Are you in desperate craving of a chilling play that will take you far beyond the horrors of our world and imagination? Well, lucky for you, the La Cañada Playhouse is presenting the creepy and thrilling classic horror production of “Dracula” later this month. Based on Bram Stoker’s classic horror novel, “Dracula” will [...]
We’ve heard this just about everywhere. It’s in newspapers and magazines. Our parents talk about it, and even we talk about it too. The internet is changing how we think, and possibly in more negative ways than positive ones. Being the young tech-savvy generation born into this world, we may just dismiss these claims as [...]
Have you seen the new guy around school? He’s Mr. Szamosfalvi, the new Calculus BC, Honors Precalculus, and Algebra 1 math teacher. This year, Mr. Szamosfalvi is looking forward to working with and helping the students. “One of my objectives is making them feel comfortable with math and helping them enjoy the subject while getting [...]
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 to not pass out barf bags to viewers. Even box office analysts seemed to hate the film (you don’t get headlines like “Twilight sucks more money from [...]
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 clubs, one profoundly stood out from the rest. The St. Bernard Project Club, run by juniors Rebecca Villipando, Tammy Hsu, and Lizzy Weinlein, aims to raise money [...]
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 better communication and analysis skills, and experience the different perspectives inside a courtroom. LCHS’ mock trial team, now led by captain David Belcher, has been going strong [...]
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 shine the spotlight on the entire school. Among the many talented peers, a little freshman in orchestra seemed to be creeping into the limelight. The quiet boy [...]
When I first crossed the threshold of the clamorous school cafeteria, I was thoroughly overwhelmed. How and where would I ever be able find the young Korean girl who supposedly possesses phenomenal artistic abilities? Given that there were throngs of Korean girls everywhere I laid my eyes, I found myself rather awkwardly standing in the [...]
Some argue that it is a crime, while others argue that it is an art. Whatever the case may be, this diverse and creative form of expression known as graffiti has found its way into our school. During the few weeks that have passed, several works have sprung up on the walls of the LCHS [...]
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On April 22, the first of seven performances of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” earned applause and waves of laugher from La Cañada High School. The performance starred senior Sam Whitefield as the tricky Oberon and sophomore Garret Schlunt as his witty sidekick, Puck. With the combination of physical comedy and some clever timing, [...]
Are you in desperate craving of a chilling play that will take you far beyond the horrors of our world and imagination? Well, lucky for you, the La Cañada Playhouse is presenting the creepy and thrilling classic horror production of “Dracula” later this month. Based on Bram Stoker’s classic horror novel, “Dracula” will [...]