Powdered alcohol makes its debut
Stuart Vickery, Staff Writer
March 18, 2015
Filed under News
Powered alcohol. That is the idea behind palcohol, a controversial new product that was recently approved. Palcohol is a powder that, when dissolved in water, will become an alcoholic beverage. It comes in different flavors and types, like beer and wine. According to Lipsmark, the company that owns palcohol, palcohol is for people who are on the move and don’t...
The Muslim Fellowship Club makes a difference
Lila Schulman, Staff Writer
March 12, 2015
Filed under Activity Bios, Bios
Sometimes, one can become set in one’s ways and forget to be open minded; however, the Muslim Fellowship Club inspires Carlmont to be more accepting of different beliefs, cultures, and religions. At this time, the many conflicts in the Middle East have led some to come up with the conclusion about...
Christian Club makes a fresh start
Taran Sun, Scot Scoop Editor
September 17, 2014
Filed under Activity Bios
A community of God, a community of open arms. That is what Carlmont’s Christian Club aims to bring to campus. Junior Molly McDowell, Vice President of Christian Club, said, “The goal of the club is to be a group of people that anyone can join and feel welcomed, and it’s important to [have] a...
Taylor Sexton makes a difference in the community
Sarah Boro, Editor
April 1, 2014
Filed under Volunteering
Putting aside time for the community and the people around her is imperative to junior Taylor Sexton. Sexton said, “I think we have all been fed up in our lives and distracted by different activities such as sports, school work, and jobs, but I feel like it is our responsibility to make a difference in the c...
Chipotle makes Mexican food easy and fun
Shayan Mandegarian, Staff Writer
April 1, 2014
Filed under A&E
Everyone knows Chipotle. Whenever people want to go out for a group lunch or hangout while grabbing a bite to eat, someone will always say, "Hey, lets go to Chipotle." Chipotle restaurant's all look pretty similar. Shiny steel and tan wood planks make up a lot of the inside, there's black and white...
Warm weather makes for dress code enforcement
Elena Mateus, Staff Writer
March 16, 2014
Filed under Campus
As the weather begins to change, so does the attire that students wear on campus. "It's getting warmer, so it's only normal for people to start wearing shorts," said sophomore Gabrielle Dimick. The most basic rules for dress code are the three B's: No butts, bellies, or breasts visible. Most conflicts surrounding dress co...
Caroline Ives, one who makes a difference in the community
Sarah Boro, Editor
March 4, 2014
Filed under Campus, Volunteering
Many teenagers spend their time with friends, watching movies, at Tpumps, and out to dinner, however junior Caroline Ives does it all, but manages to save some of her time for the people and community around her. Not only does Ives volunteer outside of school at various non-profits, she also partici...
The Chess Club makes a move
Danielle Schneider, Staff Writer
February 12, 2014
Filed under Campus
Winning. A concept found in almost all activities, and an idea that many members of the Chess Club define as the reason they love chess and choose to spend their Friday lunches in room D10. The Chess Club is fairly new to Carlmont, with junior Nicholas Hsu founding it just two years ago. Hsu has ...
A Scots defender makes a full recovery
Brooke Buckley, Staff Writer
January 29, 2014
Filed under Student Bios, Top News
Carlmont soccer finally regained one of their injured defenders, senior Devon Maruyama Reed. Reed inflamed a tendon near the outside of her ankle in October when she was slide tackled from behind. She managed to keep playing through the pain for a while, but it only got worse. Reed said, “I...
Jewish club makes mighty comeback
January 24, 2014
Filed under Campus
It’s no secret that Carlmont students are diverse- in terms of religion, culture, background, and nationality. From Persian Club to Christian Club, there are many clubs on campus that reflect this. Now, the Jewish club is in development, with aspirations to celebrate Judaism and educate about Jewish...
Music makes an impact
Athena Duran, Staff Writer
September 17, 2013
Filed under A&E
Evident in the large class sizes, Carlmont's music program has proven to be a great contribution to the lives of many students. As they begin to prepare for the Winter Concert, Junior Dario Johnson, spoke highly of the "american contemporary" genre they were rehearsing. Similar to any other art,...
U.S. makes big strides in war on terrorism
November 18, 2010
Filed under Campus
In an effort to finally eliminate terrorism once and for all, the U.S. has decided to eliminate dangerous words from the English language. Once common words such as terrorist, bomb, kill the president, and harm, just to name a few, will no longer exist as of January 6, 2011. It is believed that if pe...
Ailee Lim, Staff Writer
Dancing is a deep-rooted tradition for many cultures around the world. Learning about a culture's dance...
Mariela Ramirez and Camran Hitchcock
With summer just around the corner, San Carlos residents come to enjoy a festival that embodies the spirit...
Alyssa Huang, Staff Writer
Just as the purpose of buying clothing is to have something to wear, the main purpose of attending college...
Viveka Kurup, Staff Writer
May 21, 2019
With three weeks left until finals, many students find themselves scrambling to get their grades up. Certain students from Carlmont High School, such as those with borderline...
Alison Kim, Staff Writer
May 21, 2019
Get good grades, get into a good college, get a good job. This is what many students hear on a daily basis. As finals week approaches, many students are reminded of the pressures...
May 20, 2019
Talia Fine, Multimedia Managing Editor
May 20, 2019
Carlmont Con, an event organized by ASB President Valerie Wang, was presented as a quasi-music festival. However, this one would exclusively feature the creative content of...