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Smells Like a “Yes”

Smells Like a “Yes”

Asking a member of the opposite sex to a school dance is an endeavor that no man should have to bear. The amount of time, energy, stress and…

December 12, 2011No CommentRead More

Why Are We Still Watching

Why Are We Still Watching

On November 18th, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 opened to universal loathing and hatred. Critics excoriated the film, audiences walked out, and theaters regretted their decision…

December 12, 2011No CommentRead More

News

United States v. Alvarez Presentation

LaCañadaHigh Schoolhad the privilege on February 2, of hearing public defenders Jonathan Libby and Guy…

February 13, 2012No CommentRead More

Students Show Support for Math Teacher Ms.Leko at School Board Meeting

Students Show Support for Math Teacher Ms.Leko at School Board Meeting

On December 21, the LCUSD Governing Board met at the Round Building at the corner…

December 21, 2011No CommentRead More

LCHS Red Cross Club attends Youth Corps Day

LCHS Red Cross Club attends Youth Corps Day

On Sunday, October 30th, five volunteers from the La Cañada High School Red Cross Club…

December 5, 2011No CommentRead More

The St. Bernard Project at LCHS rebuilding New Orleans

The St. Bernard Project at LCHS rebuilding New Orleans

During lunch on Club Day, I noticed the determined faces of students, attempting to lure…

December 4, 2011No CommentRead More

Features

Why Are We Still Watching

Why Are We Still Watching

On November 18th, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 opened to universal loathing and hatred. Critics excoriated the film, audiences walked out, and theaters regretted their decision…

December 12, 2011No CommentRead More

The St. Bernard Project at LCHS rebuilding New Orleans

The St. Bernard Project at LCHS rebuilding New Orleans

During lunch on Club Day, I noticed the determined faces of students, attempting to lure in new club members with assortments of treats. Yet, out of all the…

December 4, 2011No CommentRead More

Mock Trial Commands the Courtroom

Since 1977, the Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) has been running a   mock trial program inLos AngelesCountyin order to help students become better informed about our judicial system, develop…

November 3, 20111 CommentRead More

Sequoyah Sugiyama: A musical prodigy walks among us

It is always difficult to select a single student from our school on which to do a spotlight. There is so much talent that we might as well…

October 31, 2011No CommentRead More

Sports

LC Boys Soccer Tears Monrovia’s Heart Out

When the dust had finally settled atMonroviaHigh Schoolthe Wildcat soccer team sat in heartbroken disbelief as their large crowd emptied the…

February 14, 2012No CommentRead More

Spartan Boys Soccer Ties Tigers 2-2

La Cañada Boy’s Soccer fought back from a goal deficit twice at home, on senior day, February 7, to tieSouth Pasadena2-2,…

February 10, 2012No CommentRead More

Boy’s Varsity Soccer defeats Village Christian

Boy’s Varsity Soccer defeats Village Christian

Dominating the majority of the game, the La Cañada boys’ Varsity Soccer team defeated Village Christian 4-0 last Tuesday. The game…

December 14, 2011No CommentRead More

United States v. Alvarez Presentation

LaCañadaHigh Schoolhad the privilege on February 2, of hearing…

Students Show Support for Math Teacher Ms.Leko at School Board Meeting

Students Show Support for Math Teacher Ms.Leko at School Board Meeting

On December 21, the LCUSD Governing Board met at…

LCHS Red Cross Club attends Youth Corps Day

LCHS Red Cross Club attends Youth Corps Day

On Sunday, October 30th, five volunteers from the La…

The St. Bernard Project at LCHS rebuilding New Orleans

The St. Bernard Project at LCHS rebuilding New Orleans

During lunch on Club Day, I noticed the determined…

LC Boys Soccer Tears Monrovia’s Heart Out

When the dust had finally settled atMonroviaHigh Schoolthe Wildcat…

Spartan Boys Soccer Ties Tigers 2-2

La Cañada Boy’s Soccer fought back from a goal…

Boy’s Varsity Soccer defeats Village Christian

Boy’s Varsity Soccer defeats Village Christian

Dominating the majority of the game, the La Cañada…

Athletic Leadership Council Formed

Nearly all students engage in some sort of physical…

Smells Like a “Yes”

Smells Like a “Yes”

Asking a member of the opposite sex to a…

Why Are We Still Watching

Why Are We Still Watching

On November 18th, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part…

Plagiarizing turnitin.com

Back in the good old days, if a student…

Kindles vs. Books

As technology progresses, books become more and more obsolete.…

Why Are We Still Watching

Why Are We Still Watching

On November 18th, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part…

The St. Bernard Project at LCHS rebuilding New Orleans

The St. Bernard Project at LCHS rebuilding New Orleans

During lunch on Club Day, I noticed the determined…

Mock Trial Commands the Courtroom

Since 1977, the Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) has been…

Sequoyah Sugiyama: A musical prodigy walks among us

It is always difficult to select a single student…

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The Spartan is a monthly publication created by the communications class at the La Cañada High School. All the stories in the publication reflect the opinion of each individual writer. The Spartan reports the events that occur on our campus and around the community. We hope to be a voice for the students and staff at LCHS.

The communications class is supervised by an adviser, Ben Powers. The course strives to teach the importance of journalistic writing and instill critical thinking abilities to be able to judge the reliability and credibility of news reports.

The Spartan newsroom is located in room 203 at 4463 Oak Grove Drive, La Cañada Flintridge, California, 91011.

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