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The Wrangler

The #1 student news site of Yorba Linda High School

The Wrangler

The #1 student news site of Yorba Linda High School

The Wrangler

Zika Virus infections inside a group of cells.

First local child born with defect caused by the Zika virus

Salvador Martinez, Photojournalist April 28, 2017

A baby born recently in the county of San Diego is the first in the region to suffer horrible birth defects after the infant’s mother was infected with the virus while traveling abroad. Public-health...

Betsy Devos, Secretary of Education (Photo Courtesy of Google)

The New Republican School Choice Bill

Wayne Chan, Photojournalist April 28, 2017

Recently Iowa Rep. Steve King proposed a bill to congress, House Bill 610. According to Congress this bill would first establish the Choices in Education Act of 2017, repeal the Elementary and Secondary...

Robert Godwin Sr. (Photo courtesy of CNN)

The Chase for Murderer Steve Stephens

Wayne Chan, Photojournalist April 28, 2017

On Easter Sunday, while walking home from an Easter meal with his grandchildren, 74-year-old Robert Godwin Sr. was shot dead while being filmed by Steve Stephens. Steve Stephens, angered by issues...

North Korea, Photo courtesy of Human Rights Watch

Potential For Disaster

Janet Han, Photojournalist April 28, 2017

North Korea, the world’s most secretive region, has a long history of being shrouded in mystery. From cutting off most connections with outside developments to threatening nuclear attacks by conducting...

Above, Mr. Cadra poses in a Star Wars themed picture. Combining the two things that he loves, Star Wars and Grammar

Yearbook Dedication Award Presented To Richard Cadra

Brandon Russell, Photojournalist April 27, 2017

Since Yorba Linda High School first opened up its doors in 2009-2010, the yearbook class, and administrator, Mrs. Shay, have carried on the tradition of awarding one staff member of YLHS the esteemed yearbook...

Kathrine Switzer was the first woman to participate in the Boston Marathon in 1967. Photo courtesy of Fox News

First Woman to Run Boston Marathon Returns

Mabel Ra, Photojournalist April 20, 2017

Number 261. To many, 261 is merely a number. To Kathrine Switzer, however, 261 is a reflection on a victorious day, 46 years ago. In the year 1967, at just 20 years old, Kathrine Switzer became the first...

United Airlines; photo courtesy of Travel + Leisure

United Passenger Dragged From Overbooked Flight

Bita Zadeh, Photojournalist April 11, 2017

  The very concerning scene captured on cellphones by United Airlines passengers went beyond the typical nightmares of travelers on an overbooked flight.   On Sunday, April 9th, a man...

New Continent Found Under New Zealand

New Continent Found Under New Zealand

Neil Bondoc, Photojournalist April 6, 2017

In its recent publication, the Geological Society of America (GSA) has said that although New Zealand is considered as Australia's smaller neighbour, the country is sitting on a massive new continent called...

Eleven pounds of coins led to the death of Om Sin. Photo courtesy of CNN

Bank the Turtle: Death by Coins

Mabel Ra, Photojournalist April 6, 2017

Recently a sea turtle, a species considered endangered, died. The cause? 11-pounds worth of coins.   In the urban city of Bangkok, Thailand lies a public pond. In this pond resided a twenty-five...

The cellulose of the spinach is injected with red dye to demonstrate how well liquids move through. If the experiments go as planned, this dye will be replaced with blood.

The Heart Loves Spinach

Juliette Fournier, Photojournalist April 6, 2017

Spinach is known to be one of the healthiest vegetables, and although it doesn’t give the superhuman strength as shown in cartoons, it does do more than just provide nutrients and vitamins for the body....

A South Korean soldier, Photo courtesy of DW News

The Trade War

Janet Han, Photojournalist April 6, 2017

Recently, major South Korean company Lotte allotted land within South Korea to to the United States. The land is being used in order to build a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD), or an American...

Crayons, Photo courtesy of Today

The End of a Legacy

Janet Han, Photojournalist April 6, 2017

Everybody has picked up a crayon at some point in their life, and chances are, it was made by Crayola. When it comes to crayons, Crayola is the number one leading brand, with over a century of operation...

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