
Girls Who Code Club Get in the ‘Algo-rhythm’ of Inspiring and Teaching
Sidra Asif, Backpage Editor
| November 18, 2022

E-Bikes Race Over the Speed Limit of School Safety
Elise Ngo and Aditi Salunkhe
| November 17, 2022

Ranking The Best Study Music Genres For Upcoming Finals Season
Arnav Chandan, Sports Editor
| November 16, 2022

Boys’ Water Polo Makes Bulldog History as League Champions and CIF Runner-up
Mia Jong and Sonia Wang
| November 15, 2022

Advanced Theater ‘Plays On’ in Fall Show
Elise Ngo and Gwyneth Yung
| November 9, 2022

Trauma Voyeurism: An Unethical Means of Gaining ‘Clicks’ in the Modern Age
Hannah Ko and Tara Vatandoust
| November 7, 2022
![While artificially generated art can be produced at a faster rate, it is not comparable to the beauty of human-made art. “I think that [art] often ties into self expression and ties into processing how you're feeling or what's going on in the world and being able to communicate in that way, and those are pretty complex, big things to do,” visual arts teacher Kearci Thompson said. “So it's not as interesting to most people that study art because we're like, okay, [the AI] can do some of the things kind of well, but it doesn't have that human aspect that draws you in.”](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Screen-Shot-2022-11-03-at-9.25.15-PM-900x556.png)
AI Art Will Always Stay Artificial
Ruhi Samudra and Shaina Taebi
| November 3, 2022

Basketball Players Emaleena Elson and Kalynne Mendez Had Their ‘Swish’ Come True
Ruhi Samudra, Staff Writer
| November 3, 2022

Ceramics Teacher Donavan Miller Expresses Himself Through The Arts
Jana Malek, Staff Writer
| November 3, 2022

Promoting Acceptance: The Belonging Project
Kayleen Kim and Shaina Taebi
| November 1, 2022

‘Midnights’ By Taylor Swift Is Anything But Mediocre
Maitri Allani and Shaina Taebi
| October 31, 2022