‘Deadpool 2,’ now in theaters, not on Cable
Michael Barry, Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
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Warning: This review contains spoilers from the first Deadpool movie, which, if you’re reading a review about “Deadpool 2,” you should have seen the first movie by now. With the success of Marvel’s new installment of the Avengers franchise, “Infinity War Part 1”, expectations fo...
‘Incredibles 2’ expected to be super
Mason Allen, Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
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After 14 long years of waiting, “The Incredibles” is finally getting a sequel. On June 15, fans will see the nationwide release of Disney’s “Incredibles 2.” The 2004 hit about a superhero family trying to live a normal life after superheroes are outlawed was the first Pixa...
Your guide to new summer sounds
Joshua Ferrer, Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
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With summer just around the corner, this is the time of year that almost all artists release their best music. Every summer, artists emerge from musical hibernation to give the public what they need: new summer jams. Summer bangers usually come out in early spring but don’t hit t...
Cal’s choir is more than just singing
Anne Syed, Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
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Walk into Cal High’s choir room any day during lunch and it’s filled with kids smiling and composing quick melodies. “The goal for the class is to make beautiful music, approach all things with thoughtfulness and care, take individual accountability for your learning and your role as a member...
What to pack for a music festival
Ilene Morrisette, A&E Editor
May 30, 2018
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As summer approaches, so do music festivals. You have the tickets, but you may be asking “What should I bring?” Well, The Californian has the answers for you. What you bring to a music festival can greatly influence how enjoyable the festival is. If you have the wrong shoes or don’t bring ...
T-Swizzle rips up Alex’s heart and his sign
Alex Suehiro, Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
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Going to see your favorite artist in concert is an amazing experience, but going backstage and possibly meeting her is a dream come true, especially when that artist is Taylor Swift. The question is… How does one get backstage? Taylor Swift’s camp provided The Californian with free tickets to the Friday night concert...
Drama presents the roaring ’20s
Matt Martinez, Staff Writer
April 27, 2018
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Cal High Drama is bringing the roaring ’20s back to the present in their upcoming adaptation of “The Great Gatsby.” Students have been working hard for over a month to do their best to bring the world that F. Scott Fitzgerald created to life. The play is being helmed by two student directors,...
Pawsh: Spring fashion trends
Anne Syed, Staff Writer
April 27, 2018
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When the sun starts shining a little longer and the temperature rises, we all pull out our favorite shorts, flowy dresses and bring more color into our wardrobes. Spring fashion this year calls for vibrant pastels and lots of patterns. When you walk into Forever 21, you’re going to see a l...
‘Smash Bros. 5’ is ready to brawl
Brandon Victoriano, Staff Writer
April 27, 2018
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Fans of the franchise “Super Smash Bros.” have been excited ever since the newest installment of the series for the Nintendo Switch was officially announced. During Nintendo Direct, an online presentation, in which Nintendo announces future titles coming to their consoles, the trailer for the...
What is the most ridiculous assignment you’ve ever recieved in high school?
Emma Hall, John Symank, Conan Maron, and Kiley Borba
April 27, 2018
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Name: Emma Hall Position: Managing Editor Assignment: “Back To The Future 4” & Memetics My high school experience has not always been prestigious like this district paints itself to be. Last year, I took a social science class that could be considered not very academically challenging. I...