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Beginning to expand your closet doesnt always have to be expensive. Especially when you have a whole world of secondhand fashion at your footsteps.

For Foothill’s fashion enthusiasts: How to begin thrifting

Lily Toreja and Kimberly Fickerson
October 12, 2021
Foothill Tech welcomes new Spanish teacher, Mrs. Benitez to the faculty.

New Spanish teacher, Isis Benitez, joins faculty

Noelle Villaseñor, Writer
September 23, 2021
Discover the latest on Foothill Technology High Schools speech and debate club from writer Noelle Villaseñor.

Speech, debate and the improvement of student mental health

Noelle Villaseñor, Writer
June 9, 2021
Experiencing stress is a common occurrence in the life of a student, but there are multiple methods of reducing such stress, which can redirect energy that was previously being used to worry into energy to act.

Persevering through academic stress

Ryann Liddell, Writer
April 25, 2021
From rebellious teen to Billboard 200 chart musician, Mac Millers legacy will always live on through his songs, and the powerful impact he had on his adolescent listeners, who believed that his words expressed exactly how they were feeling during the highs and lows of their teenage years.

Mac Miller’s posthumous legacy

Ashley Newman, Columnist
April 20, 2021
After more than a year of completely online schooling, students must now adjust to the new hybrid format, which will come with a new set of advantages and disadvantages for all students.

Turning off Zoom and walking into class

Noelle Villasenor, Writer
April 13, 2021
While the decline of classical musics popularity may be due to its lack of relevance in terms of current trends, it still possesses real benefits, as well as unique features that, if given the time of day, may turn some heads.

Are we hitting snooze on classical music?

Laura Liang, Writer
February 5, 2021
With the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement and the Biden Harris campaign, many have turned a critical eye to the men and women in uniform, but a Ventura County police officer is able to provide insight on the faults in these accusations and on why the actions of the few broadcasted on the news cannot, and should not be assumed to apply to the many in blue.

COLUMN: A Ventura County officer in 2020, a new take on the police system in America

Juliet Ward, Columnist
January 18, 2021
Unique garments perch on Depop, waiting to catch your eye and spice up your wardrobe. Credit: Depop.

The pop of Depop: rethink your holiday shopping

Laura Liang, Writer
November 27, 2020
The invigorating game of Spikeball is beloved by casual and competitive players alike.

Spikeball and its future as a competitive sport

Jonah Billings, Writer
October 7, 2020
The graduating class of 2020 looks back on the memories theyve made and the experiences theyve had during high school before they turn their attention to the future.

The Senior Class of 2020: looking towards the bright future

Bella Meza, Copy Editor
June 3, 2020
Maya Thompson 21 and Emma Gill 21 cutting out hearts for the Valentines day cards.

Discover Science: Inciting a curiosity and passion of exploration in the next generation of scientists

Kaitlynn Dibblee, Writer
February 13, 2020
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