How the boys volleyball season will turn out by Coleen Guillermo (Staff Writer) – 2/16/15 For the past two years the boys volleyball team has had four temporary coaches for junior varsity and varsity, and they hope to finally have a permanent coach. This season they have a new trainer that has the same hopes the previous coaches had, the aspiration to be the number one team in the division. John Maluyo, physical education coach and newest…
Read MoreHighlighting the newest exhibits at the Museum of Contemporary Art by Ashkan Ghiassi (OP/ED) – 2/15/16 The Museum of Contemporary Art at 250 Grand Avenue is famously known as “the artist’s museum” because it was originally founded by artists and maintains a philosophy of placing artists at the center of its mission.
Read MoreA look at what Kathryn Smith’s promotion means for women in football by Marina Alvarado (Online Editor) – 2/15/16 Kathryn Smith has been hired as the first full-time female assistant coach for the NFL. After 50 Super Bowls played and 96 years of being established as a league, a vital question still remains: why has it taken the NFL so long to hire a female coach?
Read MoreHow celebrities take their power to inconsiderate extremes by Marisa Lopez (Entertainment Editor) – 2/13/16 There is no doubt that today’s society of young adults and children are heavily influenced by social media and what’s going on with all of our local celebrities. And sometimes that can be a really cool and great thing when these starlets use their platforms as spotlights for good deeds and causes that benefit their fans and the community, but…
Read MoreKennedy students most recommended romantic movies by Valeria Torres (Staff Writer) – 12/13/16 Some of Kennedy’s all-time favorite Valentine’s Day films that could be found on Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon include Silver Linings Playbook, One Day, Listen to Your Heart and Waiting for Forever.
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