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March 13th, 2020 will forever stand out to me as the strangest day of high school. Having Pi Day without students parading around in t shirts with 3.14 plastered across the front, or not seeing Ms. Laabs handing out slices of pie to the whole math department just felt wrong. We were waiting for something… Continue reading Managing mental health during quarantine
Ever since I was young, I have wanted my life to feel like a movie. My childhood was stitched with vignettes of classic Disney scenes, catchy choruses from Disney soundtracks, and iconic characters that felt like close friends of mine. The polished and perfect life that was subconsciously painted before my eyes was all because… Continue reading Opinion: Reliving my childhood through Disney movies
The early 2000s skater boy style has circled its way back and is heavily influencing trends of 2019. Signature for its colorful graphics, straight leg jeans, and well-loved sneakers, junior Zane Walas captures this aesthetic effortlessly. Here, Walas is sporting a ‘Krooked Skateboarding’ graphic tee along with classic Levi jeans he doodled on in class.… Continue reading Tobey’s Thread Talk
“I definitely feel like people have an opinion about me for attending church so often. Marin is like 15% religious people and that makes a big impact on how people view me. I couldn’t hang out as much as other people would with their friends. It’s kind of hard sometimes to keep that identity as… Continue reading Humans of San Marin: April 17, 2019
Traveling to a brand new destination alone can seem like a daunting process for young adults. However, the nonprofit organization, Global Glimpse, alters the perspectives of high school students through an international traveling experience which immerses them into different cultures. Through this program, young adults take on various leadership skills, as well as understanding the… Continue reading Global Glimpse offers opportunities to students
Four years. 1,460 days. 35,040 hours utilized to uncover our purpose. We are told that we find ourselves in high school, that we will leave this place with a clear conception of who we’re supposed to be for the rest of our lives. At the age of 16, I must discover the reason behind why… Continue reading Opinion: Success and happiness are achieved differently
"I gave up on everything, all the judgment from other girls. I didn't really care anymore because I had such a tight-knit group of friends. I didn’t think about other people outside of my group . . . I really started doing it sophomore year, a little bit freshman year, but then I just got… Continue reading Humans of San Marin: December 13, 2018
Ever heard of having to pay a fee to go pee? This is not a new concept for the residents of the town where the fall musical takes place. The music department is putting on their adaptation of the show Urinetown. In the show, citizens are required to use public restrooms and pay to use… Continue reading Musical theatre performs adaptation of Urinetown
Back-Page Editor Tobey Reyes is a senior, back-page editor, and manager of the social media team. Her hobbies are Youtube, singing, and hanging out with friends. If she were an inanimate object, she would be a car so that she could take people on adventures. Her favorite utensil is a butterknife that she uses to… Continue reading Tobey Reyes
