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Autumn for a First-Timer
The season is finally here: fall! Time to watch Gilmore Girls, drink pumpkin lattes, and enjoy as the leaves change their color to red-orange tones. In the case of Pebble Beach, autumn may not be as strong (I’m still waiting for the leaves to fall off the trees), but you can definitely spot a difference from previous months. For someone who has never experienced a stereotypical season in her life, even the mildest change in the Starbucks menu is a reason to celebrate. Growing
Alejandra Diaz
Nov 7


Stevenson's Hidden Sports
Once again, we congratulate the recent Stevenson wins at the beginning of this school year. The volleyball, tennis, and water polo teams began their season strong, with each encounter and fight as they defended their position in our school. Both girls' and boys' teams surprise us every day with their dedication and love for this sport. However, with all this excitement for newer matches and hopes of winning, we forget those activities that are not so competitive. Or simply, n
Alejandra Diaz
Oct 3


More than just a class: Why art shapes who we are!
In a world where high school students juggle test prep, ample homework, and endless deadlines, art often becomes a simple, quiet refuge. I like to paint, and what I have noticed from the practice of painting is that it helps me feel more grounded and have more clarity. However, art is more than just a hobby. Creativity is a force that shapes every aspect of our lives and brain development. Science shows that creativity has the power to transform how we learn, cope with ever
Isabel Himmelvo
Oct 3


The Labubu: An Epitome of Overconsumption
Meet the Labubus. Photo credits : Pop Mart The Labubu plague has spread to Stevenson: more and more bags are conquered by the mischievous plushes every day. Walking across campus, encountering Labubus of all colors, I wonder, what is it about these creatures that is so desirable to the human eye ? Well, to start, they aren’t so desirable to many, including myself. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, yes, but these little monsters are just so irksome — what are they smirki
June Park
Oct 3


Emerald Fennell Takes Wuthering Heights to a New Low: A Breakdown and Critique of "Wuthering Heights" (2026)
Wuthering Heights (2026). Photo credit: IMDB Wuthering Heights , first published in 1847 by Emily Brontë, is a gothic novel influenced by the Romantic Movement of the time period. The story follows the tragic love story between characters Catherine and Heathcliff. Heathcliff was adopted into Cathy’s family, and they are immediately drawn to and infatuated with each other, but because of their class divide, she marries another man. When Cathy dies, Heathcliff grows crazed and
Nancy Zhou
Oct 3


Is It Necessary to Give Gifts During the Holidays?
Gift giving is one of the most common acts of gratitude, originating from ancient traditions of building stronger relationships. However,...
Sylvia Yao
Dec 11, 2024


Should parents reveal to their children the truth about Santa?
Have you ever tried to hold yourself awake on Christmas Eve, waiting for the old guy in red with a big white beard to slide down your...
Lucy Zhang
Dec 11, 2024


Anora Review - A Glass Slipper Called Sexuality
Frame from Anora , featuring Anora at a party. Despite what is branded across all of the marketing, despite what director Sean Baker...
Will Simonds
Dec 11, 2024


Stevenson’s Hypnosis Show / In Defense of the “Lucky” Girl
Stevenson’s Hypnosis Show / In Defense of the “Lucky” Girl Earlier this year, Stevenson’s Resident Activity Committee (RAC) organized a...
Michelle Henaku
Nov 1, 2024


Student Experiences with the Suzanne Rumbaugh Purchase Prize
Art is more than just paint on a canvas or clay shaped into form; it is a deeply personal expression that reflects the artist’s soul and...
June Park
Nov 1, 2024


Alien Romulus: An Exploration of Man vs. Self
Watching as the epitome of extraterrestrial body horror unfolds in front of my eyes on an IMAX silver screen, I truly understood the...
Will Simonds
Sep 25, 2024


The Death of Conversation: We All Need the Dining Hall Cellphone Ban
"Dinner has been a sacred practice dating back since the beginning of time across many cultures" When we make a choice to sit down every...
Michelle Henaku
Sep 25, 2024


Colleges seek fame, not money
Developing news in college sports over the last few years has consisted of the progress surrounding NIL (name, image, and likeness)...
Curtis Da Silva
May 17, 2023


Movies That Suck
Have you ever walked into a theater, excited to see the movie you’ve been waiting to see for a year, just to watch the most horrible,...
Will Simonds
May 9, 2023


Summer Abroad
Who are summer volunteering programs for? Is it for the student volunteering? Is it for the people in need? Or is it for college...
Phoebe Zeidberg
Mar 22, 2023
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