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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

Here is an example of what many teachers see when teaching a class. It makes it very difficult for the teacher to monitor if the class is participating and doesn’t make the class feel connected.

The Importance of Showing Your Face on Zoom

Kylie de Best, Section Editor December 27, 2020

With online learning going on for almost a year now, many teachers are often teaching to about 30 black squares with names. With cameras more recently being required on Zoom, students have found many clever...

Generally, people associate ADHD with hyperactivity and inability to sit still; however, these symptoms are typically seen in boys. Due to the disregard of common symptoms in girls, such as forgetfulness and intense emotions, many girls live a difficult life undiagnosed.

Why Girls With ADHD Often Go Undiagnosed

Riley Pietsch, Editor-in-Chief December 18, 2020

When someone expresses they have Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, or more commonly known as ADHD, most typically picture the kid in class who has trouble focusing, or staying still for the entirety...

Christmas has become a holiday where billions of dollars are spent worldwide.

Is Christmas Becoming a Capitalistic Tactic?

Anita Tun, Photojournalist December 18, 2020

With Christmas coming around the corner, people are enthusiastically preparing themselves around the world. However, is the economy ruining the meaning of Christmas? Christmas is a time where family and...

A common superstition amongst young kids is the warning to not step on a crack or youll break your moms back. This little rhyme has made many avoid the cracks on a sidewalk.

The World’s Unexplained; Part 4

Sarah Lemos, Photojournalist December 18, 2020

Back in the 1970s a famous saying of “Step on a crack and break your mom’s back” originated from a popular magazine, but over time it has become a superstition that many believe in. The idea of a...

- Music is an escape from the world and it lets you take away the stress for a little.

How Does Music Affect Us In A Positive Way?

Emma Perron, Photojournalist December 18, 2020

Do you ever remember a song and it brings back vivid memories or the song just makes you get up and dance? Music plays a very important role in our lives.    Music is such a broad topic because...

Though 2020 has been a tough year for us, there are many life lessons that have come out of it that we can all grow from.

Lessons We Have Learned in 2020

Kylie de Best, Section Editor December 12, 2020

2020 has for sure been a year that will be hard to forget. With the global pandemic, fires burning in California, and many other tragic events, it seems that everything has been taken away from us. However,...

Performative activism has emerged during this age of social media.

The Harm of Performative Activism

Anita Tun, Photojournalist December 11, 2020

After the Black Lives Matter protests, the phrase performative activism has emerged throughout the world. Performative activism is a form of activism that benefits one's gain rather than expressing genuine...

With confidence, Harry Styles donned a long gown for his December edition Vogue shoot, proving men can wear “feminine” clothing.

How Harry Styles is Breaking Gender Norms

Riley Pietsch, Editor-in-Chief December 8, 2020

From the moment a child is born, he or she is unknowingly confined by their assigned gender. Women have been expected to hold “emotional” and “nurturing” characteristics, and in contrast, men should...

Keeping a planner will help keep you on track and not forget to complete any assignments.

How To Not Procrastinate: Tips From a Procrastinator

Katelyn Ruggles, Photojournalist November 25, 2020

Over quarantine, people overly adapted to the new and easy lifestyle of not doing anything all day. Going into school, students kept that same mindset and continued to live their days doing nothing that...

Along the streets of Los Angeles, it is nothing new to spot homeless people camped out sporadically, but because of the recent COVID-19 outbreak, homelessness has seemed to increase rapidly, with more and more people setting up tents each day.

Homelessness During COVID-19: an Epidemic Within a Pandemic

Riley Pietsch, Editor-in-Chief November 21, 2020

As a Southern California native, I often find myself driving through the streets of Los Angeles. Along freeways and side streets, it is not surprising to see the various homeless people who frequent the...

Already many areas of California are in the purple tier, so please be careful out there or even better, please stay at home!

Important: We are Still in a Pandemic!

Eunice Ahn, Photojournalist November 21, 2020

Attention, please! We are still in a pandemic! As much as we would all love to forget about COVID-19 and the tough times we are going through, let us not forget that we are still not completely safe from...

Although it may seem fun at first, please be mindful when wearing other cultures clothes as costumes!

Alert! Normalized Racism Everywhere!

Eunice Ahn, Photojournalist November 21, 2020

With the Black Lives Matter Movement bringing forth people's dissatisfaction with racism, it slowly started to trickle out people telling others to stop normalizing racism against other races. What exactly...

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