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Wildcats wash away Scots' hopes of CCS
​Carlmont’s boys varsity water polo team suffered a heartbreaking defeat to the Woodside Wildcats with a score of 5-3. This game was crucial as it was the final game of the season and the last chance for the varsity team to attend the Central Coast Section (CCS) playoffs. The Scots ferociously fought to match the spirit of the Wildcats but fell short in the second half.
Scots stride past sickness towards CCS
Girls varsity cross country came in 5th place during the final race of the season, securing them a spot in the Central Coast Section (CCS) playoff meet.
Scots fall to Vikings in close matchup
Varsity boys basketball took a heartbreaking loss against the Lynbrook Vikings with a score of 63-56.
Inside the mind of mental health treatment
Imagine spending all day in bed. Blissful, right? Now imagine that bed in an isolation chamber, under the watchful eye of a nurse. This is the reality for some students suffering from mental illness across the country.
Building hope on the streets
A dog barks across the street, people quickly pass by, and his stomach growls; he hasn’t eaten in the last 24 hours. He leans his head against the concrete walls of the pharmacy behind him, and in that moment, a wave of hopelessness overwhelms him. Life without a home is a well of stress and despair that could send even the most mentally strong into a spiral. Fortunately, organizations, volunteers, and kind-hearted people offer a light in the darkness.
Rewinding into the past: the last standing Captain Video store remains open
Ira Belfer opens the door to the Captain Video rental video store in San Mateo. Rows of VHS tapes, DVDs, and Blu-Ray discs on metal shelves meet his eyes as the early morning sun shines light onto the vintage atmosphere. A sense of nostalgia washes over him as he gets behind the handmade counter and patiently waits for his regulars. He has been able to do what he loves since the store’s grand opening in 1985.
Carlmont track and field warms up for the upcoming season
Carlmont High School’s track and field teams train for the rapidly approaching spring sports season. Despite challenges and fierce competition, the Scots are confident in their abilities for the incoming season.
At the bottom of the glass: investigating adolescent drinking culture
Adolescence is a period in time where kids struggle to come to terms with themselves and the world. Questions of fitting in, colleges, and the future fill their minds, but unfortunately for some, the answer lies at the bottom of the glass.
Belmont cracks open annual Egg Adventure Hunt
Belmont Parks and Recreation hosted its annual Egg Adventure Hunt last Saturday, bringing together the community in a fun and family-friendly way.
Biting the Bullet: Uncovering Student Perspectives On Gun Accessibility
Every year, the nation is shocked as news of another shooting is shown on the TV screen. However, as officials and representatives give their thoughts and prayers, students across the country are left wondering when the violence will end.
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