As an ISTJ and MBTI enthusiast, Jessie Chen enters her second year of high school with dedication and a strong sense of responsibility. Similar to her ISTJ personality, Chen has integrity and a strong work ethic and is looking forward to her first year on the Falconer. She hopes to use her diligence and attention to detail to contribute to the success of the publication and looks forward to expanding her knowledge of journalism. Outside of the newsroom, Chen applies the same level of discipline and focus to figure skating and piano. Similar to how she meticulously executes her routines on the ice and plays with precision on the piano, she hopes to bring the same precision and grace to her writing. In her downtime, she finds joy and companionship with her mini goldendoodle, who offers both a comforting presence and a much-needed break from her busy life.
As finals week approaches, students take out their No. 2 pencil to bubble in small circles on an overwhelmingly large white and green sheet. The familiar Scantron, with its rows of tiny ovals, becomes...
As the holiday season nears, festivity manifested in the form of music at the annual Winter Concert, held on Dec. 12, in the school’s Performing Arts Center.
The concert opened with the full orchestra...
Depending on the time of day, the city offers activities from hikes to climb to bakeries to visit. The drop downs below provide more detailed descriptions of options to choose from when looking to...
The INSIDEOUT exhibit, a 360 degree immersive video, light and sound theater by artist Leigh Sachwitz, portrays the feeling of shelter during a thunderstorm. The museum was founded to create immersive...
Olala Crepes is a French creperie located in Gaslamp Quarter offering both sweet and savory crepes and French desserts. Their crepes are made with organic buckwheat flour imported from France.
Students line up to receive Kool-Aid from PALs. Distributing Kool-Aid last Friday lunch was one of various events hosted by PALs for Red Ribbon Week that took place from Nov. 4 to 8.
PALs members smile by the Kool-Aid booth. Other events included passing out red pins and candy, as well as a drunk goggle simulation. Left to right: Shyla Mighdoll (12), Ryann Holohan (10), Greta Pennock...
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With college decisions around the corner, students continue to stress over their submitted applications, and the years of hard work endured for this moment. With the growing...
Trick-or-treaters stand in awe before a married skeleton couple and small ghosts. This house was one of many on the street that take pride in their vibrant Halloween decorations.
After being introduced to the sport by a good friend, Kate Hu (10) found her passion for golf when she was 6 years old. Her junior golf scoreboard is currently ranked No. 55 in the nation and No. 13 in...
In a world of constantly inflating prices, many online shoppers have resorted to brands such as Temu or Shein for cheap and trendy items, particularly clothing. These brands have been facing backlash for...
In the bustling Del Mar Highlands Town Center, SunLife Organics settles in its new cozy corner beside the Sky Deck and CeramiCafe. The brightly pigmented smoothies gleamed in their cups bearing their easily...
With twinkling lights strung along the back wall and students' work showcased around the classroom, Anna Regula, a new English 9 Honors and AP Language and Composition teacher at the school, hopes to create...
A newly installed jumbotron finished construction on Ed Burke field on Sept. 16, just in time for the homecoming football game last Friday.
“Greater attendance is something the jumbotron can bring...
Since the start of the school year, multiple areas around campus have experienced maintenance issues, such as faulty air conditioning, an ant infestation and ceiling tile damage.
“We got the air conditioning...
In professional sports, the focus on physical performance often overshadows how athletes maintain their mental health under immense stress, an understated yet crucial aspect of their overall well-being....
