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Reach For the Sky: Senior Kennedy Myrick still reaching after making contact with the ball for her overhand serve.
Let’s make a Racket!
Caylee Lamb, WEB co-director • November 15, 2024

  All you wanna do is look at Kennedy Myrick when she reaches to the sky on her overhand serves. Between the months of Aug. and Nov....

Reach For the Sky: Senior Kennedy Myrick still reaching after making contact with the ball for her overhand serve.
Let’s make a Racket!
Caylee Lamb, WEB co-director • November 15, 2024

  All you wanna do is look at Kennedy Myrick when she reaches to the sky on her overhand serves. Between the months of Aug. and Nov. the Paso Robles High School Women’s varsity tennis team experienced...

A Wrap on Boys Water Polo
A Wrap on Boys Water Polo
Quinn Kobayashi, Copy Editor • November 8, 2024

The Varsity Boys Water Polo team had a strong season with an abundance of wins, but it unfortunately came to an end on November 6, after a loss to Garces Memorial, home to the Rams.  Including all...

A Bittersweet End: Football Season Comes To A Close
A Bittersweet End: Football Season Comes To A Close
Amelia Peterson and Chloe Van Pelt November 8, 2024

Football, dance, cheer, and band seniors came together on Nov. 1, 2024 to celebrate their final night under the War Memorial Stadium lights.  The ceremony began at 6:15PM with the football seniors...

Recent Issue
Campaign Comparison: KamalaHQ vs. TeamTrump
Campaign Comparison: KamalaHQ vs. TeamTrump
Amelia Peterson and Daisy Lee October 23, 2024

The rise of social media in this November’s politics for Trump and Harris’ campaigns has been a quick and powerful one. In next month’s election, social media platforms are as popular as ever, bringing...

Loving Love Island
Loving Love Island
Amelia Peterson, News Co-Director • October 21, 2024

Drama, texts, and avocado toast: the perfect summary of Love Island’s 2024 season of the summer. This reality dating show took over everyone’s minds with record high viewing and a huge social media...

The renowned student section in its original spot, overflowing with crimson and white during last year's first home game of the season on August 18, 2023.
At The Center of Things
Jade Wagner, Photography Director • October 21, 2024

Crimson Crew has returned to center field! After consideration of student opinions and outcomes of the past home football games, the Athletic Department has decided to relocate the student section to its...

Industry tyrants continue to aid modern slavery
Industry tyrants continue to aid modern slavery
Ben Parham, World Co-Editor • October 20, 2024

Have you purchased products from a company which uses slaves? You might think not. And, of course, the 13th Amendment ended slavery, right? Also, every single country which has been recognized by the United...

Pouring Our Future (PRHS Campus): Construction crew poured the pool foundation at the construction site on campus. Pouring took place in the early hours of October 4th prior to the school day commencing.
Pool Construction Making Waves
Alex Gonzalez, Art Co-Director • October 15, 2024

When students began their year at Paso Robles High School on August 15th, they were treated to a surprise: a big hole in front of the agriculture buildings. “The original pool design from 2018 was comprised...

The new plaque in the former place of the End Zone Oak.
Built from the Roots
Caden Medeiros, Photographer • October 9, 2024

As kids, countless Bearcats imagined themselves scoring a touchdown under the end zone oak, located on the northern end of War Memorial Field, but many will instead be a part of a different tradition.  Before...

The Native Past in California
The Native Past in California
Ben Parham and Emerie Reynoso October 29, 2024

If you were to ask Alan Salazar, also known as Fast Runner, about the past of California and it being a free state, he would state that it was not. Salazar is a Chumash & Tataviam First Nation storyteller,...

Baird (11) playing her guitar
Kiana On Key
Cassidy Heer, EIC • October 23, 2024

“I know it's a lot to ask, but I just want to make it last,” sings Kiana Baird over the soft strings of a guitar. Though most artists are thought to be found on apps like Spotify, the 16 year old singer-songwriter...

Behind The Belle: All About the Pioneer Belle Reese Jaureguy
Behind The Belle: All About the Pioneer Belle Reese Jaureguy
Margot Klo, Managing Editor • October 20, 2024

Wearing her crown, sash, and name tag, makes this outgoing, cheerful, and talkative 17-year-old senior girl, Reese Jaureguy, represent Shandon’s past, present, and future as this year’s Pioneer Day...

FAR FROM HOME
FAR FROM HOME
Paityn Whitson Swanson and Emerie Reynoso October 18, 2024

Čau Gundega Paberze! After working with the AFS Intercultural Program and traveling approximately 5,800 miles from Daugavpils, Latvia, Paberze is easing her way into Paso Robles High School where...

You See Color
You See Color
Carter Bland, Opinion/Editorial • October 20, 2024

 “I don't see color”, an all too common response to asking if someone’s race motivated the way someone treats them. Its a response that fails to grasp the nuance of racial dynamics in America and...

The Rise of Self Diagnosis
The Rise of Self Diagnosis
Elijah Mayo, Director of Photography and Environmental Editor • March 28, 2024

The brain is constantly changing and evolving, searching for reasons  why we feel the ways we feel and act the way we act. With emotional changes and behaviors that some see as strange, many people have...

Dune 2: A Diamond in The Desert
Dune 2: A Diamond in The Desert
Elijah Mayo, Director of Photography and Environmental Editor • March 20, 2024

In the dry desert of mediocre movies like Madam Web and Night Swim that lay buried in the grains, an oasis filled with a pool political philosophy and a galactic empire appears. Dune: Part Two was released...

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VALENTINE’S DAY: HOLIDAY OR NOT?
Chloe Van Pelt and Jane Ruggerio February 28, 2024

For over 700 years, Valentine’s day has been celebrated by over 50% of the world. The main story of Valentine’s day originated from the years 268-270 when Emperor Claudius II ruled over the Roman Empire,...

Day of the Dead Altar created by MEChA members and Alba Cazares, the altar is located in the 1000s next to room 1029!
Celebrando El Día De Los Muertos con MEChA
Jessica Mendez, Carmesi Co-Director • November 4, 2024
The Wardrobe: Fall Edition
The Wardrobe: Fall Edition
Margot Klo, Managing Editor • October 20, 2024
Candy, Cobwebs, and Costumes
Candy, Cobwebs, and Costumes
Laney Ortiz, Social Media Co-Editor • October 18, 2024

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