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Students; Vanessa Venacio, Emma Beccera, Sharon Martinez, Leena El Haoubi during Girls Varsity Soccer Practice.
Girls Varsity Soccer Team Prepares For Their New Season
Ramina Abdulle, School News Writer • November 13, 2024

Last year Preuss did not have a girl’s soccer team due to lack of commitment from the previous team, but this year is different.  A new girls varsity soccer team will re-form with a new Coach, Ms.Villalobos. The season starts on November 19th and will end on February 13th.    “The goal...

Students Shopping at the bookfair
Librarians Invite Preuss Students and Teachers To The Scholastic Book Fair
Randa Mead, School News Writer • November 13, 2024

The Scholastic book fair took place from October 28th to November 1st, with the Preuss Librarians holding this event in the glass classroom found in the library. The fair contained many items for sale, including a variety of books for students and small...

Senior Marlene Rojas Submits CSU Application
Seniors’ Mixed Feelings on Applying to CSU’s
Rebecca Beltran Juarez, School News Writer • November 7, 2024

This month the seniors are filling in their California State University applications. Many of this year's seniors have mixed feelings about taking this big step that could determine their future. Some of them feel confident while others, not so much.    Seniors...

Bianca Brown, Girls Varsity Basketball Coach and Substitute, 2024
A New Era For Lady Tritons Basketball
Brenda Velazquez, School News Writer • November 4, 2024

Preuss has hired Bianca Brown as the new girls varsity basketball coach. She is a P.E. teacher, substitute teacher, and now the girls new varsity basketball coach.  Brown substitutes for Ms. Williston’s advisory class and her 6th grade P.E. so she...

Too Small to Play Ball?
Too Small to Play Ball?
King-Romeo Sharp, Editorial Writer • November 20, 2024

Preuss offers many sports for their students to play, ranging from track and field, lacrosse, soccer, and basketball. However there’s an issue: only the outdoor sports have regulated practice areas. For indoor sports, we play in the Walton Center, but it’s not the regulated size for high school sports....

Students Argue for Restroom Cleanliness
Allison Solis, Editorial Writer • November 18, 2024

Students cause restrooms on our campus to have dirty mirrors, writings on the walls, unflushed toilets, malfunctioning sinks, misuse of menstruation products, and lack of menstruation products. The girls restrooms specifically should be better kept and...

Student wearing their hoodie at lunch
Bring Hoodies Back On The Dress Code
Christopher Santiago, Editorial Writer • October 30, 2024

Hoodies have been a part of the Preuss dress code for a long time, but after the summer of 2024, they were removed from the dress code. Now, crewnecks have replaced hoods. Administration removed hoods because they look unprofessional for our environment....

Middle school student receiving their lunch
Preuss needs tastier lunches
Allison Solis, Editorial Writer • October 30, 2024

Do you like the school lunches here? School lunches in public schools are typically unappetizing and don’t taste very good. Some lunches at Preuss are also not very flavorful. In my humble opinion, Preuss lunches should have more variety, better taste,...

Veterans Day: Why we Celebrate Remembrance of Heros
German Aguayo, Entertainment Writer • November 18, 2024

Veterans Day reminds us of all of those who served for our country, for the greater good of our community and the world around us. It became a celebration when legislation passed it on June 1, 1954, making it a holiday on November 11th to honor American Veterans of all wars and service.    Sharing...

Student playing Mario Kart
Nintendo Guide: Where to start
Kevin Ceron, Entertainment Writer • November 1, 2024

Nintendo has a rich and complex history, originating in Kyoto, Japan, by a former craftsman by the name of Fusajiro Yamuchi. Originally, the company’s name was Nintendo Koppai. Their first ever product was a hand crafted deck of cards that were fairly...

Candy corn
Candy Corn: I’m a Fan!
German Aguayo, Entertainment Writer • October 30, 2024

Candy corn is an iconic triangle shaped candy with white, yellow, and orange colorful striped lines that is usually sold only during Halloween. According to Jelly Belly Newsroom this candy originated in the 19th century and was popularized by Goelitz...

Top 5 Simple Halloween Inspired Treats
Alexander Carrasco, Entertainment • October 30, 2024

There are many ways to embrace the Halloween spirit, such as watching movies and trick or treating, but my most favorite has to be baking. Baking encourages creativity and creates precious memories that can later be shared and cherished with loved ones....

Tracy Trinh ('24) updating the mental health themed glass case on campus.
Senior Spotlight: Tracy Trinh
Blen Fantaw, Podcast Editor • June 5, 2024

Tracy Trinh is a senior of the 2024 graduating class. Trinh has been involved in many clubs such as Tsunami,...

Fernanda Salazar
Senior Spotlight: Fernanda Salazar
Laylani Scott, Design • June 5, 2024

Fernanda Salazar started at Preuss in August of 2017 and continued her journey from there. Fernanda is...

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Preuss Holds the Final SEA of the Year
Rediet Neme, School News Writer • June 5, 2024

As the school year comes to an end, the last Saturday Enrichment Academy (SEA) of the 2023-2024 school...

Prom Season Hits the Preuss School UCSD
Stacy Rosales, School News Writer • May 15, 2024

With the 2024 Prom season around the corner, several “promposals” have occurred in the span of two...

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