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End of the Road Ep. 3: Inside senior year

End of the Road Ep. 3: Inside senior year

In the third and final episode of End of the Road, host Elaine Jiang explains the college applications process and essay writing to a guest, junior Isabelle Ling. Listen as they talk about maintaining authenticity while trying to make themselves appealing to colleges and participating in senior traditions once all the applications are submitted. Senior year can be very daunting for current juniors, but it’s important to remember that everyone ge…Read Article
End of the Road Ep. 2: Looking in the rearview mirror
California, United States · California

End of the Road Ep. 2: Looking in the rearview mirror

In the second episode of End of the Road, listen as host Elaine Jiang speaks with senior Kara Kim about their favorite moments and biggest regrets from their four years of high school. From trying theater to running for a class officer position, the pair discusses what they would do differently and what they would keep if they had to do it all over again. They discuss how they balanced homework with their social lives and how they have changed s…Read Article
End of the Road Ep.1: Choosing a path
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End of the Road Ep.1: Choosing a path

In the first episode of End of the Road, host Elaine Jiang is joined by fellow seniors Catherine Wang and Isabella Zarzar to talk about how they chose the colleges they committed to, what they are majoring in, and where to apply in the first place. Comparing in-state to out-of-state colleges, STEM vs. humanities and social sciences, and more, they offer varying perspectives on what environment is best to pursue passions and careers after high sc…Read Article

Caught in a loop: How social media affects teens

Once you start swiping, you can’t stop. Anyone with social media knows the feeling of scrolling for what feels like hours, being trapped on their phone all for the short boost of dopamine and a distraction from the outside world.  Social media is an increasingly accessible entity for kids with access to phones or devices. This accessibility has been shown to have impacts on kids’ mental health and productivity as it serves as a major distraction…Social Media · BelmontRead Article

Children’s silent struggles during parental cancer

While many kids struggled with isolation during the pandemic, 12-year-old Jacob Heller faced a more personal challenge: his mother, Hannah Heller, had breast cancer. He is one of 2.85 million U.S. children with a parent battling cancer, according to Anticancer Research.  “Her treatment was every day for three months, and though it wasn’t bad, she was often irritable, which caused arguments,” Jacob Heller said. The challenges didn’t end there. Af…Cancer · United StatesRead Article

A legacy in song: connecting through choir

The thunder of applause erupts, the stage lights turn dark, and the curtain drops. “CMONT!” the seniors shout. “YOU KNOW!” scream more than 150 choir kids – and with that lively tradition, another Carlmont Choirs performance comes to an end.  Reflecting on her time in the Carlmont Choirs, Clare Marks, a choir teacher at Ralston Middle School and Carlmont High School alumna, said, “I remember doing different rituals before performances. We would …Belmont, California · BelmontSee the Story

California’s government is killing Silicon Valley

Mass layoffs, corporate and startup exodus, and the stunt of technological innovation in Silicon Valley have been leading to its sharp decline in recent years. At the start of the century, Silicon Valley was a location coveted for its high employability, technological opportunities, and the opportunity for high individual wealth. With the dramatic increase in the cost of living, mass layoffs, and the nearly impossible task of getting hired, Sili…Layoffs · CaliforniaRead Article

Redwood LIFE redesign calls for a compromise between residential and economic growth

Redwood Shores historically is a more residential and community-focused area, but as business opportunities such as the Redwood Lab and Innovation Focused Environment (LIFE) project start to grow, expanding the city’s economy comes into question. The Redwood LIFE project is a proposed development in the Redwood Shores campus to expand lab and office spaces as a science and innovation hub and add green areas and community amenities.  Some other h…Economy · CaliforniaRead Article

Scots break records in historic season

Senior Sean Conley leaned into the final stretch of his race and crossed the finish line just behind third place at the Central Coast Section Championships, finishing a season for the Scots defined by success, hard work, and historic achievements. Both the varsity boys and varsity girls teams wrapped up the dual meet season with strong records of 6-1. While the girls fell to Mills in their first meet of the year and the boys were edged out by Sa…California, United States · CaliforniaRead Article

Daly City advances affordable housing with Midway Village redevelopment

Daly City is making bold strides toward housing equity with the ongoing redevelopment of Midway Village, an affordable housing project near the Cow Palace in the Bayshore neighborhood. This ambitious project not only addresses the pressing need for affordable housing but also sets a precedent for neighboring communities in San Mateo County. Midway Village is undergoing a significant transformation. Originally established in 1977 with 150 units f…Housing · Daly CityRead Article

On authenticity: Eva Parker shares her experience coming out as a teacher

After spending all of her childhood in the small circle of Missoula, Montana, Carlmont teacher Eva Parker knew she wanted a life beyond the Garden City’s sprawling ranches and rugged mountains. “I’m from a small town where there are people that are not really exposed to a lot of different religions or cultures or personal identities,” Parker said. “So as I got older, I was like, ‘I need to get out of here,’ because people that stay there don’t e…Missoula · MissoulaRead Article

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