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Elias Panou, Opinion Editor

Elias Panou is a Scottish-born sophomore at SCHS. In his spare time, Panou enjoys reading and, oftentimes, writing. His favorite authors are John Steinbeck, J.R.R Tolkien and Herman Melville. He is an avid guitarist and musician. 

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A&E: Panou’s Paper Panel

June 7, 2022

A&E: Panou’s Paper Panel

April 8, 2022
OPINION: Growing volatility and instability will feed changes for many

OPINION: Growing volatility and instability will feed changes for many

April 8, 2022
Mikhail Yurevich Lermontovs classic, A Hero of Our Time, is widely recognized in the literary world.

Panou’s Paper Panel: The summation of Lermontov’s work

March 7, 2022

A&E: Panou’s Paper Panel

February 18, 2022
OPINION: Social media and the psychology behind its global impact

OPINION: Social media and the psychology behind its global impact

February 18, 2022
OPINION EDITORIAL: Caffeine is detrimental to ones health

OPINION EDITORIAL: Caffeine is detrimental to one’s health

February 18, 2022

CAMPUS: SCHS Horizon program reflects on progress made and success since its initiation

February 18, 2022
Roar: The Podcast | Episode 2

Roar: The Podcast | Episode 2: The diversity of potatoes

February 13, 2022
The origins of Red Ribbon Week are highly problematic and promote violence.

OPINION: Red Ribbon Week is a failure of the War on Drugs and needs to leave

December 10, 2021
A&E: Panous paper panel

A&E: Panou’s paper panel

December 10, 2021
The SCHS English department is moving away from classics towards a more inclusive curriculum.

A&E: ‘Is that serving our students well?’: English teachers reflect on contemporary v. classic novels

December 10, 2021
Roar: The Podcast | Episode 2

Roar: The Podcast | Episode 1: The color pink

November 24, 2021
A&E: Panous Paper Panel

A&E: Panou’s Paper Panel

October 29, 2021
Pooled testing takes place weekly at SCHS, however, the practice wastes resources.

OPINION: Pooled testing is an unreliable and inefficient method to prevent the spread of COVID-19

October 20, 2021
OPINION: Americas classist division has unfairly treated blue-collar workers during the pandemic

OPINION: America’s classist division has unfairly treated blue-collar workers during the pandemic

May 28, 2021
CAMPUS: Senior Tamba Di Mattia earns a soccer scholarship to University of San Francisco

CAMPUS: Senior Tamba Di Mattia earns a soccer scholarship to University of San Francisco

May 28, 2021
The Cousins, written by Karen M. McManus, was a boring addition to her already lackluster selection of books.

REVIEW: ‘The Cousins’ is an underwhelming read which failed to provide readers with a proper plot

May 6, 2021
The leaders of the movement are known for being involved with right-wing conspiracy theorist groups.

OPINION: Californians must not be deceived by the RecallGavin movement

May 1, 2021
OPINION: ‘Speak for the trees’: Humanity should be more concerned by the alarming rate of deforestation

OPINION: ‘Speak for the trees’: Humanity should be more concerned by the alarming rate of deforestation

April 16, 2021
FOCUS: Many are worried about the environment of California’s west coast as threats continue to rise

FOCUS: Many are worried about the environment of California’s west coast as threats continue to rise

April 16, 2021
Many so-called “quiet kids” feel socially alienated by their peers.

CAMPUS: Students and teachers are concerned with the rise in social alienation among students

April 16, 2021
Roar: The Podcast | Episode 6

Roar: The Podcast | Episode 6: Staffers talk gaming

February 19, 2021
Many students in the Bay Area find they experience an extra pressure due to the success of large companies being close to home.

CAMPUS: SCHS students find competition and motivation under an unspoken Bay Area Pressure

February 19, 2021
OPINION: Video game developers should follow gamers’ lead and donate to charity

OPINION: Video game developers should follow gamers’ lead and donate to charity

February 19, 2021
The new season of Disenchantment also further combatted modern issues and showed inclusivity through character development and set-lists.

REVIEW: Season 3 of hit Netflix show “Disenchantment” delivered intriguing storylines, witty humor, diversity, and more

January 20, 2021
Trump supporters took over Capitol Hill, waving flags and stealing documents from offices.

OPINION: The American people must come together to fight the Capitol Hill insurrection and solve the problems surrounding it

January 7, 2021
Students have varying opinions about what they hope the future of music holds.

Students share their anticipations for music and musical expression in the coming years

December 29, 2020
DISTANCE LEARNING: Classes adapt to online classroom by utilizing various apps

DISTANCE LEARNING: Classes adapt to online classroom by utilizing various apps

December 19, 2020
Roar: The Podcast | Episode 3

Roar: The Podcast | Episode 3: A virtual freshman year

November 27, 2020
Langstaff is from Washington D.C. and has traveled all around the world, including Istanbul and Mexico City.

New SCHS History teacher Brad Langstaff works to build his classroom around safety and mutual respect

November 10, 2020
OPINION: Cultural appropriation hurts everyone

OPINION: Cultural appropriation hurts everyone

November 2, 2020
Johnsons memorial can be found next to SCHS Health classroom.

Former SCHS Physical Education teacher Warren Johnson’s memorial completed

November 1, 2020
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