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Like many standardized tests with strict rules and guidelines, there are some areas that people would like to see changed amid the gradual shift from physical to digital testing. Megan Charan (12) commented, “I would want to put most of them online because. . . it’s easier, and your hand does not get tired.” On the flip side, Naomi Yoshikawa (12), felt the opposite, saying, “I think that everything, all the English exams, should be handwritten instead of digital.” Photo by Unseen Studio on Unsplash
An Accurate Judge of Knowledge, or Just Another Standardized Test?
Alexandra Arnold, Staff Writer • April 19, 2024
To get votes for the upcoming election, many candidates have to advertise themselves to their peers. Candidates made their posters in an unique way so that their poster stands out from the rest.
Get Your Voice Heard in the Student Elections!
Katelyn Baba, Staff Writer • April 19, 2024
Rishabh Raikar (10) practices his serves before his singles match against El Segundo. At the start of the tennis game, players warmed up by hitting forehands, backhands, and readying their volleying skills. Photo courtesy of Dowon Kang (12).
Boys Tennis Continues to Fight Hard as the 2024 Spring Season Comes to a Close
Joshua Lee, Staff Writer • April 19, 2024
On Tuesday, Jan. 16, members of the robotics team construct and build upon one of their many prototypes. Pieces of machinery like this one are one of several required to build the finished robot. From left to right: Rugved Patil (11), Advait Sawalkar (12), Ishan Samarasinghe (12).
Young Engineers: "We the People" Robotics Team
Joshua Lee, Staff Writer • March 29, 2024
The highly coveted Oscar trophies illuminate on the display ahead of the 96th Academy Awards. This year, late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel reprised his role as host.
The 2024 Oscars: A Bold Year for Film
Anthony Parker, Entertainment & News Editor • March 28, 2024
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April 28, 2010

1. Her game: Varsity Cross Country, Track, and Basketball
2. Car: Honda CRV
3. Favorite athlete: Kobe Bryant
4. Favorite sports moment: When the Lakers won the 2009 NBA Championship
5. Status: Single
6. Favorite book: To Kill a Mockingbird
7. Favorite movie: Gran Torino
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Rishabh Raikar (10) practices his serves before his singles match against El Segundo. At the start of the tennis game, players warmed up by hitting forehands, backhands, and readying their volleying skills. Photo courtesy of Dowon Kang (12).
Boys Tennis Continues to Fight Hard as the 2024 Spring Season Comes to a Close
Pictured above, Top to Bottom and Left to Right, Rose Gifford (9), Lily Yuguchi (11), Devashree Misaal (11), Chrissy Lunde (11), Cierra Garcia (10), Avery White (12), Lauren Reed (11), Natalie Ou (11), Ayla Estrada (9), Kate Shepherd (9), Mona Sugawara (10), Precious Benitez (10), and Brooke Shepherd (12).
A Bittersweet but Memorable End to the Girls’ Water Polo Season
Ethan Rogers (12), post-wrestling-match, shares a triumphant moment with his family. With smiles written across their faces, this encapsulated the pinnacle of Rogerss wrestling journey.
Celebrating Senior Night for the Wrestling Warriors
Despite winter break’s optional practice schedule, Boys Tennis players brave strong winds and cold weather to play on the court. In preparation for the spring season, the team has held many practices that include fundamental drills and conditioning.
Boys Tennis Gears Up for the 2024 Spring Season
After the wonderful halftime performance of their 2023 field show entitled “Shattered” at the first home football game, the team huddles up for a group picture. Color Guard tryouts typically take place in mid to late April.
Color Guard: West High’s Hidden Gem
On Friday, Oct. 20, 2023, the West High Warriors prepare to compete in their Homecoming game against the Torrance High Tartars. Despite a 13–30 loss, the football team received unwavering support from the student section and entertainment units. Photo courtesy of Christine Huston.
West High Warriors Face Off Against the Torrance Tartars at the 2023 Homecoming Football Game
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