Silly Rabbit, Trick-or-Treating is For Kids
Alyssa Tierney, Copy Editor/Girls Sports Editor
October 19, 2018
Trick or Treating is the fun commercialization that America is known for, targeted at children. The act of walking door-to-door in a costume to get candy can be viewed with the rose-colored glasses only nostalgia can provide, but in reality, it isn’t all that great. So why would a teenager or adult...
Cheering for the Cure
Scarlett Adams, Bulletin Editor
October 2, 2018
Filed under FrontlineFeed, Showcase
El Modena’s cheer and pom team were invited to the recent Race for the Cure event On Sunday, September 23, 2018, the El Modena cheer and pom team attended their first ever “Race for the Cure” event in Newport Beach, California. The team showed their spirit and support for ...
Cross Country Gets Their Feet Moving
Vincent Garcia, Staff Writer
September 13, 2018
For the hardworking runners of El Modena Cross Country, the race Laguna Hills was a very important one. It was a run that ultimately determined who would make to varsity this season and who would not. It’s fall semester and all the fall sports of El Modena are getting the school spirit moving....
Winning by 1 stroke
Olive Sanz, Staff Writer
September 13, 2018
Two weeks before school started all 11 of the El Modena girls golf team got together and began to practice and prepare for a successful new season. They practiced every day for three hours and improved on the five hits in golf, full swing, pitch, chip, bunker shot, and putt . On August 21, 2018 t...
The Rise of K-Pop
Lily Mummert, Photographer
September 11, 2018
Since Gangnam Style’s craze in 2012, the genre K-Pop has slowly but surely been making its way onto the Western charts. Even before that, Korean groups began to gain attention from around the world, such as Wonder Girls who made their way way into the Billboard 200 with their song “Nobody” in 20...
Artist of the Month Interview
Bodie Bronson, Staff Writer
September 7, 2018
Filed under Media&Arts, Showcase
Frontline: When did you start taking art seriously? Angelina Rios-Galindo: “I've just always grown up liking art and doing it for fun. Seriously, I’d say around eighth grade because I realized I started getting better at it, and by the time the end of 9th grade came around I got a position for...
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...
Florida Mourns Another Shooting
Bodie Bronson, Staff Writer
September 7, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Uncategorized
It’s a Sunday afternoon in Jacksonville Florida, cheers from gaming fans fill the air. The GLHF Game Bar in the Jacksonville Landing Marketplace is packed with Madden NFL ‘19 gamers competing in the annual tournament. The excited roar of the crowd is soon silenced by something far more sinister,...
Straws Suck, But That’s Their Job
Alyssa Tierney, Copy/Girls Sports Editor
September 6, 2018
Seattle, Washington is known for its coffee, rainy climate, and (more recently) the origination of the straw ban. The ban went into effect on July 1, 2018, and it is slowly creeping its way across the United States. While straws may seem like an easy target due to their “unnecessity,” it ign...
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.
All Smiles with The Grinns
Scarlett Adams, Staff Writer
June 10, 2018
Filed under FrontlineFeed, Showcase
Local Orange County band tells all on their future in music, desert island bands, and their recent album The Grinns are a local five piece band made up of members Joey Kolk (vocals), Jackson Jarret (guitar), Ramtin Khoee (bass), Frank Jorquiera (guitar), and Fred Hadyka (drums). Th...
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
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The humble story of Mike Essa and how he came to be a champion in Formula Drift.
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