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Heather Song

Heather Song, Managing Editor

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The immigrant experience

The immigrant experience

Heather Song, Managing Editor
October 29, 2024
Mac Parfet, an official for Northern California Football Officials Associations, makes a call. “I enjoy getting on the field and running,” Parfet said.

Referees share triumphs, difficulties on the field

Heather Song, Managing Editor
September 30, 2024
We cannot separate art from artists when we provide platforms to problematic creators

We cannot separate art from artists when we provide platforms to problematic creators

Heather Song, Managing Editor
May 31, 2024
Students face logistical issues with new FAFSA

Students face logistical issues with new FAFSA

Heather Song, Managing Editor
April 15, 2024
Taste testing viral influencer snacks, beverages so you don’t have to

Taste testing viral influencer snacks, beverages so you don’t have to

Heather Song and Kate Xia
April 7, 2024
Short-form content popularity suspected to dramatically lower attention span, focus in classrooms

Short-form content popularity suspected to dramatically lower attention span, focus in classrooms

Heather Song, Managing Editor
April 4, 2024
Junior Ramses Luna lifts a bar off the rack. “By having strength in power, mobility and flexibility, it will enable (student athletes) to decrease injuries and to have a competitive edge,” Butler said.

Athletic Department introduces Strength and Conditioning Program

Heather Song, Managing Editor
February 17, 2024
Art by River Wu

ASMR videos produce tingles, provide relaxation

Heather Song, Managing Editor
January 11, 2024
Art by Rachel Lee

Heather’s holiday report

Heather Song, Managing Editor
December 24, 2023
House of Cards

House of Cards

Holden Lee, Heather Song and Kate Xia
December 11, 2023
A LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS. Residents gather at an interfaith vigil at Mitchell Park Bowl on Oct. 21 to light candles and mourn the loss of lives in Israel. Following the lighting, members gave speeches and sang songs of unity and peace. “It was probably the saddest day I’ve had in a long time,” junior Ben Levav said. “I’ve just been thinking about the war a lot and it has affected me a lot. I couldn’t think about school or anything else.” ​

Bloodshed at the Border

Holden Lee, Heather Song, Luca Vostrejs and Kate Xia
October 25, 2023
Art by Anya Rasmussen

Late start Mondays changes schedule

Heather Song, Managing Editor
September 20, 2023
Art by Katie Wu

Error 504: Testing accommodations not found

Alec Bonnard, Cayden Gu and Heather Song
June 6, 2023
Photo by Heather Song/The Campanile

Boys lacrosse implements training for new members to improve performance

Heather Song, Managing Editor
April 22, 2023
Art by Rachel Lee

Trendy videos generate trust, closeness with viewers

Heather Song, Managing Editor
March 24, 2023
Netflix charges fee to discourage password sharing

Netflix charges fee to discourage password sharing

Heather Song, Managing Editor
March 6, 2023
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