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Junior Ashley Hong (left), athletic director Paul Jones and senior Jaden Michel incorporate a hat and chair for their prop in their Dancing With the Staff rehearsal Thursday.
DANCING WITH THE STAFF (UNMASKED EDITION): For the first time since 2019, performers not required to wear face coverings during Thursday, Dec. 8, and Friday, Dec. 9, shows
Euree Kim, Staff Reporter • December 2, 2022

For the first time since 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic, those performing on stage for Dancing With...

Drum major senior Lana Luu accepts a second-place plaque for the Lancer Regiment during the Saturday, Nov. 12, Division Championships at Capistrano Valley High School in Mission Viejo. The Lancer Regiment, comprised of the school marching band and the Color Guard, will advance to the championship round Saturday, Nov. 19, in Garden Grove, where they will compete for a chance to earn a first-place award for a second consecutive year.
Lancer Regiment to compete Saturday, Nov. 19, in Garden Grove for chance to repeat as California State Band champions
Faith Jung, Social Media Manager
Customers gather at their local Department of Motor Vehicles field office to take their drivers knowledge test on a touch screen device June 2015.
DMV offers online platform for driver’s knowledge exam
Nathan Lee, Staff Reporter
Korean Culture Clubs fan dance subgroup practices after school on Wednesday, Sept. 28, for its performance on the Saturday, Oct. 8, Korean Culture Festival that will take place at the Sunny Hills quad.
'Squid Game,' K-pop and more for Saturday, Oct. 8, Korean Culture Club festival in the quad
Jaimie Chun, Managing Editor
Senior Lindsey Kang (left) shares a special moment with her father after being crowned homecoming queen during halftime of the Friday, Sept. 30, football game between Sunny Hills and Fullerton at Buena Park High School stadium.
ASB vice president crowned homecoming queen
Henry Lee, Web Editor-in-Chief
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New social science teacher Matthew Acosta greets his fifth period United States History class Nov. 4.
New 'high energy' social science teacher also helps out as coach in Lancers' football program
Kate Yang, Editor-in-Chief • November 6, 2022

As a Whittier High School student, Matthew Acosta often received recognition from teachers for his natural...

English teacher and environmental activist Christina Zubko (second from left) stands for a picture with other members of her organization, “Friends of Ormond Beach,” during the California Coastal Cleanup in September 2019 at Santa Monica Bay.
TEACHER LEISURE: Instructor and environmental activist advocates for protection of Ormond Beach
Jaimie Chun, Managing Editor
Social science teacher Chris Vogt gives a lecture to his students on Thursday, Aug. 18, during his fourth period Advanced Placement U.S. History class in Room 23.
Former Ayala High School baseball coach joins Sunny Hills as new social science teacher
Henry Lee, Web Editor-in-Chief
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DID YOU KNOW? Breezeway mural’s origins a mystery to many
Susie Kim, News Editor
New engineering teacher Patrick Salem (center) reacts to the progress his engineering students are making on their balloon cable car project in Room 402 on Monday, Aug. 22. Salem, hired through the Regional Occupation Program, also takes over as the new coordinator for the school’s Engineering Pathways to Innovations and Change program.
NEW CHALLENGE: Ex-college professor, engineer aims to connect with EPIC students
Nathan Lee, Staff Reporter
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Opinion
Anna May Wong was a trail-blazer for Asian-American representation in the American media. She continues her legacy through a 25-cent U.S. coin.
Anna May Wong coins the term ‘Asian American pioneer’
Kate Yang, Editor-in-Chief • December 1, 2022

From the onset of her career, Anna May Wong refused to tread lightly. The Chinese-American film star,...

An artists rendition of two different student teachers — one cultivating the students growth and the other treating them like guinea pigs.
Head to Head: Student Teacher vs. Regular Teacher
Stacy Kim and Giselle Suastegui
Learning from experience: student teaching cultivates better teachers
Giselle Suastegui, Feature Editor
Teachers, don’t let student teachers outshine you
Stacy Kim, Staff Reporter
Staff Editorial: Teachers take a distraction free environment too far
Staff Editorial: Teachers take a distraction free environment too far
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Setter senior Stacy Kim jumps up to block the oncoming ball during the second set of the CIF-SS playoffs against The Archer School for Girls on Oct. 22. The Lady Lancers won the match 3-0, which qualifies them for the quarterfinal round on Wednesday, Oct. 26.
Girls volleyball advances to CIF-SS quarterfinals after sweeping The Archer School for Girls
Irene Sheen, Special Sections Editor • October 24, 2022

Winning in straight sets at home against The Archer School for Girls Panthers on Saturday, Oct. 22, the girls volleyball team heads to its first...

Senior Division 1 commit Kelsey Kim takes a swing during a tournament at the Stallion Mountain Golf Club in Las Vegas, Nevada on Friday, July 1.
GAME BALL: La Habra transfer, Division 1 commit makes her mark on the greens
Grace Min, Sports Editor • October 14, 2022

As soon as senior Kelsey Kim picked up a golf club at 5 years old, the sport quickly became a crucial part of her life and her future. Following...

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Two years after being featured in a 2020 Netflix documentary “Miss Americana,” American singer songwriter Taylor Swift releases a new album Midnights Oct. 21.
Swift’s latest, Midnights, worth listening ‘round the clock
Alexxa Berumen, Feature Editor • November 29, 2022

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Richard Thomas plays Atticus Finch, an attorney who agrees to defend a Black man accused of sexually harassing a white woman in the stage adaptation of Harper Lee’s novel, To Kill a Mockingbird.
To Kill a Mockingbird stage adaptation worth scouting for something to do during holiday break
Justin Pak, Copy Editor • November 22, 2022

Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird has faced controversy in recent years, especially during the Black Lives Matter movement. The novel about...

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