The Hate U Give
Casey Burgueno, Staff Writer
October 18, 2018
Filed under Feature, Humans of El Modena (HOEM)
The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas is a book about a young girl who witnessed her childhood friend get shot by a caucasian cop for no reason. After this terrible incident, she is drawn to activism and takes a stand against this unjustly act. Throughout the book, the reader will see Starr...
The Leonard Legacy
Casey Burgueno, Staff Writer
October 18, 2018
Filed under Feature, Humans of El Modena (HOEM), Sports
The man, the myth, the legend: Tom Leonard. The sophomore varsity tight end has been chosen to be this months ‘Stud of the Month’. Freshman year, Leonard played very well during freshman football and has grown to be a varsity player in just his second year here at El Mo. Football takes...
Aquatics Prays for a Pool
Bodie Bronson, Staff Writer
September 13, 2018
Filed under Feature, Sports, Uncategorized
All El Modena swim sports are fighting for the chance to acquire a 51 meter pool, as opposed to the current 33 meter pool. A school board meeting took place in early September to decide whether the current pool should be repaired or replaced entirely. Some of El Mo’s aquatics students at...
Words with Mrs. Wang
Hassan Khan, Staff Writter
September 7, 2018
Filed under Feature
-Mrs Wang’s loves Elmo’s art program so much she’s refused other job offers.
Local Job Opportunity
Bodie Bronson, Staff Writer
September 7, 2018
The McDonald’s at 4200 E Chapman Avenue is hiring! The store is in need of restaurant crew members, McDonalds describes the position as “working as part of a tight-knit team, working together to prepare meals, take food orders, keep the restaurant clean, and bring smiles to customers...
The Story of A Champion
Matthew Cortez, Head Photographer
June 16, 2018
Filed under Feature, FrontlineFeed, Showcase, Sports
The humble story of Mike Essa and how he came to be a champion in Formula Drift.
See You on the Flip Side
Ashley Ramynke, Copy/Music Editor
June 7, 2018
Filed under Feature, Music, Showcase
"You know, people get married, people get divorced, people die, people don't die, people get all kinds of problems, they lose jobs but still, we keep the records going at night. And, you know, 33 rpm: life's not so bad at that speed." - Brian Fallon
Lauren Page
Grace Oveson, Staff Writer
June 3, 2018
Filed under Feature, FrontlineFeed, Showcase
King High School alumni from Riverside, California, and current junior in college Lauren Page, started playing volleyball in eighth grade at age fourteen. Page explains she started playing the sport because, ¨It was the only sport I was really good at and I enjoyed it more than any other sport I ...
Living Like Bobby
Natalia Huanosto, Front Editor
May 29, 2018
“Live life your way, everyday, 365 days.” This motto appears so simple and straightforward. All one must do is follow their heart and they will feel content with their existence. Yet, according to many statistics and specifically the Harris Poll, reports show that American happiness is at an all...
PTSA Powerhouse: Rebecca Hultquist
Ethan Simons, Arts Editor
May 24, 2018
Rebecca Hultquist, El Modena High School PTSA president, has many aspirations and philosophies as the leader of the board. From fundraising to helping around the school, the PTSA is a huge part of any high schooler’s life, even if they don’t know it. When asked to describe the job of PTSA pre...
A Dancer Against Cancer
Sophia Pracilio, Feature Editor
May 14, 2018
Filed under Feature, Media&Arts, Showcase
We all dream of having the best of both worlds. In Dr. Irene Hutchins case, this includes researching and working with both medicine and ballroom dancing. The two fields make an unlikely, but dynamic combination. At a young age, Dr. Hutchin’s mom took her to watch the Nutcracker, and she became e...
Style is Culture: Vietnamese
Sophia Pracilio, Feature Editor
May 10, 2018
Filed under Feature, Humans of El Modena (HOEM), Showcase, Style
Junior Nicole Do, a Vietnamese student at El Modena, embraces her culture with her sense of style. She loves wearing traditional garments such as the Ao Dai during Tet-- Lunar New Year-- and other family functions. “I like to embody the season of the culture, but I don’t wear it to school, ” Do ...
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