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Q&A with Superintendent Skelly

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Q&A with Superintendent Skelly

Alyce Thornhill May 24, 2018

Superintendent Kevin Skelly talks new policies, mental health and the importance of students being politically involved

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Zoe Wilson’s business shows the “Hope in Art”

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Zoe Wilson’s business shows the “Hope in Art”

Audrey Kim May 24, 2018

It started as a project for Girl Scouts, but it turned into something Zoe Wilson was passionate...

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Drop the beat on some new artists

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Drop the beat on some new artists

Alexa Pilgrim May 24, 2018

If you like Charlie Puth, you might like AJR Like Charlie Puth, AJR has a unique sound...

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Home economics prepares us for the real world

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Home economics prepares us for the real world

Penelope King April 30, 2018

Aragon used to have a diverse home economics program. It was separated into two elective classes: one...

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To protect and to parent: Students who have parents in the police force share their experiences

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To protect and to parent: Students who have parents in the police force share their experiences

Daniel Laird April 30, 2018

While the prospect of visiting the police station would instill fear in most, for junior Alex Torres,...

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Soap in the Mouth: Cleaning up hateful language

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Soap in the Mouth: Cleaning up hateful language

Alexa Pilgrim April 30, 2018

On April 16 and 17, students signed a poster in Center Court, pledging to not say the...

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Charlotte Wong: Piano prodigy

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Charlotte Wong: Piano prodigy

Justin Im April 30, 2018

Sophomore Charlotte Wong and her favorite composer Franz Liszt share more than a birthday in common. Both...

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Inter-school relationships

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Inter-school relationships

Audrey Kim April 26, 2018

They’re like long distance relationships, but shorter

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A dive into Aragon’s past: Part I — Students’ rights in the 1980s

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A dive into Aragon’s past: Part I — Students’ rights in the 1980s

Gabriel Lukaszewicz April 26, 2018

The Aragon Aristocrat, the former name for the Outlook, published a centerspread titled “Students’ Rights” on March...

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See Change

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See Change

Rosella Graham April 26, 2018

Hollywood appears to be diversifying. But what does it mean? And will it stick?

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Minding the gap (year)

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Minding the gap (year)

Rosella Graham March 15, 2018

After high school, seemingly endless opportunities open up to graduates. Gap years are often considered to be...

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Dual Perspective: Growing up in an immigrant household

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Dual Perspective: Growing up in an immigrant household

Naomi Vanderlip March 15, 2018

Many students have to balance two different but interrelated lives of being the child of an immigrant...

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