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By Lana Barakat, Staff Writer College today costs more than ever, and students across the country are feeling it. Tuition alone can be thousands of dollars each semester, but that’s only the beginning. When you add housing, food, textbooks, transportation, and basic living expenses, the price of getting a degree becomes overwhelming for many families….
Written by: Safa Aziz This student spotlight is about Subhana Maredia, Senior – Class of 2027 Q: What is something that you’re looking forward to this year? A: I am graduating in December, so that’s what I’ve been looking forward to Q: Looking ahead after high school, what career of field of study are you going into? A: I want to major in…
By: Camille Serrata, staff writer The Water Polo season has kicked off to a great start, with familiar players, and a bunch of new faces. The team is one of the most powerful teams that the Bulldogs have; they‘ve been making their community proud. Players have been working hard during dryland conditioning and pool practices, focusing on pass accuracy, and building water chemistry. With a new season there…
By: Fatima Mustafa Photo by: Daren Castillo The volleyball season has officially begun, bringing a new season of competition, teamwork, and school spirit, to the court. With practices going on and games starting up, the team is preparing for another exciting season. Players have been working hard during practices, focusing on improving their skills, building team chemistry, and…
By: Isabella Restrepo For most students, lunch is one of the only times during the school day when they can actually take a break. Students spend hours going from class to class, doing assignments, taking tests, and listening to teachers. So, when lunch comes around, students should be able to relax and have some freedom….
By Tooba Khan COVID‑19 is rising again, and students are starting to feel the impact. Over the past few weeks, more people have been missing class, reporting fevers, coughs, and fatigue. According to recent CDC tracking, new variants continue to spread in school settings because students spend long hours indoors and in close contact. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University recently…
Written By: Yusuf Almansi Most people leave high school with a diploma, some memories and maybe a yearbook they’ll never open again. Coach Wilson left Austin High School as a Bulldog, only to find himself right back where he started 20 years later. Except this time, he isn’t carrying a backpack. He’s coaching the team. “It’s a huge blessing,” Wilson said. “This community raised…