Month: March 2010

Lack of Funding Endangers Badminton Program

JOHNNY HUYNH Staff Writer Due to several technicalities, including budget and unpopularity, this season will be the last for the

This year’s varsity girls’ basketball team has been truly exceptional, extending their already undefeated 10-0 season well into the California

VICTORIA GAVIA Co-Copy Editor As spring season begins, girls’ varsity softball is continuing their efforts to improve teamwork and be

On March 4, AHS teachers and students wore black to signify the death of public education. This symbolic gesture began

Budget cuts to education aren’t anything new to California, and it isn’t a big surprise that the state is threatening

Near Pershing Square in downtown LA, thousands of demonstrators marched the streets in opposition to budget cuts in education. It

Why did you decide to attend the rally? First off, I am the Union Segment Director for Alhambra High School.

Thousands of people had come to Pershing Square in downtown Los Angeles to protest further cuts to public education, billions

KIMBERLY ONG Co-Opinions Editor Here on the West Coast, we don’t come across too many opportunities to call out racism.

No one above the age of nine thinks of Vanessa Hudgens as the cute teen Disney starlet anymore. Instead, she