Brian Nakajima, News Editor and Online Administrator
• February 15, 2017
Social media is a fascinating and bizarre world full of selfies, dank memes, and the newest phenomenon: fake news.
To be clear, fake news is different from biased news, which still cites sources and...
Sojourn to the Past, an organization promoting trips to the South, recently visited campus and incited many mixed reactions, including allegations of bullying.
Sojourn to the Past was founded by Bay...
Junior Ilyaas Arsala went to Turkey over winter break to help Syrian orphans and refugees from what is known to be the biggest humanitarian emergency of the 21st century.
For over a week, Arsala...
After more than 40 years at Cal High, Algebra teacher Fred Albano retired on Jan. 27.
Although he had planned on finishing the semester, Albano finally decided that it would be a good time to retire.
“Some...
The San Ramon library branch will finally be opening its doors after a year-and-a-half-long renovation.
It is expected to open in the second week of March, according to the San Ramon public service...
It can be hard to find a fair and objective news source these days. Many news organizations possess biases, or tendencies for their stories and coverage to lean either more liberal or more conservative.
One...
More than 185,000 Bay Area locals marched on Jan. 21 to show solidarity in the face of President Trump’s inauguration.
The Women’s March Organization began as a March on Washington, and soon manifested...
More than two dozen Cal High students witnessed history last month when President Donald J. Trump was sworn into office as the 45th president.
The trip, which was from Jan. 19-22, was advertised at...
Brian Nakajima, News Editor and Online Administrator
• December 20, 2016
The previous months have taken a toll on Cal High as many students, staff and parents have become exhausted by the issue of racism.
Since the first instance of racist graffiti at Cal was discovered...
Students, teachers, and parents came together at Cal High for a festive dance like no other.
More than 200 students with special needs attended the Winter Wonderland dance on Dec. 2, and enjoyed dancing,...
