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Mylinh Duong, Online Editor

Mylinh Duong is a senior at Santa Clara High School. Aside from writing and editing for The Roar, she is the president of the Vietnamese Student Association and plays volleyball for the SCHS varsity team. Additionally, Duong enjoys hanging out with friends, listening to podcasts, working out and arranging flower bouquets.

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CAMPUS: Passion vs Profit

CAMPUS: Passion vs Profit

November 11, 2022
SCHSs 49ers STEM Leadership Institute students designed and built a float for the City of Santa Claras Parade of Champions.

[Photo] SCHS community commemorates its 150th anniversary

November 1, 2022
Quiet quitting is an approach to reject a hustle culture correlated with burnout.

OPINION: Quiet quitting calls attention to workplace burnout

October 30, 2022
A&E: Collections serve as a form of self expression

A&E: Collections serve as a form of self expression

June 7, 2022
Late American neurosurgeon Paul Kalanithis memoir, When Breath Becomes Air, confronts the realities of mortality.

REVIEW: ‘When Breath Becomes Air’ explores the meaning of life and death

May 25, 2022
A&E: Social media creates a trend of visiting art museums for a different purpose

A&E: Social media creates a trend of visiting art museums for a different purpose

April 8, 2022
CAMPUS: SCHS clubs seek to rekindle the flame of activity on campus

CAMPUS: SCHS clubs seek to rekindle the flame of activity on campus

April 8, 2022
Multiracial students at SCHS appreciate the Bay Areas diverse community.

FOCUS: Multiracial students feel less outcasted in the Bay Area, yet the struggle to feel ‘seen’ is strong and unrelenting

February 18, 2022
CAMPUS: Co-taught classes allow students equal access to education and success in learning content

CAMPUS: Co-taught classes allow students equal access to education and success in learning content

February 18, 2022
Numerous restaurant workers undergo verbal abuse and name calling which is damaging to their mental health.

OPINION: The customer is not always right

February 2, 2022
Freeman looks forward to the spring semester at SCHS to implement fresh ideas.

SCHS welcomes new Vice Principal Sharon Freeman and her passion for inclusion

January 26, 2022
San Francisco is the perfect city to find a vast array of food items.

From boba to pastries, one reporter shares the top food locations to visit in San Francisco

December 15, 2021
The 49ers STEM Leadership Institute offers many rigorous hands-on activities pertaining to STEM industries.

CAMPUS: 49ers SLI program prepares its members to become proficient and experienced leaders

December 10, 2021
A&E: Disposable film has made a comeback with students’ cameras and recent photos

A&E: Disposable film has made a comeback with students’ cameras and recent photos

December 10, 2021
The 20-track album serves as a therapy session for listeners with its powerful vocals and relatable lyrics.

REVIEW: Summer Walker’s ‘Still Over It’ describes a healing journey from heartbreak

November 8, 2021
The that girl lifestyle, popularized through social media platforms, promotes toxic productivity and unhealthy eating habits.

OPINION: Not everyone can be ‘that girl’

November 1, 2021

CAMPUS: Students explore a variety of art concepts through taking the newly implemented AP Studio Art class

October 29, 2021
This year will be Torress tenth year of teaching, but her first year at SCHS.

New art teacher Silvia Torres aspires to share her appreciation for art with her students

October 1, 2021
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