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A new 85-inch Samsung smart TV in math teacher Anthony DeLeon's classroom. The TV is one of 47 that will be installed by mid-February, replacing aging projectors and pull-down screens.
TVs to Replace Projectors, Screens in 47 Classrooms
Jianna Padua, Clubs Editor • January 18, 2025

In the next few weeks, students will notice a significant upgrade in some of their classrooms: 85-inch Samsung smart televisions.  The...

Elise Chu ('25) as Mario and William Stelmar ('25) as Luigi at the Mario Kart-themed winter rally.
IN PICTURES: Wildcats Race into Mario Kart-Themed Winter Rally
Karla Yoell, Feature Editor • January 13, 2025

It was a (Mario) party in the Wildcat gym as ASB hosted the annual winter rally on Jan. 10. The Mario Kart-themed event featured...

Chemistry teacher Wade Cormier helps his student, Kayle Alonzo ('27), with a work sheet. Cormier received the BOHS Teacher of the Year recognition on Dec. 13 for his "unwavering dedication, innovative teaching methods, and exceptional rapport with students and staff."
A Marvel of a Teacher: Wade Cormier Named 2024-2025 BOHS Teacher of the Year
Karla Yoell, Feature Editor • December 15, 2024

The aphorism "with great power comes great responsibility" is familiar to anyone who enjoys Spider-Man comic books and movies,...

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Sports
Varsity girls' water polo players Zoey ('28) and Rylee ('26) at the Wildcat pool deck. The sisters discovered the sport from their mother, Emily Flesher, who was a three-time national champion at the University of Redlands.
Szary Sister Synergy
Siena Codekas, Sports Editor • February 7, 2025

There were moments during girls' varsity water polo's first round CIF playoff game against Cajon High School Feb. 4 when sisters...

Addison Altermatt ('25) and Emma Farias ('25) photographed in the Wildcat gym. The multi-sport varsity athletes were named "Student-Athletes of Character" by the Orange County Athletic Directors Association Jan. 27.
Farias, Altermatt Named Orange County ‘Student-Athletes of Character’
Lauren Ko, Editor-in-Chief • February 6, 2025

153 student-athletes from high schools across Orange County traded their jerseys for casual wear and varsity jackets for the Orange...

Carson Tracey ('26) looks to pass to Nick Chamberlain ('26) during boys' varsity basketball's 63-54 win over visiting El Modena High School.
IN PICTURES: Boys’ Varsity Basketball Defeats El Modena, Improves to 2-1 in North Hills League
Andrew Andrade and Issabella Garcia • January 11, 2025

Opinion
Without a healthy balance, the pursuit of a perfect GPA and a long list of extracurriculars and leadership positions can have a detrimental effect on a students' mental health.
Balance, Not Burnout: Alleviating the Stress of the Pursuit of Perfection
Sofia Rodriguez, Opinion Editor • February 17, 2025
Romcoms Over Roses
Romcoms Over Roses
Callie Lonowski, Illustrator • February 14, 2025
Losing in the Lunch Line
Losing in the Lunch Line
Callie Lonowski, Illustrator • January 23, 2025
Arts and Culture
Disney princesses Snow White, Cinderella, Ariel, Tiana, Elsa, and Moana. In the past 16 years, Disney princesses have become more reflective of a young audience who craves independence and empowerment versus saving from a male suitor.
Breaking the Spell of Tradition: The Evolution of the Disney Princess
Charlotte Nethers, Staff Writer • February 4, 2025
Sabrina Carpenter performs "Dumb and Poetic" while flanked by images of herself on the Kia Forum stage. The Nov. 15 show was the last of her U.S. tour leg, attracting over 70,000 fans to the stadium.
Pop Singer Sabrina Carpenter Shows Off, in More Ways Than One, at Short n’ Sweet Concert
Karla Yoell, Feature Editor • December 25, 2024
Olivia Chappell ('25) checks her Spotify Wrapped while listening to Kendrick Lamar, one of her 2024 Top Artists. Spotify Wrapped dropped on Dec. 4, revealing user's listening statistics to the platform's 626 million active users.
Spotify Wrapped, Community Builder
Sofia Rodriguez, Opinion Editor • December 19, 2024
Trending Stories
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A new 85-inch Samsung smart TV in math teacher Anthony DeLeon's classroom. The TV is one of 47 that will be installed by mid-February, replacing aging projectors and pull-down screens.

TVs to Replace Projectors, Screens in 47 Classrooms

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Disney princesses Snow White, Cinderella, Ariel, Tiana, Elsa, and Moana. In the past 16 years, Disney princesses have become more reflective of a young audience who craves independence and empowerment versus saving from a male suitor.

Breaking the Spell of Tradition: The Evolution of the Disney Princess

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Hailee Martin ('26), Mia Luna ('26), Sarah Garrigue ('26), and Issabella Garcia ('27) at the Redondo Relays on Aug. 24. While long distance running has obvious physical benefits, some of the biggest benefits are mental, including improved sleep, less anxiety, and overall happiness. (Courtesy of Ceci Garcia)

Cross Country Running Strengthens More Than Just Body

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Varsity girls' water polo players Zoey ('28) and Rylee ('26) at the Wildcat pool deck. The sisters discovered the sport from their mother, Emily Flesher, who was a three-time national champion at the University of Redlands.

Szary Sister Synergy

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Fink, Roz, and Brightbill from the DreamWorks Studios animated film The Wild Robot, which released on streaming platforms on Oct. 15.

'The Wild Robot' Review: A Relatable, Moving Tale of Parent, Child Relationships

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Addison Altermatt ('25) and Emma Farias ('25) photographed in the Wildcat gym. The multi-sport varsity athletes were named "Student-Athletes of Character" by the Orange County Athletic Directors Association Jan. 27.

Farias, Altermatt Named Orange County 'Student-Athletes of Character'

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