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Charlize Chiang, Photo Editor

Charlize Chiang, senior, is a Photo Manager and Illustrator for the Wildcat and returns for her third year on staff. She competes for varsity tennis, and outside of school, she is a volunteer at an animal rescue shelter, as well as an online tutor. She looks forward to working with the Wildcat staff members to create new content for the Wildcat this year.

All content by Charlize Chiang
Looking for last-minute gifts for the friends and family in your life? Well, the Wildcat has your back.

[Photo] The Wildcats’ Last-Minute Holiday Gift Guide

Jasmine Youn, Feature Editor
December 16, 2021
Kasia Alexander, freshman, pets a dog in a shelter at Volunteer In Defense of Animals (VIDA) rescue center in Rowland Heights. Brea RAISE Humane Foundation volunteered on Nov. 13 at VIDA by washing dogs, cleaning kennels and shelters, and washing litter boxes.

[Photo] Club RAISE’s Ulti’mutt’ Volunteer Weekend

Doyon Kim, Editor-in-Chief
December 4, 2021
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[Photo] An All-Star Comeback on Wildcat Way

Natalie Di Cesaris, Opinion Editor
November 11, 2021
The Process of Procrastination

The Process of Procrastination

Charlize Chiang, Photo Editor
October 9, 2021
Back-to-School Shopping in 2021

Back-to-School Shopping in 2021

Charlize Chiang, Photo Editor
August 20, 2021
A Tidal Wave of Testing

A Tidal Wave of Testing

Charlize Chiang, Photo Editor
May 24, 2021
The 2021 prom, "A Night Under the Stars" will take place in the quad on May 15. The event is open to both seniors and juniors with tickets selling for $50 each.

[Photo] May 15 Prom to Be ‘Astronomically’ Different

Jared Corona and Natalie Romero
May 10, 2021
School in Bed, Nothing in My Head

School in Bed, Nothing in My Head

Charlize Chiang, Photo Editor
April 26, 2021
To ensure a return to pre-pandemic normalcy, Melissa Perez, Opinion Co-Editor, argues that everyone who is eligible to receive a vaccine against COVID-19 should get one.

[Photo] A Shot of Hope

Melissa Perez, Opinion Co-Editor
April 16, 2021
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[Photo] Point / Counterpoint: Should Theme Parks Re-Open This Spring?

Natalie DiCesaris and Melissa Perez
March 31, 2021
A Day in the Life of a Wildcat

A Day in the Life of a Wildcat

Charlize Chiang, Photo Editor
March 12, 2021
The Taste of Boysenberry Festival returns to Knott's Berry Farm this week. From March 5 to May 2, visitors can sample boysenberry-themed treats outside the theme park, which remains closed due to COVID-19.

[Photo] Taste of Boysenberry Festival Returns to Knott’s Friday

Natalie DiCesaris, Opinion Co-Editor
March 1, 2021
A Raising Cane's restaurant just yards away from Laurel Elementary poses a danger to students.

[Photo] Recipe for Disaster: City of Brea Opts for Fried Poultry, Sweet Tea Over Safety of Children

Jared Corona, Staff Writer
February 25, 2021
Two popular local chicken restaurants, Raising Cane's (left) and Clyde's Hot Chicken (right), are put to the taste test by the Wildcat staff.

[Photo] Who Rules the Roost: Raising Cane’s or Clyde’s Hot Chicken?

Natalie DiCesaris and Natalie Romero
February 17, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced students into isolation, but Opinion Co-Editor Natalie DiCesaris argues that its time to overcome our fears of the virus and break out of the quarantine bubble.

[Photo] It’s Time for California to Fully Open Again

Natalie DiCesaris, Opinion Co-Editor
January 20, 2021
As a result of technological distractions and a lack of motivation, many students struggle to prioritize tasks and get them done. Procrastination researchers, Dr. Piers Steel and Dr. Tim Pychyl, share their takes on what students can do to complete work more efficiently.

[Photo] Cure Your Procrastination

Ellen Kim, Editor-in-Chief
January 20, 2021
Once again, BOHS's hallways are empty of students. On Dec. 4, Brea Olinda Unified School District shut down and returned to full distance learning.

[Photo] Column: BOUSD Shut Down Hybrid Learning Too Soon

Natalie DiCesaris, Opinion Co-Editor
December 12, 2020
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[Photo] The Wildcat Asks: Who Will/Would You Vote For in 2020 Presidential Election?

Jasmine Youn, Feature Editor
October 30, 2020
With COVID-19 still a threat to the community, trick-or-treating this Oct. 31 should be canceled.

[Photo] Stay Home for Halloween!

Vanessa Jo, Staff Writer
October 26, 2020
Wildcat Photo Editor Charlize Chiang works on an assignment while distance learning. While many BOHS students have returned to campus this week for hybrid learning, some students, like Chiang and Wildcat photographer Karis Choi, chose to remain at home.

[Photo] Going the Distance with Distance Learning

Karis Choi, News Co-Editor
October 19, 2020
Instead embracing the traits that make us human, unique, and beautiful, many teens are adversely affected by social media's definition of the "perfect body."

[Photo] Body Shaming Fueled by Social Media

Rachel Lim, Illustrator
October 15, 2020
Wildcat editors Melea Altermatt and Katie Kudron jump for joy with their favorite masks by Joah Love and Yoga Society.

[Photo] Masks Up!

Melea Altermatt and Katie Kudron
October 2, 2020
In an interview in Harper's Magazine, the Thin Blue Line flag's creator, Andrew Jacob, explained that “the black above [the blue line] represents citizens, and the black below represents criminals.” The blue line represents police standing "between chaos and order."

[Photo] Thin Blue Line Flag Sparks Debate in Brea

Doyon Kim, Editor-in-Chief
September 22, 2020
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[Photo] Five Months, or Four Years?

Natalie DiCesaris, Opinion Co-Editor
September 14, 2020
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