Stan ‘the man’ Lee leaves mark on comic culture

by LYDIA GEE
Stanley Martin Lieber, Marvel Comics writer, editor, and publisher passed away Nov. 12 at the age of 95.
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Stanley Martin Lieber, Marvel Comics writer, editor, and publisher passed away Nov. 12 at the age of 95.
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With the recent launching of SpaceX’s self-landing Falcon 9 rocket, government agencies and private companies around the world look to the sky with anticipation for innovations in the space industry.
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With the planet Earth and its valuable resources deteriorating, we must realize the revolutionary implications of space science and encourage interest among our generation.
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Common distinctions in vision distortion are classified as nearsightedness and farsightedness; people frequently misinterpret the causes and effects of optic deficiencies.
by EVELYN WONG
Grappling her way toward the top five wrestlers in California, senior Sarah Zaragoza sets an example for local female athletes for years to come.
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The road to success isn’t smooth. It’s filled with curve balls, strike outs and uneven playing fields.
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For the first time in school history, the girls water polo team won a California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section (CIF-SS) Division 2 Championship, Feb. 25, earning Schurr’s first CIF win by a female team.
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While preparing to face the challenges presented by globalization, it is imperative that students take civic responsibility by keeping up with global issues.
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Although not as widely publicized as the Presidential election, the outcome of propositions on the California ballot Nov.8 are still of utmost importance, as the topics they address can greatly impact life in the state.
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Hours after the 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck central Italy Aug. 24, Facebook created a Safety Check feature for people in the area to let friends and family know they were safe.
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