Lindsey Agnew, Editor-in-Chief
SDA students will eat any free food, even if it is massive amounts of Goldfish and donuts shoved in the general direction of their face by a blindfolded friend. San Dieguito’s hungriest and most spirited Homeroom Olympics contestants competed in the school’s first eating contest on Tuesday, April 17. The two-round contest, which took place in front...
Edward Wolanin, Staff Writer
“Wzrds” Kid Cudi and Dot da Genius prove that magic really does exist with their new album“WZRD”. With a little melodic magic, they confirm that musicians can cross genres and don’t need to be relegated to one style of music. “WZRD” is their alternative debut album that was released on February 28. WZRD is an interesting...
Students gathered at the softball field on Wednesday to watch the teachers face off against the Varsity softball team. The teachers lost in a tight 3-1 game for the first time in the history of the occasion. Although there was only one winner, teachers and students enjoyed getting out during an hour lunch to play. “I had a great time playing! It was...
Joseph Swit, Staff Writer
The All-American Rejects haven’t wasted any time in following up on their highly successful album “When the World Comes Down”, because their new album “Kids in the Street” just might have surpassed it altogether. The new album from the rock group formed in Stillwater, Oklahoma is poised to bring AAR’s success to new heights. The Rejects...
Katie McPherson, Staff Writer
Fifteen to 20 homerooms donated a total of 40 blankets on Mar. 6 as a part of Homeroom Olympics. Teachers Mike Santos’s and Amy Johnson’s homerooms tied for the most blankets with eight blankets donated. The blanket drive was organized by sophomore Mary Hope Liesegang and senior Patrick Mattioli. Homerooms earned 200 points for participating and...
updated May 11, 2012
Caitlin Hird, Features Editor
Dane Chapin has been an entrepreneur since he was 11 years old. Now, he is the CEO of Zephyr Partners Real Estate, Health Savings Associates, and USAopoly, and has learned how to bide...
updated December 8, 2011
Natalya Ballard
Women have long encountered difficulties in the workplace, most notably in fields geared towards science, where the environment is predominately male. While the days where women...
updated April 17, 2012
Caroline Glass, Online Arts Editor
Spring Break. A time for relaxation for some, travel for others, and fun for all. Although this spring break brought some rainy days, SDA students found ways to enjoy their short freedom....
updated January 20, 2012
BY KATIE BERRIOCHOA Senior Lauren Fidel is all cozy in her long knit sweater and thick black tights. “I dress to match the way I feel that day…When Im feeling all energized...
updated April 20, 2012
Tyler Hagen, Sports Staff Writer
SDA varsity boys baseball won their sixth game in a row against Valley Center 4-0 on Tuesday April 17. Junior Dominic Anguiano hit an RBI double in the second inning to score the...
updated May 16, 2012
Taylor Knudson, Staff writer
Walking into a packed theater I saw each gum-covered seat filled with Marvel comic fan boys sporting “Incredible Hulk” t-shirts, eager grins, and buckets of popcorn drowning in...