Through the efforts of students at La Cañada’s Smile Club, more kids are able to smile. The club’s aim is to help provide operations for kids with cleft lips. Juniors Gina Choi and Tiffany Chen, cofounders of Smile Club, first got the idea from a similar group at a different school. Since then, the club [...]
On Sunday, October 30th, five volunteers from the La Cañada High School Red Cross Club attended the first Youth Corps Day of the San Gabriel Pomona Valley Region. This event kicked off the club’s new season. “Our club has a history of not doing much,” said Gregory Chin, senior co-president of Red Cross Club. “So [...]
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 [...]
Last year, when Caroline Kavich first heard of the Invisible Children group and their cause, she immediately dove in, head first, to support this movement. Invisible Children was founded by three guys from San Diego who traveled to Uganda and took their camera with them to take pictures. While on the trip, they encountered the [...]
It is very fortunate that La Cañada High School supports a variety of clubs and programs, allowing interesting clubs such as the La Cañada Engineering Club to operate. From building efficient robots to constructing solar powered boats for racing in competitions, the LC Engineering Club works with technology, science, and math to create vehicles that [...]
Experiencing the atmosphere of their first debate competition, La Cañada High school debate team went to California High School. Set on January 21, 2011, LCHS speech and debate debated the resolution: “Plea bargaining undermines the criminal justice system”. LCHS speech and debate team won 13 out of the 20 debates that they participated in. It [...]
With a passion to help those who do not have access to necessary resources, many humanitarian clubs raise money and send aid to people living in third world countries. These clubs raise awareness and send volunteers and supplies to help those in need. Thirst Project Club is one of the newest humanitarian clubs on campus [...]
In late April, while the blossoming flowers and sweet smell of spring air began to transition into the long awaited summertime, students of La Canada High School were keenly reminded that this world is not all quite as sweet as daily perceived. Contrary to the hefty houses with great green lawns placed across this city, [...]
For the coming 2010-2011 school year, the La Canada High School Green Club and its new president Jason Kim aspires to be more involved with not only making our school greener but our community as well. In his first volunteer action as president, Jason offered the services of the Green Club to help recycle the [...]
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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 [...]