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The New Dancer: Annie Johng

The New Dancer: Annie Johng

Sarah Yee, Staff Writer
January 19, 2021

“The Guy to be Around:” Richard Grube

Sarah Yee, Staff Writer
January 19, 2021

The Student Activist: Kriti Vasudevan

Sarah Yee, Staff Writer
January 19, 2021

2019-2020 Granite Bay Speech and Debate Team

Back row, from left to right: Easha Narayanan, Srinidhi Chandraskaren, Sriyanka Mandava, Avanthika Panchapakesan, Ipsha Pandey, Ishna Pandey, Shrina Pandey

Front row, left to right: Avanti Ramraj, Shreya Nagunuri, Kriti Vasudevan

How to debate: Conveying your side effectively

Saihaj Cheema and Sabine Kanz
December 1, 2020

Many students feel insecure about sharing their opinions on difficult topics, especially without the presence of face to face contact.

Too afraid to have a voice?

Anna Jenkins, staff writer
November 30, 2020

The pandemic has put many things on pause, licenses and permits not being an exception.

Students hit the brakes on driving tests during Covid-19

Julietta Golovey, Staff Writer
October 22, 2020

Lisa Kunst, a math teacher at GBHS, is juggling taking care of her children and teaching her students during distance learning.

Teachers also struggle with online learning

Maggie Delaney, Staff Writer
September 30, 2020

Despite only experiencing school through the computer, students still grapple with the return to school.

Students overcome the back-to-school blues online

Kaylee Price, Staff Writer
September 29, 2020

Meghan Haflich, new dance teacher expanded the dance program at GBHS.

New teacher dances into our hearts

Bella Khor, senior editor
February 21, 2020

Students express frustration at personal finance course deviations from previous years.

Mandatory online course changes result in conflicts with students

Cori Caplinger, senior editor
February 14, 2020

GBHS students describe their experiences with having siblings on campus.

Siblings on campus

Bradyn Kesti, Staff Writer
January 28, 2020

Peer2Peer is an on campus program that helps students' emotional and mental health.

Counseling can be ‘peer’ly inspirational

Alexis Craig, staff writer
January 10, 2020

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