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Bad Bunny's Super Bowl
Super Bowl Sunday, a major unofficial American holiday, blending high-stakes football with massive social gatherings, happened February 8, with a twist. Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio gave a presentation to remember. Bad Bunny will go down in history as one of the most influential people of the 21st century. It may not be the first time a Hispanic artist has sung in the Super Bowl, but Bad Bunny was the first singer with only a Spanish repertoire to present himself there. Bec
Alejandra Diaz
3 days ago


Introducing Grandpa to the Algorithm
My grandpa Over winter break, my grandfather, whom I was spending the holidays with asked me to help him download the app Instagram. He is 79, and has no social media (besides LinkedIn) so I was very excited to help him. However, this prompted me to wonder about his generation and their experience on social media. I asked my grandfather some questions about his experience, and also did some research on his people in his age group and their interactions on apps like TikTok or
Isabel Himmelvo
Jan 29


Resolutions that Last
One reason that New Year’s resolutions do not last is because they sound motivating but they are hard to fit into an everyday schedule. A goal such as “work out every day” could be attainable at the start of January, but it is harder to achieve after a busy and stressful school day. This doesn't just happen because people get tired; it happens because the goals are unrealistic, overwhelming, and not matched to a person’s readiness to change. When the goal is too ambitious, pe
Judy Luo
Jan 29


Late Winter Cozy Tips
Even though January can feel chilly and stressful, I’ve learned that small adjustments in your life such as warmer lighting, layered blankets, comfort snacks, and a few small comfort items can make everyday school life feel calmer and more manageable. And as a self-declared “cozy vibe lover,” here are some of my favorite things to do to boost my feelings of coziness in the winter! ( This advice is most applicable to people living in dorms but could also apply to non-dorm d
Judy Luo
Jan 29


A Montereyan’s Guide to a Perfect Tuesday
With a crisp breeze, autumn sweeps over the Monterey Bay. Autumn in Monterey is a beautiful thing, with the weather just right for a cozy sweater and a warm beverage. Surprisingly, Stevenson students are often oblivious about where to go locally. It is always a cycle between Del Monte, Carmel, and Target, and they never get to see anything else. So many gems go unnoticed! I highly recommend visiting Alvarado Street — anybody who knows me knows that it is my favorite spot of a
June Park
Nov 7, 2025


Homecoming: looking back and looking forward
It’s easy to imagine how students are already excited and hyped up for homecoming. Indeed, in a school, homecoming is a big and exciting event. During the homecoming week, students, faculty members, and alumni gather together for a parade, dance, and sports competition. Homecoming not only brings joy and energy to a student's life, but it also strengthens the bond between the entire school community. Though most students are familiar with homecoming, only a small number know
Judy Luo
Oct 3, 2025


Decking the Halls: Capturing Christmas Cheer through the Lens
The holiday season is in full swing at Cardinale and Wright Christmas Tree Farm, a beloved Monterey tradition since 1975. Nothing is...
Paige Skinner
Dec 18, 2024


The Top Four Merriest Christmas Specials That Will Warm Your Heart
‘Tis Winter season, Holidays are here, and what better to do than turn on the TV with some Christmas cheer? But, alas, our lives are...
Will Simonds
Dec 11, 2024


Out and About This Winter
With familiar Christmas carols drifting through the crispy air, you might be thinking of where to go out to celebrate the holiday season...
June Park
Dec 11, 2024


Cupfuls of Comfort: Exploring Stevenson’s Top Winter Drinks
Homemade Hot Chocolate Photo Credit: Celebrating Sweets With winter’s chill setting in, there is no better way to fight the cold than...
Alexa Muchnick
Dec 11, 2024


Autumn Reads
Easing into a new semester with new classes and a new curriculum can be hard, and the English class readings will often hit you like a...
Will Simonds
Nov 1, 2024


Procrastination and How to Avoid It
By Ember Sanborn Artwork by Tim Lahan, of The Atlantic Procrastination is an avoidable and preventable foe; nevertheless, it causes...
Ember Sanborn
Nov 1, 2024


Visiting your future: a visit to the college I will attend opened my eyes
Congratulations! You got into college. Good job. Challenging AP classes, repetitive student council meetings, soccer games in the...
Lydia Yu
May 17, 2023


Hidden gems unearthed: Netflix's shows laid bare
What are the best “hidden gems'' on Netflix? Well, first of all, we need to clarify what a hidden gem is. A hidden gem is a movie or show...
Luca Mazzie
May 17, 2023


Into Poetic Justice
The following lines were part of the anthem of one of the biggest social movements, the Black Lives Matter Movement, “We gon' be alright,...
Emily Amador
May 9, 2023


Dieting, Weightlifting, and Ideal Body
Weight training has long been stereotyped as a masculine pursuit. As a child, I would never be willing to imagine myself in a gym...
Lily Li
Apr 13, 2023


Caffeine!?@!?!
Community time Starbucks runs. Cans of Yerba Mattes scattered around Rosen. Whether you’re relying on a shot of espresso to survive your...
Melody Cai
Apr 13, 2023


Magic of Journaling
After a long, tiring day, what do you like to do to unwind? Maybe you like to watch the new episodes of a T.V. show, share your stresses...
June Park
Mar 22, 2023
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