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Popular music artist, Olivia Rodrigo, released her newest album Guts on Sep. 8th 2023, garnering mixed feelings about the tracks. Her album falls into the genre of pop with hints of rock, liked and disliked by many.

Olivia Rodrigo connects with the heart

Sophia Calderon, News Copy Editor
September 22, 2023
UCSD representative Christina Sandoval-Paquette speaks at Bonita Vista High to inform students of some of the benefits of attending UCSD on Sept. 20. Sandoval-Paquette shows the students her slides about what to expect at UCSD. She also tells them about what programs and clubs are at UCSD.

Presenting new opportunities

Madison Knudson, Arts & Cultures Editor
September 22, 2023
On Sept. 22, the Bonita Vista High (BVH) Amnesty Club gathered in a meeting to discuss club activities and goals. Hosted by Jose Vallejo, a teacher at BVH, the club focused on the protection and education of human rights.

Making a stand for human rights

Lauralai Gilbert, News Editor
September 22, 2023
Bonita Vista television (BVTV) producer and senior Uriel Lopez assists senior Carolyn Crane during their zero period Career and Technical Education (CTE) Virtual Production Honors program. The class is currently using Unreal Engine—an animating program—to created animated scenes, which is an assignment due on Sept. 22.

Bring the future into reality

Valerie Torres, Managing Editor
September 21, 2023
BVH Principal Lee Romero speaks about what it means to live the Baron way. This is a phrase he has popularized at BVH since taking on his position as Principal last year.

Q&A: What is ‘the Baron way?’

Madison Knudson, Arts & Culture Editor
September 21, 2023
Regional Assistant Director of Admission Anaissa Paúl presents to students that want to learn more about Whitter college. The presentation is held in Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) Coordinator Jessica Vargas room on Sep. 20 where her class and other students that signed up gather to learn more about Whitter college.

Photo Gallery: Whittier college visits BVH to encourage students

Destiny Avila Ramirez, Editor-in-Chief
September 21, 2023
President of Promotion of Women in Leadership club and junior Vivian Pruitt holds their fourth meeting during lunch on Sep. 20. She mentions how the club is now a part of a bigger organization and they can now start being active and taking action as a club.

Women standing up for women

Sophia Calderon, News Copy Editor
September 19, 2023
Junior and alto section leader Evelyn Sugapong (left) and her father Errol Sugapong (right) perform a duet of You Are the Reason at the Vocal Music Departments (VMD) open mic night in the Bolles theater on Sept. 14. This was one of various performances by different members and former members of VMD.

Opening the mic to a new season

Dani Fincher, Staff Artist
September 19, 2023
On Aug. 21, Youth for a Sustainable Future (Y4SF) volunteers teaches the Lemon Festival attendees about the importance of sustainability. Vermicomposting is one of the many activities Y4SF uses to educate.

A zero waste future

Isaiah Nafarrete and Aparri Tarpley
August 30, 2023
On Aug. 18, BVH Advance Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) Environmental Science Biology teacher, Jennifer Ekstein instructed her fifth period class on material introduced by a guest speaker.

High temperatures lead to hot concerns

Cielo Muniz Sigala
August 21, 2023
On Aug. 7, the closing ceremony started off with drinks and pizza handed off to the Japanese delegates. Once the Bonita Vista High (BVH) student hosts got their pizza, they were given the time to bond and eat before the delegates received certificates for the completion of their studying abroad program.

Time to say goodbye

Amanda Cortes, Staff Writer
August 18, 2023
On Tuesday night, May 9, senior Lannah Garcia eats a two-item Pick and Mix Bento at China Bento at Terra Nova Plaza. The meal for her specifically cost around $15.00.

Food is where the heart is

Jechaenna Velazco, Photographer
July 8, 2023
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