Some of the best things about the holiday season are all the delicious foods that come with it. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Kwanzaa, or Hanukkah, eat vegan or traditional, there will always be a holiday...
‘Tis the season to be Jolly and what better way to celebrate the holiday season than watching some Christmas movies.
So, once it’s that time to sit back with a cozy blanket and watch your festive...
For those with a Starbucks obsession, only one thing signifies the start of the holiday season: Starbucks’ red cups.
Originally launched in 1997, the cups have become a holiday tradition for Starbucks...
The holiday season isn’t complete without some classic holiday music to get people in the mood for winter festivities.
Each year, the Cal High bands perform at winter concerts with songs that...
YES FOR PROP 64
Kaylie Rankin
Vote yes for proposition 64, which will legalize recreational marijuana in California.
By doing this, the sales of marijuana will be taxed and no one under age of 21 will...
There is no doubt that Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have taken center stage this election, leaving important inner-state propositions largely ignored.
The 16 propositions that will appear on the...
Sam Campopiano, Assistant News Editor
• November 7, 2016
Although many voters are focusing on the national election, local San Ramon city elections take place tomorrow as well.
Four candidates are competing for two spots on the San Ramon City Council. ...
With all the buzz about tomorrow’s election, it can be almost overwhelming to take everything into account.
Students that are or will be 18 by Nov 8 can legally vote, so it is important to inform...
Josh Iversen, Managing Editor
• September 29, 2016
Two years ago, a quiet, easygoing Cal High student stood up and explained to his sociology class why he chose to sit during the national anthem.
“He presented a very thoughtful, articulate explanation,”...
Sam Campopiano, Assistant News Editor
• September 29, 2016
The extent of student expression and First Amendment rights has a long history.
In 1965, John Tinker, 15, Mary Tinker, 13, Hope Tinker, 11, and Paul Tinker, 8, all wore black armbands to a school in...
