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  • February 5Purchase IHS Improv tickets! Second performance is Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. in the Little Theatre!
  • February 5Congratulations Nathan Choy and Franklyn Xue for qualifying for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination!
  • November 16Congratulations to “Murder on the Nile” for ranking first place in every category in the Seattle Repertory Theatre’s adjudication program!
  • November 16Congratulations to all our National Merit semi-finalists!
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Working through a pandemic: essential employees

Working through a pandemic: essential employees

Gloria Shen, Feature Editor May 11, 2020

As a result of the statewide stay-at-home order and other measures taken to reduce the movement of people, many workers have been forced out of their jobs or converted to working from home. One group of...

Freshman Haley van Meurs shows off her skills in the band
room on Dec. 16. Photo by Sonya Sheptunov

Haley van Meurs makes All-State as a freshman

Sonya Sheptunov, Co-Editor-in-Chief Dec 20, 2019

  When freshman Haley van Meurs went to an orchestra concert for the first time at the age of five, she fell in love with the violin and begged her mom to let her learn to play.  “I just...

Gabriela Mootzs favorite songs to sing. Art by Rory Knettles

Gabriela Mootz finds a family in choir

Rory Knettles, Co-Editor-in-Chief Dec 20, 2019

Music has been a part of junior Gabriela Mootz’s life. Since she was young, her grandmother would take her to church  to sing in their choir. Throughout elementary and middle school though, she wasn’t...

Feature: Face in the crowd

Feature: Face in the crowd

Sonya Sheptunov and Minita Layal Nov 22, 2019

Cameron Schmitter Senior Cameron Schmitter got involved with ballet at the age of 4. According to Schmitter, the night before he was born, his parents went to see a performance of The Nutcracker,...

Face in the Crowd: Zoe Schenk and Elan Bustillos

Evelyn Yang and Madeline Nguyen Nov 25, 2018

Senior holds the gavel at PACMUN conference by Evelyn Yang, opinion editor The Pacific Model United Nations (PACMUN) conference will take place from Nov. 10 to Nov. 11 with an expected 800 delegates,...

Creativity Corner: Getting inspired

Creativity Corner: Getting inspired

Carina Bixby, Reporter Nov 21, 2018

Hello! My name’s Carina Bixby, and this is what I’ll be calling Creativity Corner––a column dedicated to addressing common pitfalls and queries relating to the artistic process. As a student myself,...

Games worth getting: Samorost 3

Games worth getting: Samorost 3

Nathanael Martinez, Webmaster May 14, 2018

Hello! I’m Nathanael Martinez and this is Games Worth Getting, a review column intended to share interesting mobile games that I feel are worth purchasing. Although I select each game primarily because...

Day in the Life of a Running Start student

Day in the Life of a Running Start student

Apr 16, 2018

Junior Andrew Jumanca’s wakes up at 7:30 a.m. instead of the usual 5:30 or 6:00 a.m. that typical high school students get out of bed. Jumanca is enrolled in Running Start, a pre-college program...

Face in the Crowd: Kimaya Wijeratna

Face in the Crowd: Kimaya Wijeratna

Apr 8, 2018

Dangling sideways, using her heel to grip the wall and jumping between holds are all moves necessary for freshman Kimaya Wijeratna to complete a brightly-colored bouldering route at Vertical World,...

Games worth getting: Flower

Games worth getting: Flower

Nathanael Martinez, Webmaster Mar 13, 2018

Welcome to the first ever installment of Games Worth Getting! I want to use this series as an opportunity to share video games that I think are worth buying. I know that most people don't want to spend...

Oomen focuses her camera during photography class. She said that she gets a lot of support for her photography on her Instagram account.

Face in the Crowd: Olivia Oomen

Evelyn Yang, Opinion Editor Mar 12, 2018

She already knew that she had a passion for art as she finger painted in her pre-K classroom. Eleven years later, sophomore Olivia Oomen won a national award for her artwork. Last year, Oomen received...

Day in the life of a substitute teacher

Day in the life of a substitute teacher

Brian Xie, Reporter Feb 12, 2018

Sheri Rosenzweig, affectionately called “Rosie” by her students, is one of the school’s most beloved substitute teachers. For her, the job creates the perfect balance between her love for teaching...

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