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Yorba Linda High School’s Mustang Market opened on October 16, 2024.
2024 Mustang Market Spotlight
Han Kang’s performance art piece: Walk (2018)
The Fruit of My Woman: Nobel Prize Winner Han Kang’s Story of Transformation
Halloween as a tradition has existed for more than 2000 years. In the year 2024, what will you be doing to celebrate this tradition?
The Spooky History of Halloween: From Ancient Traditions to Yorba Linda’s Best Trick-or-Treat Spots
Peer Pressure can affect high school students mental and physical health.
The Power of Peer Pressure
California quotas regarding housing prompts cities to construct new accommodations.
Yorba Linda Expansion: New Housing Development to Meet Surging Demand
Keeping Up With Cross Country
Keeping Up With Cross Country
The Wicked poster of the new movie featuring Ariana Grande as Glinda and Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba.
‘Wicked’ Poster Controversy Explained
The cast of Shogun making Emmy’s history by becoming the show to win the most awards that night.
2024 Emmy’s Top Moments
California quotas regarding housing prompts cities to construct new accommodations.
Yorba Linda Expansion: New Housing Development to Meet Surging Demand
Pesto flaunting his flippers alongside his penguin keeper
Pesto: The Media’s Favorite Penguin
The aftermath of Hurricane Helene’s in the city of Cedar Key, Florida.
A Lesson of Preparedness from Hurricane Helene
Taylor Swift stands proudly in front of crowd at the VMAS, knowing she has just made history.
Taylor Swift Makes History at the 2024 VMAs
Skye Riley haunted by the the Smile curse, which she received from Lewis Fregoli.
Smiling Through The Fear
The Cave exhibit inside Mercer Labs is covered in pink hydrangea flowers.
Sensory Heaven
A creative comic created by our talented cartoonist that summarizes the five listed movies.
Fall Movie Recommendations
The cover image for Rosé and Bruno Mars's song, “APT.”
Bruno Mars and K-pop Idol Rosé Announce and Release a New Collaboration ‘APT’
Actors Cooper Koch and Nicholas Chavez showing off the Menendez brothers’ style during the 80s.
A Journey Back to the 80s
KSI’s latest song, “Thick of It,” goes viral online, receiving tons of hate from fans.
Is hate on the KSI song valid?
KSI’s latest song, “Thick of It,” goes viral online, receiving tons of hate from fans.
Is hate on the KSI song valid?
The MBTI consists of sixteen personality types which are based on four dichotomies: extroversion and introversion, sensing and intuition, thinking and feeling, and judging and perceiving.
Why the MBTI Personality Test May Not Be a Reliable Source for Understanding Human Nature
The world of AI is advancing at a rapid pace. Should students be allowed to use its benefits for the academic environment?
Should AI Be Allowed in Schools? Examining the Benefits and Concerns
The new season of Outer Banks is officially being released this October!
Trending on Netflix 2024: What’s Hot and What’s Not
The Cruel Prince Cover (The Folk of the Air Series, book 1)
Review of Four Popular Booktok Books
Look 8
New York Fashion Week: Best Shows
Navi Gupta (12) watching her ball after she fired it towards her target
YLHS Women’s Golf is Heading Into League
New York City, a city filled to the brim with a myriad of cuisines, invites visitors to embark on a culinary journey.
Big Apple Bites: New York’s Eateries Off The Beaten Path
Blooming with love and appreciation, flowers are one of the most popular gifts on Mother’s Day.
Mother’s Day: History & Gift Ideas
The Language of Flowers
The Indio-based festival welcomes concert-goers, music lovers, celebrities, and influencers with their vastly decorated festival grounds.
In the Heart of the Oasis: Coachella 2024
All Over the Map: Mustang-Approved Spring Break Destinations
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Tiana Salisbury

Tiana Salisbury, Editor

Tiana Salisbury is a senior at Yorba Linda High School and is excited to start her fourth year of writing for The Wrangler as an editor! She is part of the varsity golf team, PTSA Student Leadership, and numerous clubs. Outside of school, Tiana skates for a synchronized figure skating team and volunteers with the Red Cross. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her friends, family, and pets. After graduating, Tiana is interested in pursuing a career in chemistry.

