Jie – li!” Without hesitation, I leaped out of the car and followed the warm call from the wooden
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Now and then, an assembly of high school students on their newly furnished electronic bikes cruise along the road.
MoreThe Sandpiper happily introduces our new intern, Issie Barrett. We’ve all seen the movies. Tan, shirtless lifeguards dressed
MoreIdentified by its trademarked green mermaid and perfume of freshly brewed coffee, the Starbucks drive-thru is where Karina Levinson
MoreJeff Baldwin, the former ASP World Tour professional surfer native to Del Mar, spends this time of the year
MoreHere in San Diego, the sight of wetsuit-clad surfers flowing over the sensuous waves while balancing on their boards
MoreFor many high school students, Thanksgiving is still one of their favorite holidays. Seen more than a day indulging
MoreThe 2022 midterm elections again arrive at a time of much-needed urgency and action. With the previous midterm election
MorePresident Joe Biden announced on August 24th a student loan forgiveness plan that could help reduce the federal loans
MoreAmidst the calls for changes on national issues regarding race, gun control, or climate change in the last years,
MoreCanyon Crest Academy student Sydney Chan delivered a powerful speech at a July 9 abortion rights march and rally
MoreGrowing up, Jasmine Criqui and her parents sat at the dinner table every Monday to share and exchange their
MoreAt Torrey Pines High School, the PALs (Peer Assistant Listeners/Leaders, depending on whom you ask) class is a group
MoreSan Dieguito Union High School District Superintendent Cheryl James-Ward was placed on administrative leave on Apr. 20 following her
MoreEven students who seldom pay attention to the week’s top headlines are by now familiar with the conflict in
MoreTucked between Tamarindo and a “Coming Soon” sign is An’s Hatmakers, the most recent addition to the Del Mar
MoreThe San Dieguito Union High School District’s constantly evolving COVID-19 policy has been communicated to parents and students through
MoreThe 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 26) was recently held in Glasgow, Scotland from Oct. 31 to
MoreMy dad, Ardem Patapoutian, is a professor at Scripps Research who studies the biological process known as mechanotransduction, or
MoreMany high school students who are also frequent beach-goers are all too familiar with environmental pollution, such as the
MoreWith more than 60% of Californians voting “No” in the September 14 recall election, Governor Gavin Newsom has held
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It’s been a few weeks since the majority of high school students in San Diego have returned
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Last month I wrote about how my vision of Del Mar has always been framed by the
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With her top-notch writing skills, passion for all things politics, and attentiveness to her community, Neha Pubbi
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I spend a great deal of time thinking about intimacy. For a PhD student in English literature,
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With San Diego county moving into the orange tier and the vaccine rollout, San Dieguito Union High
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When the Pandemic hit I felt trapped. Basketball stopped. School learning stopped. Gatherings stopped. I could not
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Thanks to Sophomore Ayana Johnson’s initiative, Torrey Pines High School (TPHS) has a Black Student Union (BSU).
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Anna Sohn, a junior at Francis Parker School on a hybrid schedule, is using her days between
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Recycling is an important solution for addressing environmental problems, but not everyone knows why. I think recycling
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Approaching one year of the pandemic, teenagers feel hopeful about the vaccine, while having differing opinions on
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