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The #1 student news site of Yorba Linda High School

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Kylie de Best

Kylie de Best, Editor-in-Chief

Kylie de Best is a senior at Yorba Linda High School. This is her fourth year in The Wrangler, and she is excited to now be one of the Editor-in-Chiefs. Her hobbies include reading, writing, listening to music, watching shows and volunteering. In the future, she wants to pursue a career involving business or education. She has two dogs and a cat, and enjoys their crazy, loving personalities. Some other extracurriculars she is involved in are PTSA, CSF, and yearbook. She is happiest hanging out with her friends and trying new things, and she can’t wait for what this new year will bring!

All content by Kylie de Best
Thirty years after the release of Hocus Pocus, fans were excited to see a sequel of this classic finally be remade.

Hocus Pocus 2: The Return of the Sanderson Sisters

November 21, 2022
Though many are excited to be back in school, it can be very easy to be unmotivated in classes after a while.

What to do when you are Unmotivated

October 11, 2022
Though it took me many tries to to get my license, I kept trying and learned how to be a better driver.

How I Got My Driver’s License

June 8, 2022
True happiness is not something that people are only able to have when they are older. Even through hard times, people can find true happiness and learn about the significance of each moment of joy in life.

What is True Happiness?

June 1, 2022
People at Yorba Linda High School came to speak about the purpose of the fundraiser, and how much they appreciate people coming to help a former Mustang.

Once A Mustang, Always A Mustang

May 24, 2022
With how easy it is to fall into the same routine and constantly worry about things in the future, it is important to remember to be present.

The Importance of Being Present

May 16, 2022
As a surprise for many, BTS not only had concerts in Vegas, but the city was also BTS-themed and temporarily renamed Borahaegas.

A Trip to Borahaegas

April 27, 2022
To see more of Summers baking adventures, make sure to follow her Instagram @summers_sweet_show.

Summer’s Science of Baking

March 14, 2022
With Russia currently invading Ukraine, the people at Christ Cathedral prayed for Ukraine during their Ash Wednesday Prayer Service.

Christ Cathedral Celebrates Ash Wednesday by Praying for Peace in Ukraine

March 14, 2022
Ellora Martinez has taught us that we have the power to overcome any challenge presented in our lives and that we can achieve greatness if we focus on our dreams.

How a Young Baker’s Dreams and Perseverance Gave Her the Recipe for Success

February 28, 2022
People often use the phrase “I’m fine” because they don’t know how to express themselves or fear being a burden to others, but this suppresses their emotions and can make their situation worse.

I’m (Not) Fine

February 15, 2022
With children going back to school and people going back to their day-to-day activities, it makes it much easier for both the flu and COVID to spread.

Flurona: A combination of the Flu and COVID

January 21, 2022
BTS finally getting to perform in front of fans again was a very exciting and emotional experience for many. Through all of the amazing performances, heartwarming speeches, and funny moments, everyone had the time of their lives and will remember this forever.

Recap of Permission to Dance on Stage Day 1

January 12, 2022
Though competition can be good to motivate students, it can also create unhealthy habits of people constantly comparing themselves to others and trying to be better than everyone.

How Competition Can Affect Students

December 16, 2021
Toxic positivity is something almost everyone has experienced in their lives, and can unintentionally invalidate people’s emotions and make the situation worse.

Why Telling Someone to be Positive Isn’t Always the Best Idea

December 14, 2021
An antidepressant called fluvoxamine has been showing promise in helping reduce hospitalizations and deaths for people diagnosed with COVID-19 because of its anti-inflammatory properties.

Antidepressant Fluvoxamine Showing Promise in Treating COVID-19

December 9, 2021
Many students need to take a mental health day from all of the stress they have, but feel like they can’t due to potentially falling behind or losing motivation.

Law Passed in Several States Allows Students to Take Mental Health Days

November 2, 2021
There are many different Halloween traditions around the world, such as Día de los Muertos and Guy Fawkes Day.

Origin and Traditions of Halloween

October 25, 2021
After being under her father’s control for the past 13 years, Britney has finally made more progress in ending the conservatorship.

An Update on Britney Spears’ Case and Documentary Release

October 18, 2021
BTS is finally having an in person concert for the first time since 2019, which is why it is important to be prepared before the tickets go on sale.

Tips On Getting BTS Concert Tickets

October 11, 2021
Many of the marketing tactics used such as making people feel bad about themselves or feel left out often make people question the ethics behind a company.

Society Doesn’t Make People Feel Good About Themselves

October 6, 2021
Thinking positive not only benefits you mentally, but physically as well.

How to Be More Positive in Today’s Society

June 8, 2021
Many are happy to have Dr. Dihn as our new principal and believe this role is very well suited for him.

Welcoming Our New Principal Dr. Dihn

June 3, 2021
There are a lot of stereotypes associated with mental illness, and this can make it hard for people to get the help they need and for people to understand their situation.

Breaking The Stereotypes Associated with Mental Illness

June 3, 2021
After being closed for over a year, Disneyland is now finally able to open both the park and its rides, exciting many Disney lovers who have waited so long for this to happen.

The Long-Awaited Reopening of Disneyland

April 20, 2021
With the rise of COVID cases in some states, experts worry of a potential fourth surge affecting parts of our country.

