A guide to gift-giving this year

Brenda San Elias, Art Editor|December 16, 2020

UNO is a popular classic card game, but these are BTS themed which are perfect to gift to a BTS or k-pop fan. Photo Courtesy of Amazon.

Christmas is just around the corner meaning it is time to find the perfect gift for those around you. BTS UNO cards would be a perfect budget gift for a k-pop fan, but it won’t be for everyone. That being said it can be difficult and stressful to find the perfect gift so here are a couple ideas to help guide you in finding a gift for your loved ones.

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Many students are unfairly scooped up and given Saturday School during tardy sweeps. Illustration by Spike Lopez.

OPINION: Tardy sweeps must go

The Arts Assembly celebrated visual and performing arts. Although the show focused on performing arts, students were treated to a visual arts slideshow made by juniors Sofia Crail and Brooke Bredow, as they entered the auditorium.

AWESOME ARTS ASSEMBLY

Evelyn takes a picture with her flute section during a marching band clinic. From left to right, junior Devyn Jacobo, senior Hannah Day, freshman Emily Ito, freshman Katelyn Rodriguez, and freshman Audrey Chappell. After two years from having about 2-3 flute players Evelyn feels exceedingly happy that she can lead 5 other flutists.

BAND TOGETHER

Seniors look forward to January when college applications will be completed.

APPLICATION ANXIETY

Senior Evelyn Ishikawa and her mother Diane attended the Taylor Swift Eras Tour at the Sofi Stadium on Aug. 3. Evelyn bought the pink cowboy hat from a vendor before entering the venue.
(Photo courtesy of Maggie Crail)

Senior says Swift movie is worth the time, price

(Left) Senior Mollie Holbrook shines as one of the leads, Velma Kelly, opening the musical with “All That Jazz” while (right) Sydney Parker fights for her innocence as the other lead, Roxie Hart. (Photos courtesy of Scott Edwards-Silva @sedwardsphoto)

Chicago cast razzle dazzles audiences

Baseball Therapy

Baseball Therapy

(Left) BEAST students Isabella Curiel and Katie Hudson’s “A Monster Calls” costume. (Center) AP Photography student Nathan Vaughn’s “Don’t Stop.” (Right) AP Studio Art student Emily Kugelmann’s “Heart over Head.”

Senior artists’ work honored at Muckenthaler

FUHS Senior Sam Neal has composed about 50 songs in their room, some with guitar and others with piano.

NEW ARTIST PROFILE

Sophomores Shanelle Thompson and Andrea Alvarado promote their new club Serving Seniors designed to bring joy and hope to local senior citizens. The club will meet on Feb. 7 for its first meeting in Room 64 where they will create Valentine-themed goody bags to be delivered to Gordon Lane Care Center in Fullerton.

Campus Update

Opinion
OPINION: Tardy sweeps must go
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AWESOME ARTS ASSEMBLY
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BAND TOGETHER
Opinion
APPLICATION ANXIETY
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Senior says Swift movie is worth the time, price