Dual Enrollment
Amber Reddish, Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
Recently this year, the counselors here at Yorba Linda High School have started to promote dual enrollment courses to the students. Dual enrollment just means that you are enrolled in both high school and college courses. By participating in these courses you can expand your high school resume, as wel...
Keep it Classy: College Admissions Scandal Part 2
Safia Khan, Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
Last month, the world was left in shock after the FBI exposed the true corruption that takes place within the United States education system. Colleges across the country were accused of accepting bribes and allowing students in who would normally not meet their demanding criteria. Disgrac...
France’s Harassment Laws
Safia Khan, Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
In November of 2018, a viral video of a woman being punched by a man who she confronted after he sexually harassed her was posted. The woman in the video, Maria Laguerre, became a front runner for the #MeToo Movement. After this video, France passed legislation that was much stricter on the harassment...
Double Tap for Change
Caitlyn Truong, Editor
June 5, 2019
When reformers such as Martin Luther in the sixteenth century wanted to raise awareness and support for a cause, they crafted, printed, and distributed pamphlets and trusted the power of the spoken word. When reformers such as Emma Gonzalez today want to raise awareness and support for a cause, they p...
The History of the Stable
Amber Reddish, Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
Since Yorba Linda High School opened in 2009 there has always been a variety of organizations that students could be involved in. There was sports, clubs, arts, and academics, yet there was not anything supporting any of these organizations. After five years of the school being opened the school created...
Without Helium…
Zachary Ninomiya, Cartoonist/Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
When asked to predict what would happen in a world without helium, Katrina La (11) believes that “labs, experiments, and balloons would suffer in its absence.” Unfortunately, there is a chance that Katrina’s predictions may come true sooner than expected. The reason? The world is current...
The North Star: Revamped
Amanda Chung, Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
In December of 1847, Frederick Douglas shook the nation with his radical, revolutionary newspaper he called The North Star. After escaping slavery in Maryland, Douglas became one of the most prominent voices in the abolitionist movement, using his great oratory skills to speak against the horrors of e...
Scholarship Season
Amber Reddish, Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
As March comes to an end and April begins most seniors now know where they are going to college, or at least what options they have. Due to this it is time to start looking for and applying to scholarships to help lesson the heavy financial burden that college places on students shoulders. The great t...
Stagecoach Vs. Coachella
Amber Reddish, Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
Every year as spring rolls around, along with it comes festival season. Here in Southern California two of the biggest music festivals are Coachella and Stagecoach, which both take place in Coachella Valley, California. Despite the fact that they take place at the same venue in subsequent weekends, t...
The Climate Strike
Amber Reddish, Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
For many years there has been debate over whether or not global warming is a real issue. Multiple scientists have tested and studied the topic and many have offered up solutions to slow its causes--and in turn hopefully its harmful effects on the environment. In Northern California, an area where natur...
Alaskan Plane Crashes
Eunice Ahn, Photojournalist
June 5, 2019
On May 13 and May 21, Taquan Air, a regional airline in Alaska, had two crashes. Although one is enough to shock many people, the fact that they had 2 makes it even more unexpected and difficult for many of the victims or related to the victims in both crashes. On May 13, 2 float planes collided into each...
Measles Outbreak in Orange County
Stephen Serrano, Section Editor
June 5, 2019
The measles epidemic has been spreading across the nation as a result of refusal to vaccinate. Thought to be virtually eradicated in the United States by the year 2000, many people have started not vaccinating their children due to false information that vaccines can cause autism (CDC). This disease has ...
