Mental health, wellness crucial during quarantine Claire Shimazaki June 3, 2020 Lifestyle Human beings are designed to thrive off of social activity; what happens when we are ordered to isolate ourselves from each other for months on end? A six foot gap and conversations from behind masks aren’t ide...
Stick and poke tattoos rise in popularity Claire Shimazaki March 16, 2020 Arts & Entertainment, Lifestyle, Student Life A16-year-old amateur tattoo artist sits cross-legged atop a bench on a breezy February afternoon. She cracks a joke and laughs, brushing her cropped hot pink and electric blue hair behind one heavily pierced ea...
Boys basketball continues streak Claire Shimazaki March 1, 2020 Boys Basketball, Sports, Winter Sports Towards the end of a tremendous season, boys basketball continued their undefeated record in the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League and seeks to keep the momentum going into the playoffs. “We’ve got to keep...
Reducing red meat consumption benefits health, environment Claire Shimazaki February 10, 2020 Food, Issue, Opinion Meat. It’s a staple of the American dinner, from Grandma’s meatball spaghetti to a juicy filet mignon. But we rarely stop to wonder, how does the mass production and processing of animals affect the environmen...
Strong start sets boys basketball team up for success Claire Shimazaki February 5, 2020 Boys Basketball, Sports, Winter Sports Boys varsity basketball is looking at an excellent start to the season. This year, they have their eyes set on placing first in the De Anza League. With a score of 9-3 for leagues last season, the team is pract...
