2048: The new addicting game
JACK CHINTALA. Staff Writer.
Another new addicting app has taken over phones everywhere. This new app, 2048 has captured the attention of teenagers and shows the continuing trend of boredom.








JACK CHINTALA. Staff Writer.
Another new addicting app has taken over phones everywhere. This new app, 2048 has captured the attention of teenagers and shows the continuing trend of boredom.
JACK CHINTALA. Staff Writer.
Two San Diego high school baseball players were selected in the first round of the Major League Baseball draft. Read more
JACK CHINTALA. Staff Writer.
Poway High has an annual tradition of sending its seniors to a breakfast and picnic after they check out of school on the last Monday of the school year. These activities are enjoyed by all of the seniors who go and it is a time for some seniors to see each other one last time before summer. Read more
JACK CHINTALA. Staff Writer.
This summer, many teens will be enjoying their time off by going to the beach and hanging out with friends. Summer is a time that is meant to be enjoyed, but there are some activities students can do to give them an edge when school starts in the fall.
One of the most helpful things a student can do over summer, if they are of legal age, is to get a job. Getting a job gives students independence and a consistent source of income. It can also give the student job experience he or she may need when they enter the work force.
Another helpful activity a student can do is to take online classes over summer. While usually not as fulfilling as classes held at Poway High, these classes can help a student regain credits they may have missed the prior year, or give a student extra credits so they can take certain classes they may want to take. These online classes may also help a student review a subject that may not be their strongest.
Another activity a student can do over summer to give them an edge is to prepare for the ACT and SAT. This may not seem like the most fun activity, but there are also no due dates for studying over summer. Students can study on their own schedule and not have to worry about as many other commitments. Studying over the summer may also help boost the student’s chances at getting into the college of their choice.
One more activity a student can do is practice their sport. Without school in the way, students will be able to better refine their skills over summer.
There is no school in summer for a reason, but that does not mean school should be completely forgotten.
JACK CHINTALA. Staff Writer.
Every year, as part of their leaving from the school, seniors attempt to choose a date in with “none” of them show up to class. This year, as with most of the others, was a failure. Read more
ARI KESSLER. Staff Writer.
As each school year winds down seniors, in particular, have many end-of-the-school-year perks to look forward too. Read more
ARI KESSLER. Sports Editor.
Avocado, butter, ice cream, and Kool Aid. What do all of these things have in common you might ask? They can all be found at the annual San Diego County Fair as deep-fried and stomach-turning delights. Read more
ALLIE RICKARDS. Staff Writer.
The 2014-2015 Theatre Guild looks promising with the newly appointed officers. Read more
ALLIE RICKARDS. Staff Writer.
P.E. the past couple years was pretty straight forward; swim for freshmen, and racquet sports or basketball for sophomores, but now, Poway High is reinventing older P.E. courses that were previously available, as well as new Engineering elective classes including: Read more
MEGAN MCCOLLUM. Staff Writer.
Summer 2014 is just around the corner and while many of us spend most of the hours in our day sleeping in, going to the beach, or just hanging out with friends, it is quickly quite easy to run out of things to do. Here are some local suggestions: Read more