What type of social media personality are you?
Alisa Takahashi, Staff Writer
May 18, 2015
Filed under Multimedia
What the Warriors need to do
Bijan Khalili, Sports Columnist
May 14, 2015
Filed under Sports Talk
It appears to be to locked in. The Golden State Warriors closed out game five in a 98-78 victory on May 13, leading the series 3-2. Even though Memphis Grizzlies' top defender Tony Allen was not playing, there was no excuse about how dominant the Warriors were. Not only was the team hitting their...
What journalism is really about
Jessica Adair, Staff Writer
April 3, 2015
Filed under Opinion, The Way It Is
Since I've joined journalism I've always been asked the same question, "Why do journalists always try to be so controversial?" My answer, plain and simple, is, "We don't. It just happens." "If journalism is good, it is controversial by nature," said Julian Assange, Australian journalist and editor-in-chief...
What I wish my freshman self knew
Kristen Friis, Business Manager
March 17, 2015
Filed under Features, High school reflections
Freshman year I was 4’11” and the top flier on our cheerleading team. I got made fun of because I was always dropped on my face at assemblies and football games. I was scared of the people, scared of the workload, and scared I wasn’t going to “fit in.” Isn’t that a stereotypical 14-year-old’s...
Post-college applications: what happens next?
Alyssa Espiritu, Staff Writer
March 16, 2015
Filed under Features, High school reflections
Stress, anxiety, tension, the fear of the unknown. All of these are emotions are stereotypically associated with second semester seniors in relation to college admissions. However, those aren’t the only emotions a second semester senior can encounter. Through a series of interviews with the...
You get what you pay for at Paul’s Diner
Colley Loum, Staff Writer
February 9, 2015
Filed under A&E
If you are looking for a quick decent burger, Paul's Diner is the place. Paul's Diner is a funky and old-fashioned restaurant with a quaint and homey environment and ambiance. There are black and white pictures throughout the diner, and many customers sit at the counter, right in front of where...
College requirements are more than what meets the eye
Holly Chen, Staff Writer
February 5, 2015
Filed under College Craze, Features
College is just around the corner for many students, and it is time to start preparing. Many high school students do not know what tests are required for them to pass, and what courses they should take. They base their applications on requirements printed by College Board. Yet does College Board actu...
Schoolboy Q’s new album reveals what fans are looking for
Ravina Gujral, Staff Writer
March 27, 2014
Filed under A&E
Coming out with his third album, "Oxymoron," Schoolboy Q has impressed many fans and is on his way to becoming a larger artist than he already is due to his unique music style. Known off stage as Quincy Matthew Hanley, the rapper has topped iTunes’ hip hop and rap charts for weeks after his album was...
Russia annexes Crimea — now what?
Dana Benelli, Staff Writer
March 25, 2014
Filed under News
Europe’s borders have undergone a slight adjustment. On March 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law officially annexing Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula to the Russian Federation. The international community, including Ukraine, has condemned the action and assert that Ukraine should stil...
What is Saint Patrick’s day really about?
Lauren Tierney, Staff Writer
March 15, 2014
Filed under Campus
Most people are unaware of the original idea and reason for celebration of St.Patricks Day. Saint Patrick’s Day is not only for wearing the color green, but has immense historical background. “Saint Patrick’s day is a day where everyone dresses up in green to celebrate being Irish” said Sophomore...
Watch what you eat
Scott Schulze, Staff Writer
December 3, 2013
Filed under Holiday
Everyone enjoys food, which is why it is common for special holiday meals to be extra unhealthy. Good or bad, holiday meals only come a few times each year. This is helpful for those students who are very self-conscious of their weight. According to a recent survey conducted amongst Carlmont students,...
Nina Heller, Staff Writer
Mueller report is complete, findings are still unknown After months of expectation, special counsel...
Pablo Pinilla, Staff Writer
After a rainy couple of months, San Mateo residents were more than excited to enjoy a sunny walk in the...
Talia Schreiber, Student Writer
The sun beamed down on the crowded streets of San Francisco last Saturday as thousands came together...
Samantha Dahlberg, Staff Writer
March 23, 2019
Picture this: a track runner is in last place and pushing to finish the race, but everyone can tell that they are starting to give up. It is pouring rain with strong winds...
Zachary Khouri, Mikayla Nguyen, and Maddy Ting
March 23, 2019
On this episode of Queer Time Podcast, Zach discusses the Equality Act and a recent controversy surrounding a school in Birmingham. Edited by Miki Nguyen.
March 23, 2019
Carlmont’s Improv Team showcases their first performance of the year in the blackbox theater.
Auva Soheili, Staff Writer
March 23, 2019
Carlmont's annual Art Show is a picture perfect event that displays various student-made pieces in a floor-to-ceiling gallery. The students enrolled in the Visual Arts...