Lucky little juniors, eh? Never heard that before have ya? Taking Advanced Placement courses (or according to Mr. Powers, the “Address the Prompt” classes), studying for SAT’s, and searching for colleges are not usually activities one usually associates with lucky. Then why are they so fortunate? For the class of 2012, the University of California [...]
I can’t begin to count how many students I hear complaining about their education, wishing they never had to attend one more day of school. It’s understandable. I’m not going to lie and say that I’ve never been fed up with the school and with the routine… However, most of the students who complain about [...]
By Christophe LaBelle The American educational system is designed to prepare youth for future roles in society. The nature of these roles is something left to individual schools to decide. Some emphasize service while others champion the development of leaders. In light of these goals, there are educational philosophers who believe TAs are an integral [...]
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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 [...]