Month: April 2025

Written By: Miles Watts, Staff Writer LOVE: The passion behind this art project of a video game is clear to see from the design of it to the personal impact…

Written By: Sakura Snyder, Staff Writer INSPIRING: MEChA promotes Hispanic culture and inclusivity at Poly. In 1969, Chicano students gathered around at a UC Santa Barbara conference to fight back…

Written By: Simranpreet Kaur, Staff Writer COMMUNICATING: Let’s get to know Political Debate Club, its advisors, and their goals for the future. Introducing the newest organization at our school, the…

Written By: Ariel Connell, Staff Writer OPINIONS: Who do Poly students think deserves the title of ‘The Best Spider-Man’? With the release of the new Spider-Man animated series, there is…

Written By: Miles Watts, Staff Writer HIDDEN GEM: Despite being more niche, messenger bags should be considered as much as backpacks when choosing how to carry one’s belongings. While most…

Written By: Sakura Snyder, Staff Writer INNOVATIVE: Minga becomes fully fused into the schoolwide system as students express their enjoyment of its perks. First, Enriching Students. Then, FiveStar. In the…

Written By: Jaidan Slowik, Staff Writer FESTIVAL: This year the annual Charles Dickens festival was held in White Park with a number of fun performances, activities, and old-time food! “Back…

Written By: Reagan Metzger, Staff Writer SNOW: The culture of snowboarding and skiing as well as the California water supply has been affected by this year’s lack of snow at…

Written By: Lucy McPherson, Staff Writer, and Olivia McPherson, Staff Writer ATHLETICS: Poly’s softball starts the season off with 8 wins and 3 losses and is ready to get another…