

Rachel Bullock


Team USA chills after successful Winter Olympic Games
After the 2018 Olympic Winter Games came to a close last weekend, team USA finished in fourth, with a solid 23 medals and four new records. Norway took first overall with 39 total medals. These games began with a stunning opening ceremony comprised of the usual dances...

Journalism students ‘Go Big’ in Dallas
Landing late Wednesday night at Dallas...

Movie preview: DC attempts to gain cinematic grounds with Justice League
DC Comics finally brings its biggest superhero team to the big screen with “Justice League.” With an ambiguously foreshadowed villain and an insecure team of heroes stifled with a subtle sense of justice, DC brings its most anticipated characters Wonder Woman (Gal...

World Series had all Los Angeles on edge of its seat
After an intense Game 7, the Los Angeles Dodgers came home from Dodger Stadium on Wednesday from the final game against the Houston Astros in what has to be the most exhilarating, record-breaking World Series of all time. The Dodgers won the first game of this series...

A new light shines in the Pokemon Alola region
Venture into the far reaches of the Alola region as the Pokeverse expands with Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon for the Nintendo 3DS. “Now, with Ultra Sun and Moon, there are more Ultra beasts and legendaries,...

Serious issues discussed in Disney’s new show ‘Andi Mack’
Just when Disney seemed to have run out of ideas, Terri Minsky, creator of the Disney Channel classic “Lizzie McGuire,” came in with an idea so bold even she didn’t think Disney would go for: an adult-themed show to be called “Andi Mack.” Andi Mack (Peyton Elizabeth...

Second annual Pearl Con welcomes students, fans
Daniel Pearl Magnet’s Pearl Con II on May 20 is going to present more than just comics and pizza. “I’m guessing it’s going to be similar to last year,” sophomore Garrett Francisco said. Now that science teachers Jim Morrison and Stephen Schaffter, Pearl Con...

LAUSD can’t just give the green light to ICE agents targeting DACA students
Senior Cesar Trejo finds comfort knowing institutions across Los Angeles, especially the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), are making efforts to protect undocumented students across the city. “I’m glad I live in a city where minds join together in order to...

Students educated with the rich history of Black History Month
Live performances by members of the school’s Get Lit team, timelines and a movie filled the multi-purpose room (MPR) last Friday with a warm atmosphere as students walked along the colorfully decorated walls learning more about black history and African-American...