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Emily Harvie, Co Editor-in-Chief

Emily Harvie, known by the Roar staff as E. Harvie, is a senior at SCHS. She enjoys journaling, scrapbooking and making and selling jewelry. Harvie is an advocate for slow, sustainable fashion and likes to thrift and shop secondhand. She can also be found listening to music or reading predictable Young Adult romance novels. When she’s not spending time with her family, Harvie is out getting boba and shopping with friends.

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SPORTS: ‘Three, two, one, have some fun’

SPORTS: ‘Three, two, one, have some fun’

Emily Harvie
April 8, 2022
SPORTS: Twins for the win

SPORTS: Twins for the win

Emily Harvie
February 18, 2022
Many celebrate Lunar New Year with family gatherings and an array of food.

‘Lunar New Year means a new beginning, new start’: Students and staff celebrate Lunar New Year

Emily Harvie
February 7, 2022
Colorful party powder was thrown in the student section at the 2021 Homecoming to enhance student energy and hype during the Varsity football game, just one of the activities they plan on doing to bring spirit to SCHS sports.

SPORTS: Blue Hole strives to bring Bruin spirit to all sports

Emily Harvie
December 10, 2021
The class of 2022 had a unique application experience as many were unable to visit college campuses due to the pandemic.

CAMPUS: Class of 2022 reflects on their college application experience

Emily Harvie
December 10, 2021
SPORTS: Physical education department uses grant to purchase new equipment for weight room

SPORTS: Physical education department uses grant to purchase new equipment for weight room

Emily Harvie
October 29, 2021
SCHS adopts a new bell schedule for the 2021-2022 school year.

Pros and Cons of new bell schedule

Emily Harvie and Sarah Olson
October 21, 2021
SCHS adopts a new bell schedule for the 2021-2022 school year.

PRO: Pros and Cons of new bell schedule

Emily Harvie
October 21, 2021
CAMPUS: An unconventional water polo season

CAMPUS: An unconventional water polo season

Emily Harvie
May 28, 2021
Students encourage people to fact check information and confirm the credibility of sources they see online and on social media.

A&E: Performative activism is the ‘absolute bare minimum’ of helping oppressed communities

Emily Harvie
April 16, 2021
OPINION EDITORIAL: Communication is key, especially in distance learning

OPINION EDITORIAL: Communication is key, especially in distance learning

Emily Harvie
April 16, 2021
DISTANCE LEARNING: What’s the difference? Breaking down the three current COVID-19 vaccines in the US

DISTANCE LEARNING: What’s the difference? Breaking down the three current COVID-19 vaccines in the US

Emily Harvie
April 16, 2021
STEM students are required to volunteer for at least 20 hours each year.

OPINION: The number of mandatory community service hours needed to graduate should be increased

Emily Harvie
February 22, 2021
Students notice the screen time for Black human characters is disproportionate compared to white human characters.

A&E: Students recognize dehumanization of Black characters in Disney animated movies

Emily Harvie
February 19, 2021
A&E: SCHS Community explores unique qualities of animation and live action entertainment

A&E: SCHS Community explores unique qualities of animation and live action entertainment

Sarah Olson and Emily Harvie
December 19, 2020

Live Action

Emily Harvie
December 19, 2020
Seaview Productions will be streaming a version of the “Ratatouille” musical on January 1st of 2021.

‘Ratatouille’ musical emerges on TikTok and excites many SCHS students

Emily Harvie
December 14, 2020
DISTANCE LEARNING: Should students be required to turn their cameras on in class?

DISTANCE LEARNING: Should students be required to turn their cameras on in class?

Rickie Thayer and Emily Harvie
November 2, 2020

DISTANCE LEARNING: PRO: Should students be required to turn their cameras on in class?

Emily Harvie
November 2, 2020

DISTANCE LEARNING: Virtual expression

Emily Harvie
November 2, 2020
Students opinions differ in regards to buying thrifted clothing in bulk.

A&E: Students consider the benefits and drawbacks of buying and reselling thrifted clothes on Depop

Emily Harvie
November 2, 2020
Students have developed new methods to take care of themselves.

Self care methods at SCHS have changed since the shelter-in-place order

Emily Harvie
May 31, 2020
YouTutor currently has 41 tutors and 30 students, serving both national and out-of-country students.

Students create YouTutor, a site for free virtual tutoring

Emily Harvie
May 20, 2020
Many students feel that their plants boost their happiness.

Plant parents: students share how caring for their plants reminds them to care for themselves

Emily Harvie
April 13, 2020
Sophomores Fernanda Alfaro (left) and Cassie Ambelang (right) pose at the Museum of Ice Cream in San Francisco.

SCHS students enjoyed the Museum of Ice Cream in San Francisco before COVID-19

Emily Harvie
April 11, 2020

The Roar’s Valentine’s Day Questionnaire | Sophomores

Emily Harvie
February 13, 2020
Seniors (left to right) Areiah Malonzo, Laila Davidson, Victoria Johnson and Jonathan Vergonio close out the show with a final few words.

REVIEW: SCHS Jungle Cruise Talent Show was a great representation of the schools’ talent

Emily Harvie
January 28, 2020
Sophomore Rishab Gupta (left) has been working on the SCHS app (right) since his freshman year.

Sophomore Rishab Gupta develops new SCHS app with the hope to provide important information to every member of the Bruin community

Emily Harvie
November 24, 2019
The store will be closing almost half of its locations worldwide.

Forever 21 bankruptcy has students divided on its possible effects

Emily Harvie
October 29, 2019
Certain fashion items and vernacular have become associated with the VSCO aesthetic.

The recent ‘VSCO-girl’ trend has students wary of the way they dress for fear of judgement from peers

Emily Harvie
September 19, 2019

OPINION: Teachers shoud be more lenient with bathroom passes to protect students’ health

Emily Harvie
May 31, 2019
Self-care accounts often use the hashtag to gain likes and followers.

OPINION: Instagram self-care accounts should live up to their name

Emily Harvie
March 3, 2019
Both human and sea life are harmed by this overconsumption.

OPINION: The new California law on straws is not doing enough

Emily Harvie
January 30, 2019
Fast fashion companies harm not only the environment, but consumers wallets.

OPINION: Fast fashion companies provide cheap goods at too high a cost

Emily Harvie
November 21, 2018
Ms. Camacho-Light hopes to improve students lives with her counseling.

New SCHS counselor Lynn Camacho-Light dreams of having her own art show

Emily Harvie
October 6, 2018
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