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Mindful Monday
Mindful Monday
Transformation Tuesday
Transformation Tuesday
Shark Week for Aquatic Bio
Shark Week for Aquatic Bio
Vista Athlete heading to Paris
Vista Athlete heading to Paris
Jakhai Mack with his teammates after a failed 4th down conversion
Vista Almost Edges Out No. 2 Valor, but All Eyes Are On Round One
A Look Inside Vista’s Sports Broadcasting
Spring Breakers
Spring Breakers
Good With The Puck
Good With The Puck
A New Era
A New Era
A Dream Come True
A Dream Come True
As Seen on TV
As Seen on TV
Mother Nature’s Fight through COVID
Out of this World Thursday Wish Week recap
Out of this World Thursday Wish Week recap
A New Era
A New Era
A Dream Come True
A Dream Come True
As Seen on TV
As Seen on TV
Out of this World Thursday Wish Week recap
Out of this World Thursday Wish Week recap
The mascot spent time on the ice and up in the crowd, helping to whip the fans into excited, loud cheers.
Weds Wish Week recap
Mother Nature’s Fight through COVID
Teaching Black History
Teaching Black History
Coronavirus: Everything You Need To Know
Coronavirus: Everything You Need To Know
"Migration has been an essential part of humanity. People have always migrated. But it has had different characteristics in different places, but migration has always taken place because people have the freedom to look for better conditions. It has always been." - Padre Alejandro. "As long a there is poverty in our country, as long as there is hunger, this need to migrate will exist. People will continue to come, they will continue to arrive." - Mario, Guatemala.
La Frontera: An Immigration Crisis
Teens in the Work Force Today
Teens in the Work Force Today
Safe Dining Spaces
Clinton Cane Concert Review
Finding the Best
Finding the Best
You’re Not My BFF
You’re Not My BFF
A World of Work
A World of Work
Safe Dining Spaces
Clinton Cane Concert Review
You’re Not My BFF
You’re Not My BFF
A World of Work
A World of Work
Littering At Vista
Littering At Vista
Healthy and Happy?
Healthy and Happy?
Why Deleting Snapchat was the Best Decision I Ever Made
Why Deleting Snapchat was the Best Decision I Ever Made
First Amendment: The debate between morality and legality
First Amendment: The debate between morality and legality
Gratification over Dedication
Trials and Tribulations of Kim K's Mansion
Trials and Tribulations of Kim K’s Mansion
The End is Near
The Battle Continues!!
The Battle Continues!!
Homecoming 2024 is Off With a Boundless Energy!
Homecoming 2024 is Off With a Boundless Energy!
Get ready for HoCo 2024
Get ready for HoCo 2024
Hardest working kids at Vista
Hardest working kids at Vista
Media Alum – where they are and where they are going
Self Peace
Self Peace
Colorado National Parks Review
REVIEW: A Moving Story Hindered by the Beauty in Love and Violence
REVIEW: A Moving Story Hindered by the Beauty in Love and Violence
Wish Week Day 4: Thursday
Wish Week Day 4: Thursday
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The Deeper Origins of a Poet

The Deeper Origins of a Poet

Ariana Feichko, Staff writer
March 23, 2022
Nothing can deter Isabella DeBoer, 12, from reading and analyzing her book of poetry on Feb. 16. “I’m excited to go super into depth about one poet instead of reading a bunch of different poems from all sorts of different people,” DeBoer said. DeBoer’s poet was Diandra Prema and her biggest worry was how time-consuming this project was going to be and her time management. -

A Deep Dive Into Literature

Ariana Feichko, Staff writer
March 2, 2022
The Beginning of Something New

The Beginning of Something New

Ariana Feichko
November 18, 2021
Looking out to the horizon, Andrew Easton, 12, scans the surrounding land for any piece of trash that might have escaped previous volunteers on Nov. 10. “It’s awesome to see everybody taking time out of their day to help [clean up] the campus and [improve] the overall morale of the school,” Easton said. Easton loved seeing people coming together and focusing on mental and physical health, something he had seen in previous Wellness Weeks.

[Photo] Wellness Wednesday

Joshua Romero
November 11, 2021
Eyes locked on his alebrije, Amogh Varanasi, 11, works alongside his classmates in their Day of the Dead celebration on Oct. 28. “We’re painting alebrijes for Day of the Dead,” Varanasi said. “It’s [a] celebration that happens mostly in Mexico [on] November 1st [and] 2nd.”

Alebrijes

Ariana Feichko, Media Staffer
October 29, 2021
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