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The Official Student-Run Newspaper of California High School

The Californian

College town attracts people around the bay for its music, thrift stores, and food

College town attracts people around the bay for its music, thrift stores, and food

Joshua Gu, News Editor March 19, 2013

Berkeley is often referred to as the hipster capital of the Bay Area, but ironically, the city still holds many attractions that a mainstream audience can appreciate. Berkeley is home some of the best...

Noises from the Newsroom

This regular feature will be devoted to members of The Californian interested in the arts.  Everything from music to movies to books will be reviewed by our staff writers and editors. Here are this month’s...

Noises from the Newsroom- Favorite Love Song

Joshua Gu, Shefali Saboo, Kaila Young, and Adam Jackson February 11, 2013

Name: Joshua Gu Position: News Editor Song: “Clique” by Kanye West, Big Sean, and Jay-Z Valentine’s Day is in three days, and it’s not only the time to celebrate your love for a significant...

Listeners fall in love with ‘Heartthrob’

Joshua Gu, News Editor February 11, 2013

The band Tegan and Sara experienced a landmark moment on Jan, 29, when their seventh studio album, “Heartthrob,” was released. “Heartthrob” retains the lyrical relevance that they possess in...

Gangster Squad Film Review

Joshua Gu, News Editor January 23, 2013

I walked into the theatre expecting to be pleasantly charmed by Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling. I wasn’t. The most distinct features of the movie “Gangster Squad” are its highly stylized action scenes,...

The Killers come out on top with recent ‘Battle Born’

Joshua Gu, News Editor October 12, 2012

Alternative rock band, The Killers, released their fourth studio album, “Battle Born,” last month after a year-and-a half hiatus. Eight years have passed since the release of their first album,...

Overpopulation a problem at Cal High

October 7, 2011
School grows to its largest size in history with nearly 2,600 students enrolled
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