Going into his third year on the Falconer and first year as AEIC of Design, Eric Lee looks forward to keeping the website as sleek and sophisticated as is fitting of a nationally ranked student news publication. Outside the newsroom, Lee can be found after school in the Performing Arts Center rehearsing alongside his fellow TP Players for the school’s seasonal play. During his free time, Lee also enjoys playing video games and watching anime and cartoons. Some media he enjoys include Overwatch 2, Stardew Valley, Undertale, Deltarune, Omori, most shounen animes, YouTube video essays, and other such topics that one could dub as “chronically online.” He is also enthused by anyone whose music taste is similar to his, so feel free to inquire about any song recommendations. Overall, Lee is excited for his last year on staff to be as productive as ever.
Claire Frederico (12) and Gideon Jakobs (12) perform as Maggie and Max in 'Lend Me a Tenor.' The play, which showed from April 30 to May 2 and May 6 to 9, was the last one of the school year and the last...
Eric Lee, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Design
• March 4, 2025
Peer Assistant Leaders (PALs) held its second annual walk for National Eating Disorder Awareness Month at the school on Saturday.
The event began with PALs speakers Kaitlyn Chmelka (11) and Jaclyn...
Eric Lee, Asst. Editor-in-Chief, Design
• February 7, 2025
A career fair was held by the AVID 11 class for the AVID 9 and 10 classes in the learning commons during fifth period last Friday.
Each student made a website and brought two promotional products,...
Fifty-two weeks, 365 days, 8760 hours and tons to recap. Twenty-twenty four was full of trending moments including new music, food, movies and pop culture moments that will be extensively remembered. With...
After 16 years teaching and coaching at the school, Ryland Wickman, a Special Education teacher, as well as football, softball and varsity flag football head coach, was named the San Diego Flag Football...
Editor’s Note: Rebecca Gallow, Charlenne Falcis-Stevens, Brian Seymour, Ronald Marquez, Kevin Brown, Ron Nocetti, Holly Haggerty, Bryan Marcus, John Kessler and Michael Hoeger were all contacted via...
Eric Lee, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Design
• December 6, 2024
The 2024 fall sports season was full of intense competition, resulting in two CIF state champions and five league champions. The varsity girls golf team won the CIF Division I state championship while...
Eric Lee, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Design
• December 6, 2024
Spanish teacher Viviana Alvarado-Gomez's door displays a 3D tree. Sweaters that represent different cultures surrounded the tree, worked on by the students of her first period class.
Eric Lee, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Design
• November 14, 2024
The Washington Post’s slogan, “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” represents the ideal standard of journalism that many reporters strive for: the desire to speak the truth, a virtue protected by the First...
Eric Lee, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Design
• October 21, 2024
The debate around the myriad of ways that dark humor is utilized in society has existed for centuries. After all, jokes that are perceived to make fun of tragedy can be seen as displays of an inability...
Eric Lee, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Design
• September 26, 2024
Forgiveness in day-to-day life is often considered to be a healthy way of responding to the pain that others may have caused. While it can be beneficial on the individual scale, the idea of incorporating...
Eric Lee, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Design
• September 13, 2024
Assistant Principal Tracy Olander began her position as the SDUHSD Director of Human Resources after her employment was approved at the SDUHSD Board Meeting on Aug. 8. Olander continued to work at the...
The Paris 2024 Olympic Games are considered one of the "greenest-ever." While aiming to reduce the environmental impact, the efforts were the topic of heavy controversy.
Seniors gather at Powerhouse Park on Aug. 11 to enjoy the sunset. They celebrated the approach of their final year as Falcons with friends. Photo courtesy of Audrey Davidson.
