LJHS Vice Principals Retire
La Jolla High said goodbye to two of its most respected staff members: Vice Principals Beverly Greco and Walter Fairley. Both have retired from their positions to pursue new challenges and enjoy some of their favorite hobbies. On behalf of all LJHS students we would like to thank them for all they have done for [...]
Continue ReadingLJHS Alum Arrested
By Emma Scott Copy Editor To someone new to La Jolla High School, this story may hold little significance. From an outsider’s glance, it seems like just another assault on two young girls walking the streets at night, which unfortunately is all too common in large cities such as San Diego. However, to those who [...]
Continue ReadingMinimum Day Regulations
By Ali Davallou and Haley Richards Staff Writer La Jolla High now has a new minimum day policy, put into affect on December 5. Stu- dents all over the San Diego Unified School District were angry with the law requiring them to stay on campus for an extra 30 minutes on early release days. Despite [...]
Continue ReadingLooking on to the Horizon
By Ben Allen Staff Writer Last month, President Obama was reelected. There was much discussion from both parties with the end of the year looming, many Americans are curious to find out what Congress will decide concerning the fiscal cliff. The term “fiscal cliff” refers to the $500 billion tax increase spending cuts, as a [...]
Continue ReadingHalloween Tricks and Treats
By Lauren Robertson and Haley Richards Staff Writers As we all know, Halloween is right around the corner! Students are beginning to talk about costumes, as well as where to hangout Halloween night. This means that it is time to bust out your creepiest decorations and do not forget a unique costume! Here are a [...]
Continue ReadingRoad Trippin’
By Lauren Robbins and Lauren Robertson Staff Writers The homecoming dance is a school activity that everyone looks forward to! It symbolizes the start of a new school year and a time to party. This year La Jolla High School journalism got the inside scoop from ASB member Rose Chute. “This year our homecoming theme [...]
Continue ReadingGenome Study Update
By Lilly Grossman Staff Writer In the May 2012 issue of the Hi-Tide, then-freshman-now- sophomore staff writer Lindsay Crowe interviewed me. During the interview, I explained how I was in the process of getting my entire genome mapped (to find out more about the genome mapping process, read the article from May 2012). Since then, [...]
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