The past two weeks have gone by so fast. The first week was slow, filled with a lot of news writing, awkward moments, and ice breakers. During the second week, something happened and we all became a lot closer and comfortable with each other. From Lord of the Rings reenactments to Parseltongue speaking, there...
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Most can usually find Maria Do, a high school student with an interest in journalism, playing the ukulele for birthdays, talent shows, benefit concerts and more. Do, 16, of Chino Hills uses the ukulele as a tool to build relationships. She began playing the...
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One of the most enjoyable personalities at CSPA is that of Stan Kelton. Stan:–noun. –noun 1. a male given name, form of Stanley 2. A lawyer who is the legal adviser for CSPA. 3. Best man ever. 4. Potential tour guide.my roommate and I...
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“Toll rises to 87 in Norway after twin attacks.” – The Los Angeles Times. After reading about the shooting at a summer youth camp and the massive bomb in...
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Over my past week here at the workshop, I’ve stepped into a day of the life of a journalist. This life is fast-paced, stressful, thrilling, and aggressive. I like...
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This day was very anticipated. All the counselors told us that today is what they like to call the “Wednesday Phenomenon.” I had no idea what to expect. phe·nom·e·non...
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