Guitarist Jaden Simon beams in excitement after finishing the set.
Two-Man Band: Alex Maurry and Jaden Simon rock ‘n’ roll in the quad
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CampusBreaking news: Carlmont sewer clog releases disrupting odors across campus
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CampusStudents scramble to boost grades as the semester closes
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CampusTeachers prepare for approaching finals
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CampusCarlmont Class of 2024 Post-Graduation Map
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CampusBehind and beyond the counter
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CampusKeeping the beat
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CampusThe Advanced Drama Showcase provides closure to a year of Carlmont drama
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CampusScotsland raises end-of-year spirit at Carlmont
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CampusNew share bins reduce lunch waste and cultivate community
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CampusIn Photos: Students unwind at Scotsland
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots triumph over Trojans for first season win
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots outscore Ravens in a rivalry match
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots celebrate Lunar New Year
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots celebrate Valentine's Day
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots emerge victorious in Pink Out game
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: September clubs fair promotes community spirit
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Varsity flag football crushes Aragon in first official match
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots revive spirits for whiteout game
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PhotojournalismIn Photos: Scots advance to the Northern California volleyball finals
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PhotojournalismM-A students walkout for justice
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About the Contributors
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Lucille Sanders, Highlander Editor-in-Chief
Lucy Sanders, class of 2024 at Carlmont High School, joined the journalism team in 2021. She is looking forward to telling more stories this year and pursuing her role as editor-in-chief of the Highlander. When she isn't at school, she enjoys working at a local yoga studio and Barrett Community Center, and interning for the San Mateo Daily Journal.
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Erik Cheng, Scot Scoop Managing Editor
Erik Cheng (Class of 2024) enjoys camping, backpacking, cooking, and photography. He currently serves as Managing Editor of Scot Scoop but continues to explore his passion for discovering local stories and investigation. You can find him discovering new communities in the area, hiking up mountains, desperately trying not to burn down his parents' kitchen, working at REI, or taking photos of the local flora and fauna. View his portfolio here.