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AP art students work on set.

Photo courtesy of GB Theater

Urinetown is Coming to Town

Andrei Felt, Assistant Features Editor
March 25, 2025

The Urinetown musical will be brought to life by more than just the actors; two other Granite Bay High School communities have been working behind the...

Dale Mortensen, 1983, on the MK-92 Fire Control Console.

Navy Veteran’s Legacy: Dale Mortensen’s Life of Service to Teaching

Rachel Guo, Editor-In-Chief
March 21, 2025

A Granite Bay High School teacher has gone by multiple titles in his life. Teacher, Coach, Rifle Sharpshooter and E-5 Petty Officer 2nd Class. Retired...

Choir performing at the Saint Louis Cathedral

Granite Bay Choir Takes On New Orleans: A Musical and Cultural Journey

Emily Lau, Opinions Editor
March 21, 2025

Surrounded by the rich sounds of jazz and the vibrant energy of New Orleans, the Granite Bay High School choir set out on an unforgettable field trip this...

Credits to Wikipedia

The Grimm truth: The true stories behind our favorite Disney characters

Sienna Rodriguez, Co-Editor-in-Chief
March 17, 2025

Once upon a time there were stories filled with princes and princesses who fell in love at first sight and lived happily ever after. Or was there?   It’s...

Photo courtesy of Dave's Hot Chicken Instagram

The Best Chicken Spot Makes it’s Roseville Debut: Dave’s Hot Chicken Review

Audrey Baime, Co-Editor-in-Chief
March 14, 2025

Canes, Wingstop, Kiki’s, Chick-Fil-A, Popeyes, Buffalo Wild wings…the list goes on. Chicken-based fast food franchises are in no short supply. One...

Dell'Orto at his teachers desk.

Conspiracy to Clarity: APUSH Teachers Discuss the Kennedy and King Files (Pt 2)

Rachel Guo and Emily Lau
March 14, 2025

What was your first reaction to hearing about the files getting released? (0:22) I don’t know if you ever have heard the story of the boy that cried...

"The Pepper Steppers" Savanah Van Koten,  Eva Pogorelov, and Maya Fowler performed as a trio, doing both singing and body percussion on stage. 
"The Pepper Steppers is kind of based off a little joke we had because our song is called Red Hot," Pogorelov explained there are mentions of hot tamales in the song along with other peppers. Van Koten then followed that they made, "pepper like esque names." her being "Jalapeno", Pogorelov as "Serrano", and Maya as "Carolina". Practicing for the Talent Show took around a month, "going over to Vanna's house and after school in the choir room," Fowler also mentioned that, "trying to get the body percussion down was really hard so that took a lot of time." The Pepper Steppers plan to make another appearance on May 21st and 22nd for the spring concert. Van Koten, Fowler and Pogorelov are passionate about choir as it is a prominent aspect in their life, all three planning to continue it as a hobby in the future.

GBHS Talent Show 2025

Celine Kar, Photographer
March 14, 2025

Quang Tran, owner of La Bou, displays  pastries and croissants.

Rising Egg Prices’ Impact on Local Restaurants

Samantha Yee and Henry Yee
March 12, 2025

As egg prices soar, local restaurants like La Bou Bakery & Cafe, Coko Cake & Bakery and Jing Jing Chinese Cuisine face pressure to keep up with...

The sushi is served through a revolving sushi bar, allowing customers to independently serve themselves.

Kura Sushi Review

Sakura Watanabe, Staff Writer
March 11, 2025

The revolving sushi plates, tablet menus and melodic notification of food arriving on the sushi belt of Kura Sushi, brought me back to my childhood vacations...

I personally have been obsessed with birds for almost as long as I can remember.  They quickly became one of my favorite things to photograph when I started photography here at GBHS, as honestly they’re quite difficult to capture.  They move fast and are unpredictable to an amateur birdwatcher like me.  However, during my recent trip to Capitol Park in Sacramento, I managed to capture shots that even I am proud of.  In these captions, I will be pulling information about the different bird species from the “Stokes Essential Pocket Guide to the Birds of North America” by Donald and Lillian Stokes for species information, and “Ornithography - An Illustrated Guide to Bird Lore & Symbolism” by Jessica Roux to go into the fascinating symbolism of these birds throughout different cultures of the world.  I hope you enjoy! (This is a scrub-jay that was following us around –he was a big showoff.)

The Birds of Capitol Park

Sammy Hillery, Staff Photographer
March 11, 2025

Review: Ne Zha 2, an Epic Sequel

Review: Ne Zha 2, an Epic Sequel

Jerry Li, Staff Writer
March 10, 2025

  In the last few weeks, “Ne Zha 2” has swept the world by storm, with not only its spectacular graphics and its hype as a sequel to a massive 2019...

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