All content by Tiana Salisbury
Various alarm sounds have different psychological effects, such as their influence on mood.

The Psychology Behind Different Alarm Sounds

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
May 19, 2023
One idea for a senior trip is to take a road trip and visit California’s national parks.

Schedule Your Senior Trip

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
May 10, 2023
One fun idea for a summer job is to work at an ice cream shop.

Seek a Job This Summer!

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
May 10, 2023
High school friends will inevitably drift apart, but there are a few things you can do to preserve your relationships.

How to Maintain Friendships After High School

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
April 27, 2023
With enough practice, anyone can learn to cook their favorite dishes!

Anyone Can Cook!

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
April 25, 2023
Chino Hills State Park welcomes hikers, bikers, and horseback riders to explore the trails this spring.

Scenic Spots To See California’s Superbloom

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
April 12, 2023
To help us win the Toddlers and Tiaras competition, my partner and I gave our egg and its container a makeover.

A Reflection on the AP Psychology Egg-periment

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
April 12, 2023
Gardening is a fun activity that is perfect for welcoming spring!

A Guide to Gardening

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
April 4, 2023
The development of ChatGPT and AI has made it harder to differentiate between human and AI-written text.

ChatGPT and the Rise of AI Technology

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
March 22, 2023
The recent earthquakes in Turkey have highlighted the necessity for earthquake preparedness.

Turkey’s Earthquakes Bring Awareness to Earthquake Preparedness

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
February 9, 2023
Guerra de la Paz highlights the consumerist tendency to discard perfectly good products, such as gently used clothing, in a sculpture titled Indochine.

Understanding Upcycled Art

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
January 23, 2023
Christmas trees have been a long-standing holiday tradition since the 16th century.

Artificial or Real Christmas Trees?

Tiana Salisbury and Fiona Salisbury
December 20, 2022
The study of chrononutrition analyzes how eating patterns affect human health.

Time to Dine!

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
November 15, 2022
During times of burnout, taking a break from sports can help relieve stress.

What is High School Athlete Burnout?

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
October 8, 2022
Golf courses require extensive amounts of water and pesticides to preserve the pristine quality of greens.

How “Green” Are Golf Courses?

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
September 25, 2022
In contrast to common thought, too much sleep can be just as bad as too little sleep.

How Much Sleep is Too Much Sleep?

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
June 7, 2022
Apple Inc. shares that the iPod has influenced the company’s other music-playing products, leaving a strong impact even after the product’s discontinuation.

Apple Discontinues the iPod: “The Music Lives On”

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
May 25, 2022
An endless scrolling feature easily addicts users to social media, which is profitable for social media companies.

Put an End to Your Endless Scrolling

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
May 18, 2022
The Kungsbrohuset in Sweden uses body heat from subway stations to heat office buildings.

Can Body Heat Be an Alternative Energy Source?

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
May 16, 2022
One of the most popular activities people do outdoors in the summertime is going to the beach.

Things To Do Outdoors This Summer

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
May 16, 2022
Children are using electronics more often, leading people to question if children spend too much time using electronics.

Do Children Spend Too Much Time on Electronics?

Tiana Salisbury and Fiona Salisbury
May 13, 2022
Parents exploit their children for likes, followers, and profit on social media platforms.

The Exploitation of Children on Social Media

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
April 4, 2022
Wishful recyclers often recycle food and beverage containers that still contain food residue. These items can’t be recycled and will be sent to landfills.

Are You Guilty of Wishful Recycling?

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
March 24, 2022
Royal Caribbean Cruises has recently released Wonder of the Seas, the largest cruise ship in the world.

Wonder of the Seas: The World’s Largest Cruise Ship

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
March 8, 2022
You should join Newspaper and write for The Wrangler next year!

Write for The Wrangler Next Year!

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
March 7, 2022
Researchers at Cornell University have come up with a process to recycle PPE and reduce its effect on the environment.

A New Way to Recycle PPE

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
February 21, 2022
Cruise ships like the Norwegian Gem have been forced to cancel voyages because of COVID-19 outbreaks on board.

