Imagine a world where everybody is treated equally despite our differences. One where disabilities didn’t define how people are treated. Students with autism struggle on a day to day basis as they face certain stereotypes. Every month, students who are a part of Voices of the Amazing A join together in hopes of bringing greater awareness about what autism really is.  So what is autism? “Autism...

After dealing with the tragedy of losing Coach Richard Solis to cancer last year, the varsity girls’ basketball team had a strong season, finishing 12-9 and making the playoffs, but losing in the first round. Their strong play saw them move from the Mission to the Gabilan Division of the PCAL. Second year Coach Claudia Moran feels it’s important to build a positive environment where her players...

Ah, young love! There’s nothing like finding someone, but during school, the last thing ANYONE wants to see is a couple making out right in front of their face, especially during passing periods. This is a problem many students have to deal with, including myself, and it sucks.  We get it, you guys love each other and can’t stand 55 minutes without the presence of each other, but most of us...

Last year, the boys’ varsity soccer team finished with a record of 16-4-2,  and reached the CCS Championship, losing 0-2 to Aragon. Coach Mark Cisneros, who has been the coach for 18 years, said, “We lost some seniors, but we have a very strong core coming back. We were a young team last year, made up of mostly juniors and sophomores and this year we’re more mature and have a stronger team than...

Growing up as kids we can all say we all enjoyed at least one thing in your life, in thoughts of pursuing it as a job. Gaming is something that a lot of us as teenagers (or adults) used to or still do. You wouldn’t exactly think gaming would be a career choice some people make, but taking shots in the dark sometimes hits the bullseye. Nathaniel Dalerio, a class of 2015 Alisal alum, is one of those...