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The Rise of Online Thrifting

Buying secondhand clothing used to include perusing the racks at a local thrift store such as Plato’s Closet, located in Downtown San Mateo a few minutes from our school. You could purchase used clothing at a bargain and also sell your clothes for some cash. The warming world has a […]

Community Features

Zooming In

It’s been six months since the coronavirus outbreak happened. We’ve been trying to cope with the virus for so long and now, it’s time to go back to school. Not just students, but the whole staff will need to adapt to the new “zoom format” for a while since we […]

Columns Opinion

Dye Your Hair

In this strange and unprecedented time of self-qurantines and post-apocalyptic trips to the grocery store, one can get really bored. Whether it be the many hours you spend alone or watching other people on social media glow up to be a completely new person, wanting to change something about  their […]

Opinion

Activism Anxiety

A familiar foe in the busy schedule of a high school student: sweet, sweet time to zone out on Instagram. The home page is flooded with hundreds of stories to choose from; each scroll seems more enticing than the next. As you descend down, down, down the posts and wade […]

A&E COVID-19 Music

Music to Check Out in Quarantine

Personally, music has been one of the only pieces of my previous life pre-pandemic that has been keeping my sanity. While my family and I have been fortunate enough to remain in good health during the pandemic, high school students, like myself, have been lacking social interaction and the sense […]