2020 vision

January 31, 2019
Filed under Kate Gabrielson, Opinion
Kamala Harris: Sen. Kamala Harris of California officially entered the presidential race recently, and, as a relatively young biracial woman, aligns with the diverse female majority of the Democratic Party. Harris has embraced issues such as gender and racial equality, and, in the primary, will lik...
Morales reflects on path to teaching

December 9, 2018
Filed under Kate Gabrielson, Lifestyles
B orn to immigrants from El Salvador, Spanish teacher Viky Morales’ family settled in the Bay Area in the hopes of beginning a better life. Though she was originally set on becoming a lawyer and planned on attending law school, she eventually realized it wasn’t the career she envisioned for herse...
"The Hate U Give" entertaining, culturally significant
October 28, 2018
Filed under Kate Gabrielson, Movies
Ihave seen more than my fair share of young adult movies, and most follow a predictable pattern; a totally average, down-to-earth teen attempts to navigate an overly dramatic, exaggerated version of high school, directed by someone clearly disconnected from today’s teenagers. “The Hate U Give,” howev...
5 Seconds of Summer looked so perfect
By Nicole Fuller and Kate Gabrielson
October 28, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Kate Gabrielson, Music, Nicole Fuller
"B oy band.” The words alone are enough to send shivers down my spine, conjuring images of screaming pre-teen girls and mediocre-looking white boys singing about love and heartbreak. So you can imagine my apprehension to attend one of these concerts, and for 5 Seconds of Summer no less, a band whose ...
Class of 2018 cuts loose at Panther Beach

May 20, 2018
Filed under Kate Gabrielson, Lifestyles
E very year, seniors across the country participate in senior ditch day, meant to celebrate the near-completion of high school and the beginning of a new chapter in students’ lives. This year, while some chose to spend the day in San Francisco or elsewhere, the main event took place at Panther Be...
‘Everyday is Christmas’ cheerfully kicks off the holiday season
December 4, 2017
Filed under Entertainment, Kate Gabrielson, Music, Uncategorized
Although I enjoy turning on the radio in December and singing along to the classic Christmas carols as much as, if not more than, the next person, I must confess I get tired of hearing the same played-out covers my grandparents likely listened to in the 1940s. By late December every year, my reaction is t...
Spotlight on new staff
By Kate Gabrielson and Era Goel
October 23, 2017
Filed under Kate Gabrielson, Lifestyles
Not pictured: Nicole Zambrano Learning skills teacher Nicole Zambrano came to HHS after studying culinary arts for several years. When she is not teaching or in school herself, Zambrano loves to spend time with her rescue dog and watch “The Walking Dead.” You can find her listening to countr...