Constitution Day
By: Sean Chavez '24 September 17 marks the day when the founding fathers signed the United States Constitution back in the year 1787. The...
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Korean Class holds a cultural event for Korean New Year
Students from Korean Class Pose for a picture. By: Isabella Brusuzyan and Mariam Torosyan ‘24 Korean Lunar New Year is a holiday...
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The History of Valentine's Day
By, Amanda Vuong 28' Valentine Day is an annual holiday celebrated on February 14th, where we appreciate and celebrate the people we love. Valentine’s Day first started out as a Roman festival of Lupercalia and then the Catholic church officially made St. Valentine’s Day to honor martyrs. It was then altered to handwritten notes, flowers and chocolate. Many couples today celebrate their love for one another. However, has this holiday changed from a religious holiday to a dat
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Million Word Reader Challenge
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Not only is it fun to say but shows us just how unimaginable words can get. Words that we can use to...
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Homecoming Preview
It's that time of the year again when the students at SOCES are eager to find out the Homecoming theme. This year, ASB presented the...
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Blocked Websites and the Impact on Student Learning
LAUSD has blocked many websites on students’ chromebooks such as social media, online games, streaming services and even Youtube. The...
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Los Angeles Marathon
BY: MAX AZUMI On March 19th, 2023, our Students Run LA team finished the Los Angeles Marathon, a 26.2-mile-long race starting from the...
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Proposition 50 to Change California Politics
California’s Proposition 50 authorizes temporary changes to congressional district maps through 2030 in response to Texas' partisan...
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Trump Assassination Attempts and Safety Concerns
By: Kerolos Boktor '25 In a world where risks of gun violence are high, not even politicians are safe. The former President Donald...
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