by Joshua Gu, staff writer
From the hottest rap stars, to alternative-rock kings to classic rock legends, this year’s summer music festivals are sure to impress
June 10
Summer Jam has been produced...
by Jacob Hirsohn, staff writer
It has been an unbelievably eventful year in movies already. With the incredible box office performances of “The Hunger Games” ($152 million opening weekend)...
by Emma von der Lieth, staff writer
Although many Christian bands and artists don’t always appeal to all crowds, Cal High Christian band The Bear Necessities have found a way to express their faith...
by Jen Hight, online editor
The scene is set by a hanging window and a single bookcase, while a lonely door with a partial wall watches over the stage from the side. A long table sits center stage and...
By Tessa De Vilbiss, staff writer
“My freshman year I broke my jaw in two places,” said junior Justin Hughs. “Then I got 11 stitches in my chin and a metal plate put in my chin. And then my mouth...
by Sydney Castillo, staff writer
Feeling the wind in his hair and the flow of the ocean beneath him. The force of the wind pushes the vessel along the ocean. The sails catch as the boat coasts through...
by Christina Calderon, staff writer
With summer right around the corner, warm weather is coming in and people are heading out – to the mountains, that is.
Rock climbing has been gaining popularity...
by Justine Chang, staff writer
Imagine sitting on a surfboard floating on refreshing, ocean water on a warm, summer day and being surrounded by friends.
A sense of calm and happiness overflows the...
by John Sexton, sports editor
With no time left on the clock in the first half of the NCS women’s lacrosse semifinals, Carondelet attacker Cali Castagnola scored to cap a 5-0 Cougar run.
The goal...
by Zach Stalcup and Haley DeLuc, staff writers
The Cal High football team will soon be adding a new member to its coaching staff, someone who knows a thing or two about discipline.
Scott Holder will...
