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Pablo checks senior Emir Rubio’s sanding job. It took Rubio a couple of months to finish building this bike. “Pablo was showing me where to sand down the pinholes on my bike, this practice has shown me the importance of being patient and it entrusted me that my bike will come out perfect in the end.”
More Than Just Bikes
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Learning savings habits
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Breaking the Silence: Suicide Prevention and where to seek help
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Vaping – A doubly dangerous habit
Art teachers Andre Fernandez, Karina Garcia, and baile teacher Oscar Benavidez thanking those who came out and showed support for VAPA day. “The VAPA Department hopes to continue to grow this event and showcase all the talent we have here at Alisal,” Benavidez said.
Celebrating the Arts
Although being a student athlete can be stressful when it comes to balancing school, sports, and work, it can be a rewarding experience. Senior Jonathan Murillo Carillo managed to balance all three when he tried out wrestling for the first time this year. “ “When it comes to family events during the week I needed to sacrifice that because of volleyball games or wrestling meets to be there for the team,” Murillo said. “The only regret I have is not joining the sport sooner. I met so many awesome people and am sad it’s all coming to an end.”
Being an athlete means more than just playing a game
At the K-Bell Invitational, junior Fernando Herrera ran the 3200m. Herrera placed 7th with 9:40.39 minutes. “Munoz and I have been talking about that this year I was going to try for that two mile,” Herrera said. “The goal for that race was to hit 9:40, which is exactly what I hit. This was a 16 second PR from last season. I got the sixth fastest time in school history.”
Growing pains
Overcoming both physical and mental hurdles, junior Marley Llamas runs 22.01 seconds in the 100m hurdles against North Salinas. “It was a tough race but I was able to push through it,” she said.
Hoping to rise to the challenge
Once fearing the 100 fly, Leonardo Mariscal stepped up when his senior teammate graduated. “I can’t do it easy, but I’m better than I was before. That’s basically what got me into the 100 fly, making it my favorite event because it allows me to challenge myself,” he said.
Making waves
On the 2nd hole at Fairway Golf Course against Alvarez, senior Jeremiah Baloca makes par with this putt.
Driven to perform
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EP Review – AMORTAGE/JISOO
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Album Review- JENNIE/ Ruby
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Song Review: Jenna Raine – “Good Grief” 
Series Review: Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
Series Review: Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
Movie Review: Dogman
Movie Review: Dogman
A picture is worth a thousand words, but this one has a million stories.
Should students be allowed to decorate their graduation caps?
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People under 18 should be restricted from social media
Students in Mr. Battaglini's 6th period journalism/yearbook class discuss a warmup question.
Should grades be based on excellence or effort?
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Learning to manage my time
On my second trip to Mexico, I experienced the grueling work on the ranch. As my cousins gathered the sugar cane from the field, I had to jump on the piles to flatten them.
Learning to live in the moment
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Senior quarterback Santiago Chaidez throws a 28 yard dart to Jesus Maciel on third down during the CCS Championship against Palma on Nov 24. “I threw to Maciel because we’ve practiced all year for that moment and he would catch the ball without a doubt,” Chaidez said. The reception led the Trojans to the Palma 1 yard line where they punched on the next play to trail by one score at 20-28. Ultimately, the Trojans lost the final 20-38, but made history as the best football team that Alisal has ever offered, earning 2nd in league, an 11-2 overall record, and runner-up in CCS Division 3.

Trojans Fall to Chieftains in CCS Football Final

Charlie Cerda, Reporter
December 5, 2023
Against Soledad, Brian Picazo and Jesus Maciel combine to take down the ball carrier. Moving from the Gabilan to the Mission South Division of the PCAL has benefited the football team, who are 4-1 in league and 8-1 overall. “It was probably best for the team because we get to experience more competition," Maciel said.

Moving Around

Yesenia Salinas, Reporter
October 30, 2023
Against Salinas High December 8, 2021, Karizma Ruiz drives to the basket. The Trojans fell 61-71. “I’m looking forward to showing what we could do and having an amazing season with my best friends," Ruiz said.

Lady Trojans look to be in the mix in the Mission Division

Camila Cabrera, Reporter
December 20, 2021
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