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Coloring outside the lines
April 30, 2013 • Ashley Loza, Staff Writer
Filed under Lifestyles
Students begin to spring into fashion this year with new styles that venture past flowy dresses and short shorts. “I love pushing the limits. I feel that everything I wear no one would even try to pull off. I don’t really follow trends. Whatever looks awesome, I’ll wear,” junior Daniella Anthony... Read more »
The foreign land of GHS
April 25, 2013 • Tori Paul, Lifestyles Editor
Filed under Lifestyles
It was like I entered a different country with new values, a foreign language, and very, very different customs. On April 9, I traveled, all the way to the other side of Lone Hill Avenue to spend the day at Glendora High School. A few years ago the Glendora Tartans switched to a new type of learning... Read more »
Spring break spent overseas
April 25, 2013 • Becca Blair, Staff Writer
Filed under Lifestyles, Top Stories
Spring break is a time for most students to relax and unwind from the stresses of second semester. However, I spent mine doing much more than sleeping. This spring break, I had the unbelievable opportunity to travel across the world and experience four different countries over the course of eleven days. Every... Read more »
Social Media Addiction
April 25, 2013 • Jackie Arocha, Staff Writer
Filed under Lifestyles
High School student’s schedules these days are jam-packed with school, extra-curricular activities, and trying to make time to spend time with friends. Even with all of the things that students have to do, everywhere someone looks, students are always on their phones looking through Facebook, Twitter,... Read more »
Seniors get emotional over graduation
April 24, 2013 • Jasmine Preciado, Staff Writer
Filed under Lifestyles
Every year graduation seems to be filled with mixed emotions, as students and staff seem to be both happy and sad about the rite of passage. Senior Adriana Garcia, who is planning on attending Mt. Saint Mary’s, is looking forward to graduation. “Graduating and attending college is going to be a real... Read more »
The pre-college jitters
February 21, 2013 • Ashley Loza, Staff Writer
Filed under Lifestyles
For graduating Saints that have not yet read that word that everyone wants, “Congratulations,” it has been a wait that seems to be never ending. Whether it is for a Top Choice college or just the first one, students are hopeful for the future acceptance. Seniors are anxiously waiting either to receive... Read more »
These Angry Birds need to be stopped
February 21, 2013 • Tori Paul, Lifestyles Editor
Filed under Lifestyles
San Dimas High students enter the parking lot with fear in their eyes and a sense of urgency in their steps as they try to dodge the persistent seagulls that have taken over the campus. It seems that the grounds of San Dimas High have turned into a big game of Angry Birds and the students have become... Read more »
The love hate relationship with Valentines Day
February 21, 2013 • Jasmine Preciado, Staff Writer
Filed under Lifestyles
For some people February 14th is the best day on the calendar and for others it is the worst. Valentine’s Day to couples is a day to show love for one another, but for some it is just a saddening day that just reminds them about being alone. “It’s a cute holiday but it should not be the size... Read more »
Dance team expands to the top
January 25, 2013 • Jackie Arocha, Staff Writer
Filed under Lifestyles
Throughout the year, San Dimas High School has been experiencing many changes, but in October auditions were held for the expansion of the new dance team, Cypher, with the new Dance Advisor, Flavia Rynkiewicz. “I love being on the team, the girls are so nice and the coach is awesome and I love all... Read more »
Things to do, places to go, and no time for lunch
January 25, 2013 • Tori Paul, Lifestyles Editor
Filed under Lifestyles
A student’s life may not always allow time to eat lunch due to the fact that they have no time. They have errands to run, or they simply have too much homework, but these tips will help the struggling student get some food in their bellies. Students more often than not are forced to give up their well... Read more »