The Potential Risk of a Fourth Wave in Parts of The Country

April 9, 2021
In the process of buying Touch of Disney tickets, many faced challenges as there was no release time and the website was constantly crashing due to an overwhelming amount of people trying to buy tickets at once.

Touch of Disney and The Challenges of Buying Tickets

March 14, 2021
Story Of Our Life was the theme of our virtual rally, which featured ASB, Dance Company, cheer and song, a lip-sync video, band, some of our staff members and our royalty.

Recap and Behind the Scenes of the Virtual Rally

March 7, 2021
Since its peak in January, experts have been seeing a sharp decline in COVID cases just a month later.

COVID Cases Dropping: What This Means for The World

February 28, 2021
Compared to years past, teens are facing more stress today than ever as a result of issues in society, pressure to do well in school and the image of people presented on social media.

Why Are Kids So Stressed These Days?

February 21, 2021
Communicating with others about your mental illness is a great way to show others how you are truly feeling and make it understandable for them.

How Communicating With Others Can Help with Mental Illness

February 15, 2021
Here is an example of one virtual concert that will be happening, but coronavirus even seems to cause trouble for virtual concerts as well.

Virtual Concerts in The Pandemic Era

January 23, 2021
Every virus mutates over time, and as the pandemic continues to mutate scientists have been observing how that will affect the pandemic.

New Coronavirus Mutations Spreading Around the World 

January 17, 2021
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

December 27, 2020
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

December 12, 2020
With the many kinds of dreams we experience throughout our lives, many of us wonder what they truly mean.

What do Your Dreams Mean?

November 25, 2020
Heirs To Our Oceans is a movement that strives to better our oceans for future generations.

Making Waves: Heirs to Our Oceans

November 13, 2020
Though we may all have different views and opinions, when we learn to accept each other for them, we can find peace over violence.

Agree to Disagree: How to Respect Someone’s Opinion

October 23, 2020
Here is the Bobcat Fire, one of the hundreds of fires that have burned in this years fire season.

Interviewing a Firefighter on This Year’s Fire Season

October 19, 2020
Mustangs enjoying some ice cream while supporting Yorba Linda High School.

The Scoop on Blue Scoop

October 11, 2020
On September 23, Governor Gavin Newsom shared his plans about the 2035 gas powered car ban to the public.

Gas Powered Car Ban in California

October 10, 2020
High school tea accounts cover many drama-related topics, but all have the compromise of keeping people anonymous, which encourages people to send them messages.

The Modern Day Gossip Girl

September 25, 2020
While a vaccine could bring an end to this pandemic, many need to be cautious of how a recordly developed vaccine could potentially affect people.

Potential Risks of a Rushed Vaccine

June 4, 2020
Three of the new reboots that are being made are Mulan, The Secret Garden, and Friends.

New Hollywood Reboots in The Upcoming Months

May 28, 2020
There are so many different Peeps to choose from.

Taking a “Peep” at Easter’s Iconic Marshmallow Treats

May 28, 2020
The siphonophore discovered in waters off the coast of Western Australia is said to be about 154 feet.

New Creature Discovered in the Ocean May Now be the World’s Largest Creature

May 27, 2020
After failing to inform President Trump of how the virus was actually impacting the US, Trump is threatening to withdraw funds to them for the time being.

Silent but Deadly: How Lack of Information led to The Thrive of a Pandemic

May 13, 2020
Going on a plant based diet not only benefits you, but also the environment around you.

The Many Benefits of a Plant Based Diet

April 9, 2020
Schools closing around the world has brought inordinate amounts of confusion and stress among people.

A World of Fear: How the Coronavirus has Caused A Lot of Anxiety

April 9, 2020
Countries need to start emphasizing laws protecting children soon in order to secure their chance of having a successful future.

US Lacking on Children’s Wellbeing

March 2, 2020
Many cruise ships had to be quarantined due to people on board being infected with the coronavirus.

Update on the Coronavirus Epidemic

February 24, 2020
Due to artificial lights, the population of fireflies has significantly declined over past years.

Modern Technology: Beneficial yet Detrimental to Wildlife

February 17, 2020
In this video by Brene Brown, we get to see the vast differences between sympathy and empathy portrayed through animals, creatures often viewed as loyal and compassionate in society by their devotion to each other and humans.

Sympathy vs. Empathy: What’s the Difference?

February 9, 2020
As seen in this photo, there is heavy traffic when exiting the high school, resulting in numerous complaints from both students and parents.

New Traffic Light Next to Yorba Linda High School

January 23, 2020
The movie Maleficent: Mistress of Evil came out on Friday, and you will have a “wicked good time” seeing it.

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil Movie Review

December 10, 2019
Using optogenics, scientists are able to have birds learn a song they have never learned before

Bird Brain: How Studying Birds’ Brains Have Led to Many New Discoveries

October 29, 2019
Yale now offers a class that teaches people how to be happy.

Is a Person’s Happiness More Important than Their Success?

October 22, 2019
When students don’t get enough sleep, it can affect how they perform academically.

New Bill in California May Give High Schoolers a Chance To Get More Sleep

October 7, 2019
Greta Thunberg presenting her poster in front of a large crowd in New York City.

Fighting For Change: People all Over The World Protesting over Climate Change

September 29, 2019
School lunches include decomposable trays, but could continue to be environmentally friendly by eliminating plastic.

Go Green!

September 27, 2019
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