Sophomore Riley Gunn eagerly enters her first year on the Falconer as a writer on staff after absolutely loving Beginning Journalism her freshman year. Gunn has always had a passion for writing and is very excited to express her skills in a journalistic manner. Outside her writing pursuits, Gunn enjoys spending time with her Boston Terrier, Lily, whether it’s a leisurely walk around the neighborhood or cuddling on the couch. Lily is always a source of joy. As for extracurriculars, Gunn participates in the global competition Future Problem Solving International, where she writes and competes at the international conference academically. Along with academics, Gunn hones her athletic skills on the school’s tennis team. When she has free time, she enjoys the beach and spending time with her friends. She also loves to read and is always looking for new books to add to her collection. In addition, Gunn is a dedicated student and always strives to do her best in school and is looking forward to the coming years at Falconer.
The school’s boys volleyball program ended another season full of nationally ranked competition and a deep playoff run. The boys varsity team closed out the year with an overall 32-10 record, a league...
Bat in hand, Reagan Cullivan (12) made a home run with her recognition as one of the April Athlete of the Month. On the school’s varsity softball team, she competes as a shortstop and pitcher. After...
The theatre program presented “The Outsiders,” taking a different approach with the more quaint ‘black box theatre’ allowing them to move away from their traditional proscenium stage for the first...
Outside of room 15, a coffee shop comes to life during passing periods, and in the morning before school. Organized by the Special Education Program, high schoolers and staff members lined up to order...
Editor’s note: Athlete of the month is released by ASB a week after the month ends. Stories on each athlete are delayed for this reason.
Lacrosse stick in hand, varsity lacrosse team captain Ross...
The ironically titled romantic drama “The Drama,” a star-driven film produced by A24 and written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli, released last Friday. It focuses on a couple's relationship just...
Editor’s note: Athlete of the month is released by ASB a week after the month ends. Stories on each athlete are delayed for this reason.
Basketball in hand, shooting guard and team captain Charley...
Editor’s note: Athlete of the month is released by ASB a week after the month ends. Stories on each athlete are delayed for this reason.
Wyatt Hollingsworth (12) wrestled his way from the mat to...
Editor’s note: Athlete of the month is released by ASB a week after the month ends. Stories on each athlete are delayed for this reason.
Dribbling down the field, soccer player Chase Mafong (11)...
Filmmaker Emerald Finnel’s highly-anticipated adaptation of “Wuthering Heights” released on Feb. 13 after weeks of promotional content.
The film is currently ranked as the number one film globally....
Editor’s note: Athlete of the month is released by ASB a week after the month ends. Stories on each athlete are delayed for this reason.
Kate Conway (11) was recognized as the January Athlete of...
Pro - by Joanne Liu
Waiters furrow their brows in disappointment at men who insist on going 50-50. Online, many conflate splitting the bill with the slow death of chivalry. For men to pay on a heterosexual...
The school’s varsity girls soccer team (11-2-3) won 4-3 against the San Dieguito Academy Mustangs (6-8-2) at Ed Burke Field on Jan. 29.
The team dedicated the match to Katie's Save, an organization...
The school's annual Challenge Day encouraged conversations about mental health within the student body from Jan. 26 to Jan. 29.
Challenge Day is a nationally recognized program designed to help the...
After two years, the highly anticipated Netflix series “Stranger Things” returned with Season 5, Volume One on Nov. 26. The final season began with four exceptionally constructed episodes: “The Crawl,”...
Last Wednesday was a regular day for some, but it was a game day for the school’s varsity boys soccer center back Kai Lewin (11). He was up and ready to tackle the day at 6:30 a.m.
The morning was...
Editor’s note: Athlete of the month is released by ASB a week after the month ends. Stories on each athlete are delayed for this reason.
Stepping onto the court, Jaycee Mack’s (11) standout presence...
Across the globe, Interact Clubs, the high school branch of Rotary International, empower young minds to make change in their communities through volunteerism, leadership and global awareness.
Founded...
Canadian R&B artist Daniel Caesar released his fourth studio album, “Son of Spergy,” under Republic Records on Oct. 24. The album is a personal piece, providing listeners with a glimpse into Caesar's...
Dr. Jane Goodall, primatologist, researcher and activist for animal welfare and gender equality, passed away in California on Wednesday.
Goodall’s death was a result of natural causes, cutting her...
Editor's note: Athlete of the month is released by ASB a week after the month ends. Stories on each athlete are delayed for this reason.
Sprinting his way into the school year, varsity cross country...
Recap
After what seemed like a lifetime for fans, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” finally came to an on-screen conclusion, where author and director Jenny Han expanded from its paperback origins.
Prime...
For a few months every year the leaves turn orange, the night comes earlier and we start saying “hot please” when ordering our lattes. Fall, which begins on Sept. 22 this year, brings the coziest vibes...
On Aug. 22, Mac DeMarco released his sixth full-length studio album, “Guitar.” An intimate and introspective record, it follows the notoriously well-loved and laid-back style that his renowned album...
As students dive into the school year, an exciting new academic program emerges: Sports Medicine. In previous years, TPHS Sports Medicine was an extracurricular. However, the addition of an elective pathway...
