The Iliad

Varsity Tennis takes victory
Varsity Girls’ Tennis competed in their second game of the season on Sept. 9 at Poway. Their victory (17-1) against San Pasqual brought their record to 2-0.
Olivia Dunnick, Editor | October 8, 2024
Third Times a charm
Varsity Boys’ Football made their third win of the season against Ramona High School, ( 49-7). Fans decked out in camo to honor veterans and active military personnel.
Jasmine Rundle, Editor | October 8, 2024
Titans guide the Rams to defeat
Eden Santos, Editor | October 8, 2024
The sky’s the limit
Lopez swings through the air for her trapeze and lyra career
Sophie Evans, Staff Writer | October 2, 2024
Poway Flag Football takes the win
The new girls Flag Football team made their debut in a tournament on Aug. 24 at Escondido High School. Their first victory was against Sage Creek High with a final score of 38-0. At the end of the day, Poway came out on top winning all four of their games.
Olivia Dunnick, Editor | October 2, 2024
Cross Country starts out hot
Jack Hanson, Staff Writer | October 1, 2024
Ugly on the inside and out
New Uglies movie lives up to its name
Kenzie Mehl, Pop Culture Editor | September 26, 2024
Beetlejuice rises from the grave
Mychalea Saldivar, Staff Writer | September 25, 2024

Social Science teacher Daniel Cook gives his all to be the teacher who does the most pull-ups.

October 2, 2024

Poway ASB held a military-themed pep rally to pump up the student body before the boys’ varsity football game against Ramona High School on Sept. 13. Military personnel held boot-camp-style...

Titan Terror Spirit

Sophia Grimm hypes student section through spirit

Sophia Rodgers, Staff Writer • October 4, 2024

Raising her fist in the air she stomps yelling out cheers into the bleachers, as she’s wearing titan gear from head to toe. Fulfilling out her passion of bringing us titan students together, Sophia Grimm is making us all proud. Ever...

Staff Editorial

State-wide budget cuts this year lead to supply reductions

Olivia Brown, Editor-in-chief • October 4, 2024

Many can see the changes occurring this new school year, but students are talking and hearing rumors of budget cuts happening this school year. There have been complaints about...

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Ugly on the inside and out
New Uglies movie lives up to its name
Kenzie Mehl, Pop Culture Editor
Beetlejuice rises from the grave
Mychalea Saldivar, Staff Writer
Beabadoobee meets growth in her new album
Olivia Brown, Editor-In-Cheif
Wild superstar romance
Elsie Silver's newest book
Kenzie Mehl, Pop Culture Editor
New album by Zayn is making headlines
Room Under the Stairs
Amelia Dockery, Staff Writer
King of my heart
Huang captures readers' attention with book
Bernell Bello, Editor-in-Chief
Back to Black disappoints
Winehouse’s story told through substance abuse
Mychaela Saldivar, Staff Writer
Polin is in the air this season
Bridgerton returns better than ever
Kenzie Mehl, Pop Culture Editor
So Long, Midnights Era
Bernell Bello, Editor-in-Chief
Love blooms in new beginnings
Inclusive sapphic romance hits the shelves
Kenzie Mehl, Feature Editor

Odyssey Yearbook

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May 18, 2021

Do not miss your opportunity to own history. Yearbooks are still available for purchase through the Finance Office and online.

Join the Newspaper or Yearbook

March 12, 2020

If you would like to be a part of a fun project-based class that offers creative opportunities for writers, photographers, graphic designers, and artists, join the newspaper (Journalism 2) or yearbook class! Add the course to your CRF, and fill in this short survey. Questions? Talk to Adviser TeriAnne Libby in D-16.

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