New Technology Policies Spark Conversations and Mixed Feelings
Maddie Khaw and Kendall Whiteside
September 11, 2019
With the start of a new school year, La Salle’s administration has made the decision to stringently enforce a pre-existing cell phone use policy, which in recent years has been applied leniently throughout much of the school. Accompanying this implementation is the addition of a new policy regarding...
Sophomore Jacob Waterman Becomes First La Salle Athlete to Kneel During National Anthem, Inspiring Others to Join Him
Maggie Rasch, Editor
September 11, 2019
At last Friday’s football game in Crescent City, California against Del Norte, Jacob Waterman, a sophomore, knelt during the national anthem to bring attention to racial inequality in the United States, and he plans to continue to kneel at every football game this season. As the first student at...
Five Years In, a Look at How iPads Have Changed La Salle
Nehemiah Jackson, Assistant Editor
June 5, 2019
Five years ago, La Salle made a revolutionary change to the way school runs; starting in September of 2014, all students were required to bring an iPad to school with them each day. Immediately, there were varying opinions as to whether the iPads were a good thing. As the dust settled and iPads have become an extension of studen...
As She Gets Ready to Graduate, Senior Isabella Griffiths Strives to “Offer Kindness and Love” to The World
Anna McClow, Assistant Editor
May 29, 2019
As a freshman girl, coming off three years of being home schooled, senior Isabella Griffiths was both excited and nervous walking into “the biggest school” she had ever been in. “My middle school was [at my house], and my elementary school was really tiny,” Griffiths said. “It was nerve-...
Junior Ann Marie Bottita Uses Falcons for Life Club to Represent “People Whose Voices Aren’t Being Able to Be Heard”
Kendall Whiteside, Staff Reporter
May 29, 2019
Junior Ann Marie Bottita has overcome many obstacles by forming a club for a topic that is sometimes hard to talk about, but that she feels is an important issue that needs to be addressed. By running the Falcons for Life club at La Salle, Bottita aims to create a safe and welcoming place for pro...
Senior Lura Price Considers Dance a Lifelong Endeavor
Peyton Hedges, Editor in Chief
May 15, 2019
At five years old, senior Lura Price eagerly walked into her very first ballet class. Like many kids, her mom had signed her up for dance lessons, and the day had finally come. Price twirled and stood on her tippy-toes in her pink leotard, and by the end of the lesson, she had fallen in love with dan...
Sex Ed 101: La Salle Strives to Strike a Balance Between Scientific and Religious Education Around Birth Control and Sexuality
Maddie Khaw, Staff Reporter
May 8, 2019
Beginning to navigate romantic relationships is a large part of the transition into maturity that adolescents experience throughout their teenage years. As adolescents start to explore this new, uncharted territory of relationships, they are also introduced to a wide variety of unfamiliar concepts such as ...
Senior Jaden Lee Has Defined Working Hard Through Her Seven Year Ice Skating Career
Emily Hawkins, Editor
May 8, 2019
She has been waking up at 4:00 a.m. on a normal school day for the past five years, driving 30 minutes to Mountain View Ice Arena, and lacing up her ice skates. For most people, ice skating consists of clenching onto the side railing while trying to keep their balance. Senior Jaden Lee, on the other...
La Salle Students Travel to Learn About Life in the Colorado Plateau
Tarn Bregman, Assistant Editor
May 1, 2019
Moab, Utah — On April 15, with red and orange rock around them, and the sun hot on their backs, 22 students, myself included, embarked on a five day trip into the Colorado Plateau. Filled with games, hikes, and hands-on learning, the trip to Moab felt more like summer camp than it did school. Most o...
Senior Macauley Callahan, Oregon Zoo Volunteer and Aspiring Veterinarian, Gains Experience and Discovers a Career Path
Samantha Kar, Editor in Chief
April 17, 2019
Khaki bottoms, a watch, a name badge, close-toed shoes, and a ZooTeens shirt… this has been senior Macauley Callahan’s uniform for the past four summers as a volunteer at the Oregon Zoo through the ZooTeens program. In just a couple of months, Callahan will be spending his last summer with the progra...
A Look Back at Last Wednesday’s Track Meet Versus Wilsonville
Sam Hull, Staff Photographer
April 10, 2019
Last Wednesday, April 3, the La Salle track team competed on the road against Wilsonville. Even though both the girls and boys teams fell to the Wildcats in overall tallied points for the meet, many athletes set personal records and ran impressive times for their first meet of the season. Here are...
Next Level Seniors: Brigid Hanley Commits to Run Track & Field and Cross Country at the University of Arizona
Emily Hawkins, Editor
April 10, 2019
Brigid Hanley began her competitive running career freshman year of high school and has broken a school record along the way. Now, just three and a half years later, she has committed to run for the Division I cross country and track & field teams at the University of Arizona in Tucson. She i...
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