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In early August, members of the Drama department flew to Edinburgh, Scotland to participate in the world’s largest theater festival, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. At this festival, they performed the …
Read MoreIn September 2021, junior Naomi Porter applied to be the student board member of the California State Board of Education (SBE). This position is held by a high school senior …
Read MoreOne of the five Peninsula teams won first place at the national round of StellarXplorers, a STEM program in which teams of students compete to design simulated satellites through formulating …
Read MoreSince its release in 2015, the video game “Rocket League,” developed by the company Psyonix, has gained 75 million players. In the game, which can be compared to virtual soccer …
Read MoreOver the summer of 2021, junior Meghan Ke took up crocheting as a way to pass time following a surgery on her torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Previously, Ke spent …
Read MoreThe video, “Liberal Teens vs. Conservative Parents,” which features senior Hannah Corr, was released on Dec. 26, 2021 and has gained 1.1 million views. “Liberal Teens vs Conservative Parents” is …
Read MoreIn kindergarten, senior Christina Chen began learning pencil sketching techniques from her older brother, and was captivated by watching him bring ordinary items to life through his drawings. Chen was …
Read MoreAt the age of six, sophomore Audra Yap began ice skating at the Promenade Ice Chalet where she discovered a new aspiration to learn to figure skate. Yap shifted from …
Read MoreWhether they are being used to decorate a water bottle, computer case or binder, stickers have become a popular way to personalize a person’s belongings across the world. The global …
Read MoreAt 13 years old, junior Hana Huang discovered a newfound interest in archery when she shot a finger compound bow at a Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) summer camp. This …
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