Reckless driving makes first lot unsafe
School has only been in session for a few months, yet there have already been multiple minor accidents in Conant’s parking lot. Of course, everyone makes mistakes, but many scrapes could be avoided if...
Author: Sarah Yamaguchi
Bullet journal your way to success
If you’ve been on Instagram or Pinterest lately, odds are you’ve come across pictures of meticulously organized notebooks and calendar pages decorated with whimsical drawings and bright colors. At first glance, they might look...
Face-Off: Is required volunteer work an enriching experience?
Every year, seniors scramble to secure an LCAP position, NHS members work hard to get volunteer hours, and underclassmen begin to think about ways to get involved or get Harper Promise Hours. Volunteering is...
“Trevor the Musical” makes promising debut, celebrates LGBTQ+ youth
The 1994 story that sparked the Trevor Project, a crisis hotline dedicated to helping LGBTQ+ youth, is once again getting people’s attention- this time with song and dance. “Trevor the Musical” is based on,...
Face-Off: Does iBoss help or hurt?
Graphic by Futo Wada Sarah: The recent implementation of iBoss on some students’ iPads has caused a slew of complaints. Many students have expressed dissatisfaction with the system, saying it is not necessary. However,...
HBO’s “Confederate” is too much, too soon
The recent announcement of the new HBO series “Confederate,” set in an alternate history in which the South won the civil war and slavery continued, has sparked considerable debate online. Many people have expressed...
No need to ban fidget spinners
Look around practically any classroom in America and, more likely than not, you’ll see at least one student playing with a colorful plastic fidget spinner or fidget cube. Like any other classroom craze, fidget...
Let us entertain you: the Crier’s December podcasts picks
Graphic by Valeria Vesco Podcasts have never been extremely popular; they don’t have the long history of books, or the glamour of movies. According to Edison Research, only 17% of Americans surveyed had listened to a...
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