my new normal: sierra brott-hunter
sierra brott, staff writter
October 12, 2020
Online school The 2021 school year has started online and at home because of Covid 19 so I am here to talk about why I like online school and why I don’t like online. My routine for online school is that I wake up like 20 minutes I get ready and I get some food. I feed my dogs and gi...
My New Normal: Kelly Rodriguez
Kelly Rodriguez, Staff Writer
October 2, 2020
When I first wake up I get my Chromebook to start my first period without getting ready. Sometimes I sleep in my class or watch youtube when my teachers are not talking or when I am done with my work. My son (dog) always wants to play while I’m in class so I go outside with him while I'm in class and...
Why I’m glad schools are closed
Madeline Milton, Gallery Editor
April 6, 2020
I was sitting in my TA period when it was first announced that schools would be closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Needless to say, there was a range of mixed feelings with my classmates; some excited, some upset, some afraid how it would affect the school year. Although I was a little anxious about...
Hair Discrimination
Chaslin Daniel, Staff Writer
February 18, 2020
For some, hair is definitely a sensitive topic because essentially, it is a representation of who we are. What’s the first thing you notice about somebody besides their face? Most likely their hair. We all choose to wear our hair how we want but why is it that many black girls are ridiculed for their hai...
Is It Time to Bring Down the Patriarchy?
Paloma Murillo, News Editor
February 18, 2020
Since the beginning of civilization in Mesopotamia, lives of women have been controlled by men. Women were denied many of the rights that men had, such as an education, but were expected to serve husbands and fathers. The voice of oppressed women was not loud enough for men in power to hear until Mar...
Futurama Appreciation
Jailyn Lewis, Opinion Editor
February 18, 2020
For weeks, I’ve been binge-watching Futurama and as I come closer and closer to the end of the show, I have made my final decision: Futurama is indeed the best cartoon ever. With it’s first episode airing on March 28th, 1999 (my birthday, another reason why it’s the best), Futurama has release...
High-Five Fridays Frighten Introverts
Briana Mendez-Padilla, Arts and Culture Editor
February 18, 2020
As an introvert, there is nothing more terrifying than to see a group of bubbly people standing in line on a Friday morning with their hands ready to give you a high five. Yet this is exactly the view each Friday morning at Poly’s main gate. Teachers and staff from around campus partake in “High Five ...
The Life of An Office Aide
Alexander Phouma, Staff Writer
January 29, 2020
Everyday in school you see an office aide walk into your class and I’m pretty sure you think it’s probably one of the most fun classes you can take on campus, but that may not be the case. Don’t get me wrong being an office aide does have its perks, walking around school to kill time, just chill...
Australian Fires a Call to Action
Chansothata Thon, Feature Editor
January 29, 2020
We can not continue this way. This is not normal. The catastrophic fires raging within Australia’s forests are not normal. The one billion animals dead and eight thousand dead koalas is not normal. As a result of us being Americans, the situation seems far away to us. Justifiably, we are not confr...
Iran vs. America
Sebastian Lebario, Staff Writer
January 29, 2020
The two countries have been feuding since the 1980’s after there were disagreements from the 1979 Iranian Revolution. But when the U.S had an embargo on trade with Iran in 1995, things got very serious and possibly close to an outbreak of wars. In 2015, the United States led successful negotiations for a ...
World War 3 LOLs
Reymar Santos, Staff Writer
January 29, 2020
“2020 is going to be my year!” World in 2020: Brink of WW3, Australian wildfires, no girlfriend, living in Grandfather’s old shack. ***** The government is drafting kids because they know all the games of Call of Duty paid off their training. ***** Iran thinking it’s all fun and games until kids...
The Death of Mainstream Rock
Madeline Milton, Gallery Editor
December 20, 2019
While the rock music genre may be alive and well today, its existence on the charts has all but become extinct. With bands like the Jonas Brothers and Ariana Grande topping the charts as of 2019, it is evident that rock has been occupying less and less spots on the charts. Not only that, but most of...
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