Senioritis

Senioritis

From the High Tide Radio
A legislator in Utah is trying to pass a bill to eliminate senior year. With La Jolla High seniors slacking off and avoiding class, students at LJHS weigh in on whether senior year is necessary. Click to listen in.

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Earthquake Shortens Days

Earthquake Shortens Days

A 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Mexicali on April 4 was the most recent in a string of many earthquakes in 2010. The quake could be felt in San Diego and generated several aftershocks.
Our recent brush with disaster may give us a new appreciation for the significance of recent quakes around the world.
The devastating earth- quake [...]

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The Best Dressed of ASB Ball

The Best Dressed of ASB Ball

Cutest Couple
Sophomore Solene Furlanis and Senior Payam Hariri were the cutest couple to hit the dance floor. The pair looked chic, with Furlanis sporting a black cocktail dress and Hariri in a dapper grey suit.
Most Retro [...]

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La Jolla Love

La Jolla Love

From the High Tide Radio
In honor of past Valentine’s day, Cassie Brazier looks at the special relationships La Jolla High students form during their four years on campus. Click to listen in.

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Celebrities and College

By Kelly Lin
Staff Writer
Celebrities in College
Celebrities, they’re just like us! They go grocery shopping, pig out at In-n-Out, and believe it or not, many of them also attend college. In today’s society, it is rare to even see the words “celebrity” and “college” in the same sentence. Lately, mainstream media has become [...]

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Technology Gone Too Far?

Technology is everywhere. This is the technology generation. People are so dependent on technology that it would be extremely difficult to live without it. Is the world just becoming more advanced or has technology gone much too far?
This question has many answers. Some say that technology has made life easier, [...]

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UCSD Compton Cookout

Most have heard about the racist tension UCSD has been experiencing due to the recent “ghetto-themed” party. During February ( Black History Month) an offensively themed party was thrown off campus by UCSD students to mock the month’s true importance.
The so-called “Compton Cookout” event urged all participants to wear chains, wear inexpensive clothing, and [...]

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LJHS Mens Volleyball

La Jolla High’s Men’s Volleyball Team is known not only for their excessive winning streak, but also their sense of humor. This team makes having a good time equally important to their team’s success and it has seemed to work magic for them.
“There’s no stress so when game time comes [...]

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Sex Offender Laws

Rape and murder are two things that no human deserves. However, countless of these crimes are committed by sex offenders every year. San Diego’s community has come together over the recent issues regarding sex offenders. People are outraged that innocent lives are being taken away and have justly realized there needs to [...]

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Everyday Heroines

Everyday Heroines

It was a perfectly normal San Diego day. The sun was shining brightly and the weather was perfect temperature. Yet this day was different and while most students had gone out to lunch on for the half-day, three senior girls noticed something strange. While on their way to find something to eat Tiffany Fan, Lory [...]

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This is Madness – No, This is Security!

Ever since the “Christmas underpants bomber” incident, security of airports has been questioned. Media in general has blown the severity and frequency of terrorist attacks way out of proportion. In reality, 7,015,630,000 people flew on a flight last year, while only 674 were on a plane where there was an attempted hijacking.
The reason [...]

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Famous for….?

The Kardashians. Jon and Kate. Brody Jenner. Tila Tequila. Anna Nicole Smith. The cast of Laguna Beach. Anyone who has ever watched MTV knows who they are. But why exactly DO people know who they are? Has anyone in this group of B-list celebrities ever contributed anything positive to our society?
The answer to this question [...]

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LJ Legacies

Ty Eveleth
One thing people may not know about Mr. Eveleth is that he and his family have been at La Jolla High for quite a while. The legacy began in 1961 with Rick Eveleth (Mr. Eveleth’s father) who started at La Jolla High, he then graduated in 1964. In 1969 he then returned to the [...]

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Three Years On Varsity

La Jolla High has many exceptionally talented sports players who have been on a varsity team for three or more years. These players have greatly appreciated their experience on the team, and have learned a lot over the past years. From learning how to work together as a team, to learning how to control your [...]

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