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Beyond the cafeteria

Paula Pichay, Opinion Editor
April 2, 2024
On Feb. 2, Bonita Vista High (BVH) students line up to buy food from the Associated Student Body (ASB) during lunch. BVH ASB Finance Commissioner and junior Paulina Gutierrez collects the money from BVH junior Joann Hahn before buying one of the many snacks offered.

New health restrictions implemented for food fair

Gabrielle Hebron, Copy Editor
February 21, 2024
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
BVHs cooking club members heats up a pot of water. They plan to make pasta for there weekly Friday meetings.

Cooking up a club

Antoinette Gilbert, A&C Section Editor
April 3, 2023
Bonita Vista High (BVH) now offers a new vegan option for students and is now available during lunch Monday-Wednesday. A student can be seen receiving the new vegan spaghetti.

New vegan option

Uriel Lopez and Isaiah Benitez
February 10, 2023
BVH students after school gathering at Starbucks in the Bonita Point Plaza shopping center. Students often come to lounge with a refreshing drink or study around friends across the street from the school at these shops. 

The Afterschool Rush

Cielo Muniz Sigala and Valerie Torres
September 13, 2022
Junior Domonic Cavin (left) sitting next to junior Lannah Garcia (right) who is eating school lunch. She eats outside of the 700s buildings with several of her friends.

Left with an unsatisfied palette

Gabriella Bomjardim, Photographer
January 12, 2022
Bonita Vista High (BVH) cafeteria staff prepare fruits and water bottles minutes before lunch starts.

Deep dive into your dishes

Jose Solis, Podcast Manager
December 8, 2021
Schools in California, including Bonita Vista High (BVH), are providing students with free meals. Although there are positive aspects such as advocating for students’ health, there are negative aspects to these free meals like the increase of food waste which leads to climate change.

Yes/No: Should schools provide free meals for students?

Grace Na and Stephanie Liang
November 3, 2021
Sophomore Tanya Hernandez uses her creative skills as she makes chocolate covered strawberries while walking through the steps over a Zoom call. Hernandez is currently melting white chocolate which she used to decorate the outside of the strawberries.

Food is the new fad

Madelyn Omelina, Staff Writer
June 16, 2021
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