School shootings remind students to take safety drills seriously
Nika Lobykina, Staff Writer
October 29, 2018
Filed under Campus
With school shootings and terror threats making a daily appearance on the news nowadays, schools are facing increasing pressure to develop new safety protocols that are effective and provide protection. Schools around the U.S. like Carlmont are working regularly to implement plans like these to ...
Being nice to people won’t stop school shootings
Nina Heller, Staff Writer
April 5, 2018
What do a smile, a wave, a "hello," and an offer to be someone's partner in a group project all have in common? None of them have ever stopped a school shooting from occurring. After the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, as students rose up and walked out of class on March 14, there...
Who is really at fault for mass shootings
Maya Benjamin, Staff Writer
February 23, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Valentine’s day. A day filled with hearts, joy, and lots of candy. At least that is how the day should have gone for the residents of Parkland, Florida, a small town near Palm Beach County. Instead, Parkland’s local public school, Stoneman Douglas High School became the site of the ninth dead...
Schools prepare for the worst in aftermath of shootings
Sarah Tocatlian, Staff Writer
October 6, 2015
Filed under News
Mass shootings at schools are no longer the rare occurrence they once were. They have become something that people are constantly hearing about from the media, leaving many to wonder about the viability of school security policies. On Oct. 1, Chris Harper-Mercer, allegedly killed nine and wounded...
Tensions rise in Ferguson with shootings of two police officers
Becca Garner, Staff Writer
March 18, 2015
Two police officers were shot in the middle of riots in Ferguson, Missouri on Thursday morning. Both officers sustained severe wounds but were not in critical condition. On March 16, 2015, Jeffrey Williams came forward admitting he fired the two shots that hit the officers; however he denied that...
Shootings become day to day events
Lauren Tierney, Staff Writer
January 14, 2014
Filed under News
The second United States shooting incident this week has occurred, and it is only Tuesday. Monday afternoon in Wesley Chapel, Florida a man and his wife were shot in a movie theater by a 71-year-old man after an argument over texting, killing the 43-year-old man, Chad Oulson. Come Tuesday morning,...
Sam Hosmer, Staff Writer
Former Mayor and Councilman Eric Reed may have passed away in 2017, but his memory appears indelible. A...
Emma Romanowsky, Staff Writer
President Trump fires Jeff Sessions Hours after the midterm elections polls closed, Attorney General...
Andrew Shao, Staff Writer
California Clubhouse in San Carlos provides a unique opportunity for those in the local community living...
Natalie Doud, Staff Writer
November 11, 2018
With the food drive approaching, ASB is beginning to prepare to send the food donations to Second Harvest Food Bank. Any student is eligible to donate canned foods to the...
November 11, 2018
Every Wednesday in D3, students from across campus come weekly to participate in interactive games and activities in order to have an effective outlet for their passion in...
Lizzy Hall, Staff Writer
November 10, 2018
Wheels turning, instructors yelling, people dancing, and wallets emptying. This is SoulCycle: the place where customers pay big bucks for a trendy workout. I'd heard...
November 10, 2018
If you have ever studied any type of history, chances are that you will come across a figure named Adolf Hitler. Yes. That Adolf Hitler. And if you look a bit closer, you...