Cruise Ships and COVID-19

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
January 19, 2022
Encouragement is powerful enough to benefit both the giver and the receiver.

The Power of Encouragement

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
January 7, 2022
Four guests got the opportunity to stay at the Home Alone house on December 12th.

A Home Alone Holiday

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
December 24, 2021
Every culture integrates unique treats into its holiday celebrations and festivities.

Cultural Holiday Treats

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
December 20, 2021
Waking up early gives people more time to get things done, leading them to be more successful.

Are Early Morning Risers More Successful?

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
November 28, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an increasing number of problems in the global supply chain.

Will the Supply Chain Disaster Affect Holiday Shopping?

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
October 30, 2021
While on his backpacking trip, Tomas Hromjak has been able to connect with locals’ cultures.

Tomas Hromjak: The Man Who Backpacked Throughout the Pandemic

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
October 23, 2021
Even as the world becomes more digitalized, paper books are still important.

Paper Books Still Hold Value

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
October 19, 2021
To effectively prepare for the PSAT, students should consider taking practice tests.

PSAT Tips and Tricks

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
October 12, 2021
Trees for Jane is a mission that aims to plant, restore, and protect trees around the world.

Trees for Jane

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
October 12, 2021
Led by Jared Isaacman, a crew of four crew members take on the first all-civilian mission to space.

First All-Civilian Mission to Space

Tiana Salisbury, Editor
September 26, 2021
Since more people will be traveling this summer, people should do their best to keep others safe.

How to Travel Safely This Summer

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
June 8, 2021
If you are looking for a way to improve your mental health and have more free time, then a social media fast will be beneficial to you!

Why Taking a Break From Social Media Might Be Best for You

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
June 7, 2021
Air pollution kills 7 million people each year and is often overlooked as a cause of death.

Air Pollution: A Pandemic in Slow Motion

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
May 24, 2021
The Mask Innovation Challenge gives people the opportunity to design a safer and more suitable mask.

The Mask Innovation Challenge

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
April 18, 2021
There are many things we can do to ensure each day is productive.

How to Have a Productive Day

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
April 11, 2021
On March 10, Google celebrated Dr. Wu Lien-teh’s 142nd birthday and acknowledged his influence in today’s coronavirus pandemic.

Legacy of Dr. Wu Lien-teh

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
March 22, 2021
After eight gorillas tested positive for COVID-19 at the San Diego Zoo in January, the zoo decided to give a vaccine created for animals to nine of their great apes.

COVID-19 Vaccine for Animals

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
March 14, 2021
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, people have been using social media in a variety of ways including connecting with others and finding new information.

Social Media’s Role Throughout the Pandemic

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
March 7, 2021
COVID-19 vaccination record cards display the recipient’s full name and date of birth, which allows people to steal this information when pictures of the card are posted online.

Vaccine Identity Theft

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
February 20, 2021
NASA’s Perseverance rover has successfully landed on Mars and will soon begin to search for signs of ancient life.

Perseverance Rover Landing: Another Step for Mankind

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
February 19, 2021
With more colleges becoming test-optional, students will need to rely on other qualities to help get them admitted into their school of choice.

Effects of Colleges Becoming Test-Optional

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
February 15, 2021
The Line is a proposed futuristic city in Saudi Arabia that will use technological advancements to help both the environment and people.

The Line: A City of the Future

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
January 24, 2021
As we move on from 2020 to 2021, we can find many things to look forward to that will make 2021 a better year.

Things to Look Forward to in 2021

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
January 16, 2021
Although it may seem difficult to find an appealing gift for picky gift receivers, there are many options for gifts that are sure to impress these people.

Holiday Shopping for Impossible People

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
December 18, 2020
Mask litter has caused many masks to end up in oceans, causing detrimental effects on the aquatic environment.

Mask Trash in Our Oceans

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
December 11, 2020
The temperature of where we work or study is an important factor that can either help or hurt our performance.

Temperature Matters

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
December 8, 2020
Qantas takes passengers on scenic flights over sites in Australia such as Sydney, only to be taken back to where the flight began.

