Letter to the Editors
As a thank you for sharing her story, Gloria Meza wrote to us. Be sure to read her story here: https://sghsrambler.com/2019/03/12/the-glory-within-resilience/
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Cover Art: Lady Gaga’s Evolution
Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta’s talents are being highlighted in both acting and singing.
Read moreWomanhood into a Work of Art: Elizabeth Catlett
In her 70-year long career, Elizabeth Catlett created sculptures that celebrate the strength and endurance of African-American and Mexican women.
Read moreEverything you need to know about the LGBTQ+ Community
Though 53% of Americans support gay-marriage, there is still another huge percentage that disapprove and spread hatred towards the LGBTQ+ community.
Read moreYou Earned Your College Admissions
This incident brought up a dilemma many first-generation or students of color, face during college decision season, affirmative action policies.
Read moreDay of Silence
April 12th is a day observed by the LGBTQ+ community as the day we give tribute to those who have risked or sacrificed their lives through the expression of their sexual identity.
Read moreAn Irish Celebration
by Maite Sanchez Top of the morning to you, Saint Patrick’s Day is close! Saint Patrick’s Day began as a religious feast day in the 17th century, but has evolved into a variety of festivities across the globe celebrating Irish culture with parades, special foods, music, dancing, and a whole lot of green. The holiday focuses on the anniversary of
Read moreVisit the Night Garden
by Brianna Villalobos Stroll Descanso Gardens’ grounds as the sun starts to set during this inaugural after-hours series of workshops and performances. Night Garden kicks off in February with storytelling, shadow puppets, and stargazing. As the days start to get longer, the programming shifts from plant-related activities in March, spring blooms in April (floral attire encouraged), and a spin on
Read moreLetter to the Editors
To the Editor:
First, as a teacher, I love when the Rambler addresses issues people think teens would never find interesting. The teachers’ strike affected students most of all, so it’s not surprising that you, our student journalists, would include coverage in the Rambler.
Episode V: The Teachers Strike Back
“Tell me what democracy looks like!” Ms. Barkley yelled.
“This is what democracy looks like!” triumphantly answered the crowd.
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