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Olympio D'Mello teaches World Religions to sophomores and the Academic...
Cailynn Knabenshue
Schedule changes for second semester at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy
Students won’t be able to sleep in anymore on Tuesday mornings, due to a new schedule set to be implemented next semester following months of complaints by students, teachers and parents. The changes were revealed to the student body via morning announcements on Jan....
101 #justfshathings
When you go to a school on the top of a hill, there’s bound to be more than a few unique things about your experience. Here’s 101 #justFSHAthings that are definitely relatable: Coming to school in Uggs and leggings as soon as the weather is below 70˚ Bernstein’s...
Opinion: Senior year is worse than junior year
To be completely honest, whenever I walk down freshman hall and hear complaints about high stress levels because of one biology test and three hours of homework, I cringe. Now that’s not to say that I didn’t complain about those very things when I was a little...
Opinion: Is society numb to attacks in Third World countries?
If you’ve turned on the news recently, you’ve heard about the terrorist attacks that killed close to 150 people in Paris last month. The violence has been linked to Isis, the extremist militant group whose goal is seemingly to cause worldly chaos. But what about the...
Inside the mind of a top college recruit
Senior Ali McCollum from Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy has been committed to play volleyball at Hawaii Pacific University since the end of junior year. "Having to choose a college is hard I'm sure, but the recruiting process is pretty stressful so I know I did put...
National STEM interest levels are rising and reflected in FSHA curriculum
There is a serious lack of women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), but educational initiatives in recent years are working to decrease the gender gap. Traditionally, men are encouraged as young boys to develop an interest in STEM by...
Confessions of a wannabe actress
It’s no secret that I love the spotlight. If you’ve seen me in the hallways, it’s quite likely that I’m laughing, talking to my friends or just generally being loud. Naturally, it makes sense that I have a passion for performing, whether it be in a school production,...
Young women inspired to become involved in politics
Many young women attended The Young Women’s Political and Civic Leadership Program on April 25 at the USC Radisson Hotel where they were inspired to live lives centered around politics and leadership. Dan Schnur, director of the USC Jesse M. Unruh Institute of...
The dangers of being plugged in
From texting to homework, it’s near impossible to pull a Tolog away from her phone or computer to interact with people face to face, much less do chores or go outside. “I probably spend about six hours a day on technology due to all the work we have on our laptops,”...