Onision and Chris Hansen
Chansochata Thon, Feature Editor
February 18, 2020
Youtube has been trying to enforce regulations to keep viewers safe from creators. But, what happens when Youtube fails to create safety measures fast enough? YouTube creators have been abusing their platform for their gains-- whether it’s to make more money or for their selfish needs. Logan Paul demonstrated...
“Sex Education”
Zinia Francis, Staff Writer
February 18, 2020
Last year in January a show on Netflix was released called Sex Education. The show is about a socially awkward high school student, Otis, who has no experience in “making love” but is advanced in the knowledge of the subject because his invasive mother, Jean, is a sex therapist. Otis is uncomfortable...
“Hiccups”, a Thai, Chinese and Vietnamese fusion restaurant
Yoslynn Paredes, Contributing Writer
January 29, 2020
Hiccups is a restaurant located at 1946 N Lakewood Blvd Long Beach, CA 90815 which offers a wide variety of milk teas, smoothies, fruity teas, and slushies. They also have many different types of food from different Asian cultures to choose from. As you walk into the restaurant you would instantly notice...
Poetry Slam!
Zinia Francis, Staff Writer
January 29, 2020
January 16th at 6:30 pm was Long Beach Poly’s annual Poetry Slam at the Poly Playhouse directed by Drama Director Linda Bon. In the beginning and throughout the show students from the Poly Jazz program performed a Jazz combo. The excellent musicians were Ben Rifkin on Trumpet, Shogo Ellefson on Bass,...
Daisy Lane Parade
December 20, 2019
LB Poly’s Marching Band, colorguard and JROTC participated in the Daisy Lane Parade on December 14.
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...
Goodbye 2019
Jailyn Lewis, Opinion Editor
December 20, 2019
I know at the end of the year we say, “this was the worst year ever,” but… 2019 was literally the worst year ever. I don’t know if it’s because I got older and I have more responsibilities and I am much more aware of how much the world hates me… but my goodness. I won’t do an entire recap...
PAAL Hosts “Lost in Art”
Briana Mendez-Padilla, Arts & Culture Editor
December 20, 2019
On November 6 Poly Academy of Achievers and Leaders (PAAL) hosted its second annual art showcase event featuring artists from Poly and PAAL. The stage never failed to have a presence, as spoken word artists, rappers, singers and dancers all came together to ensure entertainment was always provided. While...
Stadia The Google “Console”
Reymar Santos, Staff Writer
December 6, 2019
Google is launching a new streaming service that will allow people to play their favorite games via a cloud service. They plan to debut their system on November 19 this year, and it will be called Stadia. The upcoming cloud gaming service operated by Google is said to be capable of streaming video games...
The End of the F***ing Season
Jailyn Lewis, Opinion Editor
December 6, 2019
“End of the F***ing World” was released on Netflix in 2017. The show follows the adventures of two lonely teens, James and Alyssa. James is convinced that he is a psychopath and wants to transition from killing animals to killing people and his first target is Alyssa. Alyssa, a new student at James’...
“She Kills Monsters” Killing it at the Poly Playhouse
Briana Mendez-Padilla, Arts & Culture Editor
December 6, 2019
On November 14, 15, and 16 the Poly Playhouse presented their play “She Kills Monsters.” An action packed comedy which still managed to touch upon serious subjects, “She Kills Monsters” is a breath of fresh air amidst a stressful college season. The play, put on by Mrs. Bon’s Play Production...
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