End of DACA leads to immense backlash
Being an American is more than just being a native born citizen. This country is built on immigrants and discrediting DREAMers goes against the grain of what this country really is.
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Girls volleyball lock down their first home game win of the preseason
Girls varsity volleyball started off the preseason right, and gave the audience a game that put them on the edge of their seat till the final point was made.
Suzane’s life of a hermit: Part 2, The second dimension
Staff’s summer #3: It’s month two for Baron Banner’s hermit! Catch up onto what she has(n’t) done so far and perhaps pick up a few things to perfect your own hermit life.
Suzane’s life of a hermit: Part 1, The start of summer
Staff’s summer #1: Get an insight of the life of Baron Banner’s hermit! It gives you what she does during summer break and some tips on how to become a hermit yourself.
Lisa Battig counts down the days until her trip to the Arctic Circle
Lisa Battig will be marking two off her bucket list: going to the arctic circle and possibly seeing the Northern Lights as she has been recently accepted to do research with the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
“Trendy” zines make their way into the English class
Zines have made their way into the English classes and are giving room for students to express themselves about today’s events in a medium other than writing.
Boys volleyball with a clean sweep against Marina
On the last day before break, the boys volleyball team earn themselves a win against the Vikings, winning all three sets.
Boys volleyball loses in a ramped up game against Newport
Facing off against Newport, the boys volleyball team lost with close scores for every set. Downey Huynh (’17) played exceptional with many successful spikes throughout the game.
Boys volleyball loses their first game of the season against Edison
Boys varsity volleyball faces Edison in an exciting first game of the season, losing the match by a close score of 25-21.
Yearbook’s early deadline causes shortage on coverage
Why is it that the yearbook gets printed before some of the bigger events of the school year such as prom and Baron Games? Is it truly a yearbook if it only covers until the beginning of April?