Chelsey Sanchez

Besides journalism, Chelsey is passionate about free food, cheap clothes, and Disney sing-a-long marathons. She is also the feature editor for her school's newspaper, The Plaid Press.

3 lessons I learned from the Red Carpet

by Chelsey Sanchez | May 20, 2015 | Arts and Entertainment, Opinion

As a girl who was born and raised in Los Angeles, the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry is not relatively new to me. In fact, the general appeal of Hollywood - and all that it represents to the rest of the country - has faded as a result of constant...

Crowd comes to life at Wango Tango

by Chelsey Sanchez | May 12, 2015 | Arts and Entertainment, Opinion

As night closed in around Carson’s StubHub Center last Saturday evening, the crowd’s anticipation became more and more tangible. Something about the dark gave the audience the freedom to let loose in a way that the blue skies and sunshine couldn't provide. By the time...

Humans of Wango Tango

by Chelsey Sanchez | May 10, 2015 | Features

Wango Tango is a day-long concert that features prominent and up-and-coming artists to thousands of eager fans, but behind the gleaming enthusiasm and ear-shattering volumes of music lies a hard work ethic that often goes unnoticed. "Humans of Wango Tango," a...

Opinion: Masculinity forces boys to internalize their emotions

https://highschool.latimes.com/granada-hills-charter-high-school/masculinity-forces-boys-to-internalize-their-emotions/

Opinion: How dress code obstructs gender equality

by Chelsey Sanchez | Apr 9, 2015 | Opinion

A common critique against the "Modern Day Feminist" is that she spends too much time focusing on trivial, first world, and privileged problems like the average high school's dress code. She is accused of using 'sexism' or pulling the 'gender card' in a...