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KennedyRose Stiver, Campus Editor

KennedyRose Stiver is a junior at Santa Clara High School. She is currently co-captain of the SCHS Color Guard team and plans to continue performing through the winter and spring seasons. Stiver loves writing poetry and going on boba dates with her sister. When she is not completing schoolwork, she is most likely listening to one of her 51 Spotify playlists.

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Building a routine at the gym has been beneficial for students in breaking outside of their comfort zones.

24 Hour Fitness offers teens an opportunity to develop workout routines

September 13, 2022
A&E: SCHS students enjoy visiting local farmers markets

A&E: SCHS students enjoy visiting local farmers’ markets

June 7, 2022
CAMPUS: Teachers share their wisdom from many years of SCUSD tenure

CAMPUS: Teachers share their wisdom from many years of SCUSD tenure

May 26, 2022
Many students felt they came out of their comfort zone by trying new things.

Many SCHS students reach for a new star and discover new possibilities

April 27, 2022

A&E: One reporter suggests tips and ideas for a fresh spring reset

April 8, 2022
A&E: Less is more

A&E: Less is more

February 18, 2022
Other competitive sports tend to overshadow color guard which excludes those who participate in the sport.

OPINION: The undermining of color guard harms everyone involved in it

February 18, 2022
New sources usage of subscriptions and hinder students from learning from these websites.

OPINION EDITORIAL: Students should be exempt from unnecessary newspaper subscriptions

December 10, 2021
Through sending forms and asking directly, teachers are making efforts to include all students by addressing them with the correct name and pronouns.

CAMPUS: ‘It is aboout equity, equality and compassion’: Teachers work towards inclusive classroom environments

December 10, 2021
Many students felt unprepared returning to an in-person learning environment after a year of distance learning.

FOCUS: Imposter syndrome defeats SCHS students 42-0

October 29, 2021
Many students prefer to shop for books at recycled book stores over stores like Barnes & Noble.

A&E: Students consider the pros and cons between purchasing books from Barnes & Noble versus recycled book stores

October 29, 2021
Luca is a vibrant film that evokes the emotions of many viewers.

Summer of 2021 offered a vast array of movies and shows for all viewers to enjoy

September 14, 2021
FOCUS: The SCHS community pays homage to healthcare workers

FOCUS: The SCHS community pays homage to healthcare workers

May 28, 2021
CAMPUS: One freshman reporter attends high school on campus for the first time

CAMPUS: One freshman reporter attends high school on campus for the first time

May 28, 2021
Muslim students at SCHS are grateful for the newfound sense of community during their second Ramadan in the pandemic.

SCHS students celebrate Ramadan during the pandemic

May 13, 2021
While the book had a mysterious taste to it, readers have to work to stay intrigued.

REVIEW: ‘The Things She’s Seen’ requires readers to work to turn the page

May 5, 2021
Students and staff must wear masks and social distance.

DISTANCE LEARNING: Bruins experience a sense of normalcy in the first few weeks back on campus

April 16, 2021
CAMPUS: COVID-19 restrictions both aid and hinder the process of earning a driver’s license

CAMPUS: COVID-19 restrictions both aid and hinder the process of earning a driver’s license

April 16, 2021
Many spirit squad members are grateful for the opportunity to perform and practice physically instead of through Zoom.

SCHS spirit squad returns to perform at in-person football games

April 5, 2021
All classrooms are equipped with socially-distanced desks and shields.

Students and staff share their thoughts on returning to school for in-person distance learning

March 29, 2021
With the current schedule in place, unhealthy habits such as overeating may occur.

OPINION: The distance learning schedule may lead to unhealthy and unsafe eating habits

February 24, 2021
Junior Shelby Munoz (right) poses with her cousin Regi Castor as they show off their purchases from local Santa Clara Business, Second Hand Hustle.

CAMPUS: Small businesses in Santa Clara survive with the help of new ideas and student support

February 19, 2021
Despite the downsides to her year, Gandotra said she realized 2020 had many positive aspects, too.

Various hobbies, projects and mantras helped many students survive 2020’s hardships

January 24, 2021
Some clubs have created COVID-friendly activities, like mask-making that allow students to gain community service hours at home.

CAMPUS: Community service opportunities expanded to maintain student safety

December 19, 2020
The renovation will most likely finish before it is safe for everyone to return to school.

CAMPUS: Many students and staff excitedly await for the field and track renovation to be finished

December 19, 2020
Virtual Tree Lighting unites Santa Clara community despite not being able to happen in person

Virtual Tree Lighting unites Santa Clara community despite not being able to happen in person

December 11, 2020
The Wellness Centers primary purpose is to connect with students from home.

CAMPUS: SCHS Virtual Wellness Center is launched for community members

November 2, 2020
Teaching students to solely use the Cornell note taking method can have a negative impact on grades.

[Photo] OPINION: Teachers should not force students to take notes using the Cornell Notes method

October 30, 2020
The first ever Virtual Diversity rally was livestreamed through YouTube on Oct. 23.

The first Virtual Diversity Week and Rally unites SCHS community despite virtual barriers

October 25, 2020
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