The Californian

What would you change about Cal?

Kat LeTran, Features Editor • May 25, 2017

Although Cal High gets recognized for being ranked in the top 500 US high schools, there’s always room for improvement for these student-packed halls. Seniors are counting the days to graduation,...

SFMoMA has become artistic center of the Bay

Kat LeTran and Ingrid Lam • February 15, 2017

San Francisco is known for being home to several acclaimed museums, but the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art should definitely be on any art lovers’ agenda the next time they travel to the city. For...

Staff speaks out about UC Berkeley protests

Josh Iversen, Kat LeTran, Cameron Harris, and Kiley Borba • February 3, 2017

The events that took place at UC Berkeley Wednesday night were simply embarrassing. The violence and hate exhibited by rioters on campus was repulsive and cannot be tolerated. I will never support speaker...

Native land and people should not be disrespected

Kat LeTran and Emma Hall • December 15, 2016

The Army Corps of Engineers has finally declared to find a new route for the Dakota Access pipeline. Over the past three months, Sioux Native Americans have fought arduously to remove the pipeline...

Finishing strong?

Kat LeTran, Features Editor • June 3, 2016

The inevitable season has come again this year. Parents are desperate. Students are sluggish. Teachers are at their wits’ ends. No, it’s not the flu season, or even allergy season. It’s the...

School club promotes diversity

Linda Wang, Features Editor • April 29, 2016

Among the wide variety of clubs at Cal High, the culture club distinctively sets itself apart from the rest. Led by junior Kathley Letran, the Culture Club shares and informs students about the diverse...

Day of Silence sparks backlash

Kat LeTran, Features Editor • April 29, 2016

Duct tape slapped. Mouths shut. Silence spread. Many students at Cal High and throughout the nation actively took part in Day of Silence on April 15 to protest the struggles the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,...

Cal students duel in the sport of fencing

Kat LeTran, Features Editor • February 8, 2016

Sophomore Raymond Wang, junior Connor Lockhart tackle unique sport

New homework policy implemented

Kat Letran, Features Editor • October 19, 2015

Less work and more play? Sounds fake, right? But alarming levels of stress from students have caused the San Ramon Valley Unified School District to introduce a new homework policy this year that...

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