22, 2016

The 31st annual San Francisco Art and Garden Show was held at the San Mateo Event Center last week. This show is the 3rd largest of its kind in the country. "Each year we hold this event to educate the public about how to maintain their landscapes. The purpose of this whole show is to inform them...

‘Over the Garden Wall’ is true storytelling

Karen Gao, Staff Writer

November 12, 2014

This short animated series proves that cartoons are not just for kids, and can have a dark, gripping story that leaves a deep emotional impact. "Over the Garden Wall" revolves around two brothers, Wirt and Greg, who try to find their way home after becoming lost in a mysterious forest called the Unknown. Throughout...

Dying Garden

October 18, 2011

Carlmont's once flourishing garden has been abandoned and left to die. The garden was created three years back by the Slow Food club, a group of students committed to healthy living. Together, the group of students would maintain the garden, coming after school and weekends to put in the necessary work. For the...