A Flight to Nowhere

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
November 17, 2020
When at events, people often feel the need to film and take pictures, but this takes away from what they could be experiencing.

Capture the Moment

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
November 7, 2020
Rising ocean temperatures has led to an increase in coral bleaching in the Great Barrier Reef.

A Loss of Color

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
October 24, 2020
Cheating gives students an unfair advantage by allowing them to do better than others without putting in effort.

Are We Creating a World of Cheaters?

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
October 17, 2020
One popular ingredient for many fall foods is squash, which comes in many colors and flavors.

Foods for Fall

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
October 11, 2020
Learning online has caused students to stare at a screen for numerous hours a day, which causes damage to their eyes.

Digital Learning is Harming Students’ Eyesight

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
October 3, 2020
Customers who purchase homemade masks are not only supporting small businesses, but are also keeping those around them safe.

Mask Up!

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
September 25, 2020
As protests occur throughout the country, looters take advantage of the situation.

Looters Take Advantage of Protests Throughout the Country

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
June 9, 2020
Without people, national parks are flourishing and animals are coming out of hiding.

Coronavirus: Bad for Us, Good for National Parks

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
June 4, 2020
As a result of the coronavirus, the number of crimes could either go up or down.

The Effect of the Coronavirus on Crimes

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
May 13, 2020
After learning our mistakes, we can prepare for or prevent another outbreak like the coronavirus.

Lessons Learned From the Coronavirus Outbreak

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
May 11, 2020
By not consuming meat, people could still have the same impact on the environment as people who do.

Is Switching to a More “Green” Diet Actually Helping the Planet?

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
April 25, 2020
Siblings who take similar classes at school can benefit off of each other, but they can also be compared to one another.

Sibling Rivalry at the Same School

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
April 25, 2020
At many local stores such as Costco, items are sold out as a result of people hoarding certain products.

Grocery Store Madness

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
April 21, 2020
The use of Artificial Intelligence is seen at fast-food chains where ordering kiosks are used, which replaces cashiers.

Artificial Intelligence’s Effect on Careers

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
March 2, 2020
The cast of Parasite celebrates receiving Best Picture on stage at the 2020 Academy Awards.

Parasite Makes History at the Oscars

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
February 24, 2020
During the Democratic portion of the Iowa Caucus, the app shown on the smartphone in the image was used to try to efficiently collect results.

Confusion at the Iowa Caucus

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
February 9, 2020
The devastating helicopter crash on January 26 took the lives of the nine victims who are pictured.

Remembering Victims of the Helicopter Crash

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
February 9, 2020
By exercising regularly, one can stay physically fit and avoid obesity.

Fitness for All!

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
January 7, 2020
There are many things one can do to give back to the community this holiday season, and an example of this can be helping out animals at an animal shelter.

Helping the Community for the Holidays

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
December 20, 2019
On ecotours, tourists take place in activities in remote areas, such as hiking in a rainforest.

Should Travelers Acknowledge Their Impact on the Environment and Cultures of Their Destinations?

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
December 10, 2019
The image shows the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which is the plane flown on the non-stop flight from New York to Sydney.

The World’s Longest Flight from New York to Sydney

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
November 8, 2019
The image shows a scholarship application that students fill out to earn financial awards for their college tuition.

Various Scholarship Opportunities and Ways to Earn Them

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
October 24, 2019
As shown in the image, choosing a career path is a difficult decision for many people.

Should Parents Choose What Career Path Their Child Takes?

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
October 22, 2019
As seen in the photo, the like removal test on Facebook and Instagram keeps users other than the author of the post from viewing the number of likes on a post.

Those Pesky Likes on Facebook May be No Longer

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
October 11, 2019
A Spanish classroom at YLHS where students are learning their second languages

The Importance of Learning a Second Language

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
October 3, 2019
A student sleeping in class after not receiving enough sleep the night before.

How Getting Enough Sleep Can Boost Your Grades

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
September 29, 2019
Ms. Hoffman gives a quick smile after class.

New Teacher Spotlight: Ms. Hoffman

Tiana Salisbury, Photojournalist
September 25, 2019
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