Contemporary Take on Classic Legend
by RYAN HSU
“The Kid Who Would Be King,” is an exciting tween-oriented Arthurian fantasy film made in the UK and distributed by 20th Century Fox, released Jan. 25, 2019.
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Winter Homecoming Night Rally
by EMILY DUONG
United Student Body will be hosting its annual Winter Homecoming night rally tomorrow in Byers’ Gymnasium at 7 p.m.
Read moreVarsity Girls H2O aim to keep consecutive league champ title
by STVALIZH URIBE
Diving into their season, girls water polo teams will play against El Toro Chargers, Dec. 18, home.
Read moreCagerettes work to improve
by SOFIA CUEVAS & CITLALI MORENO
Hoping for another win, JV and Frosh cagerettes will compete away in the Artesia Tournament Dec. 17-21, while varsity will compete in the West Coast Holiday Festival Dec. 26-29.
Read moreVarsity cagers anticipate success in league games
by IVY XU & VIVIANA RODRIGUEZ
Hoping to start the season strong, varsity cagers have a preseason record of 11-3 and will have their first Almont League game on Jan. 7.
Read moreGrapplers compete in tourneys
by RAYLENE GUZMAN
Beginning a new season, the Spartan grapplers are training for their second dual away against their crosstown rivals, the Montebello Oilers, on Dec. 19.
Read moreStrikers take on preseason games
by KATRINA LIN
Both the varsity and JV strikers will kick-off Almont League play with a match against the Mark Keppel Aztecs Dec. 20.
Read moreDIY: Auntie Karine Minasyan’s Chocolate Chip Cookies
graphics by KIA HARLAN, ANNA MINASYAN, KAITLYN TANG, & IVY XU
1. Prepare baking sheet with parchment paper
Read more‘Las Posadas,’ caroling provide holiday cheer
by VIVIANA RODRIGUEZ
Staying true to traditions, students celebrate Las Posadas and participate in caroling, bringing their communities together during the holidays.
Read moreWreaths bring season to full circle
by KIA HARLAN
Cheerful wreaths adorning people’s doors during the holidays bring holiday spirit; however, these simple decorations represent more than meets the eye, having evolved over time.
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