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Skyrocketing prices: the surprisingly high cost of live music

Chase Stein and Joaquin DeCuman
June 25, 2025

With summer around the corner, concert season is in full swing. But how affordable are tickets to see your favorite music artist? According to several sources including The New York Times

Disney’s deceitful adaptations: sure to leave you disappointed

Josephine Davis and Emme Williams
June 25, 2025

In the last decade, Disney stepped into a new era of movies, releasing numerous live-action adaptations of their famous stories. Audiences have directed negativity towards these new adaptations, though that seems to be for good reason. In these recreations, Disney has tended to stray from the original storyline, character-defining features, and costume designs, leaving...

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Lucas’ hot takes: dismantling end-of-the-year stereotypes

Lucas Gallagher, Cub Managing Editor
June 25, 2025

The time that we have longed for is finally here. The air is getting warmer, and my nose is getting stuffier. With the end of the school year in sight, summer looks more and more like our reality. Let’s not get it twisted, though. We’re still in school, and there are still academic expectations. Some students, however, seem to neglect this fact and, for some reason,...

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A breakdown of digital cameras, from price tags to types

Emme Williams, Josephine Davis, and Norah Elder
June 11, 2025

Digital cameras have become essential for capturing life’s most cherished moments with clarity and ease. However, as the price tags grow, so does controversy. Recently, digital cameras have experienced a sudden surge in recognition and use, especially among younger generations who already have smartphone cameras at their fingertips. This trend sparks a question: Why...

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Top 10 tips to survive finals week

Aurora Garcia, Reporter
June 5, 2025

Each semester, high school students across the country prepare to participate in one of the most academically demanding periods of the school year: finals week. These exams require students to demonstrate their comprehension of knowledge from their various academic courses, often contributing a significant percentage to their semester grades and, by extension, a student’s...

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Outfit crimes of the festival season

Caroline McFerron and Malika Kronik
June 3, 2025

Music festivals are all about self-expression and creativity while having a good time, but some fashion choices can easily sour the experience. Sure, you want to stand out, but not every trend is festival-friendly. From questionable shirts to impractical accessories, here’s what not to wear if you want to avoid looking like a tacky stereotypical trend-follower.

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Column: What’s the cookie’s Crumbl?

Mia DeNunzio, Reporter
May 25, 2025

Utah-based cookie chain Crumbl Cookies has developed a reputation for innovative creations and weekly selections that surprise and delight fans. This week, Crumbl offers a blend of chocolate and fruity flavors. While the Chocolate Crumb Cookie ft. OREO and Chocolate REESE’S PIECES Cookie provide a touch of comfort, the Banana Cream Pie Cookie and Lemon Cheesecake Cookie...

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Opening the conversation on AI in education

Pitch Editorial Board
May 21, 2025

“You may not use AI on any part of this assignment.” This sentence has become increasingly common in classrooms as teachers respond to the surge in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) among students, oftentimes in ways that violate academic integrity policies. However, instead of condemning AI use, we suggest that the Tamalpais Union High School District (TUHSD)...

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Tanning and beauty: the price of perfection

Emme Williams, Reporter
May 5, 2025

These days, social media has made bronzed skin a sign of beauty, creating a growing tanning culture amongst young adults. When pursuing the current beauty standards, it is easy to forget that the warm sun can actually harm your body in many ways, not just tan your skin. This widespread obsession with getting the “perfect” tan can come with a price if done without...

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Flirting with fascism: An account of Trump’s authoritarian tendencies

Ian Kolcun, Reporter
May 3, 2025

What defines a fascist regime? Many in America would argue that the current Trump administration fits the definition, and they raise some valid points. The left points to his  detainment

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What’s the cookie’s Crumbl?

Carolyn Morris and Dempsey Boone
April 30, 2025

This week's Crumbl lineup offered familiar cookies but with a twist. For this release, Crumbl also supplied a springtime box, designed with pastel flowers and greenery and adding a joyous, youthful feel to the cookies. Their new seasonal boxes continue to boost the excitement surrounding their cookies’ presentation, additionally attracting new customers with the eye-catching...

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Full Court Thrills: The most exciting sport to watch at Archie Williams

Chase Stein and Jackson Gaunt
April 30, 2025



Archie Williams' students support various sports throughout the year, but one stands atop the rest. Unlike many other high school sports, the basketball team consistently fills the gym with spirited Falcon supporters, creating an electric atmosphere in the stands. Fueled by a successful regular season and an exciting playoff run, basketball has solidified its position...

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