
Sophomore Viget Vuong Finds Comfort in Origami
Cara Chan
| January 11, 2023

How to Spend Second Semester as a Senior
Arshia Sista, Front Page Editor
| January 10, 2023

Junior Liz De Maria Connects Philosophy and Music through Guitar
Arnav Chandan, Sports Editor
| January 9, 2023
Making a Classic Holiday Treat: Sugar Cookies
Madeline Chung and Elise Ngo
| January 6, 2023

The Most Important Events That Happened Last Year
Gwyneth Yung, Photo Editor
| January 5, 2023

Protests in China Are Not about Zero-COVID; They Are About the Chinese Government
Michael Sun, Staff Writer
| January 5, 2023

Settling the Feud in the Snow: Skiing will Always Remain Superior
Mia Jong, Photo Editor
| January 4, 2023

Senior Charis Kim Artistically Expresses Herself Through the Creation of Original Characters
Sonia Wang, Staff Writer
| January 3, 2023

Ranking Holiday Decorations Around Irvine
Tyler Kim, News Editor
| December 16, 2022

Student Band +1ZP Wins Annual Battle of the Rock Bands
Parmin Zamani, Photo Editor
| December 16, 2022

Choir Concert Lifts Spirits in Annual Winter Performance
Arnav Chandan, Sports Editor
| December 16, 2022