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The La Salle Falconer
The student news site of La Salle Catholic College Preparatory.

The La Salle Falconer
Paige Baines

Paige Baines, Assistant Editor

Paige is a senior at La Salle. She loves true crime, listening to all types of music, and hanging out with friends.

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Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 10: The High School Experience

June 2, 2021
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 9: Would You Rather

May 12, 2021
Senior Ben Jacobson made the switch to tennis during his final year at La Salle.

Athlete of the Week: Ben Jacobson

May 5, 2021
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 8: Aliens — They’re Real, And They’re Out There

May 5, 2021
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 7: College Talk

April 7, 2021
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 6: Hybrid Learning — Expectations vs. Reality

March 17, 2021
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 5: Fun Fashion Frenzy

March 3, 2021
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 4: Wow, They’re Canadian?

February 17, 2021
The consistent and proper use of pronouns can begin to create a more accepting world for those who identify with different genders than assigned at birth.

[Photo] Pronouns: The First Step to Respect

February 3, 2021
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 3: There’s Nothing To Be Afraid Of

February 3, 2021
Sandbakkels are a type of Norweigen cookie, and baking them is a tradition in my family.

Sandbakkels: Why Tradition Is Important

January 13, 2021
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 2: Twilight — You Either Love It or Hate It

January 13, 2021
The two vaccines in use have generated talk — of some concerns, some excitement, and some hopes for a future of pre-pandemic normalcy.

[Photo] Students Weigh In on the Approved COVID-19 Vaccines

January 7, 2021
The Oscar-winning film

“Jojo Rabbit”: A Film Rooted In Tragedy and Lifted by Comedy 

December 16, 2020
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

Spoon Hands, Episode 1: Addicted to Dutch Bros

December 16, 2020
Welcome to the conversational podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.

The Falconer’s New Podcast: Spoon Hands

December 9, 2020
Talking about the act of giving around the holidays, Director of Service Ms. Sarah Maher quoted Dorothy Day and said,

La Salle’s Annual Christmas Drive Continues Despite COVID-19 Setbacks

December 2, 2020
“What I’ve really tried to encourage my students to do… is reach out,” Mr. Dreisbach said. “Talk to people, express your frustrations, say the things that are on your mind.

English Teacher Mr. Paul Dreisbach Pushes His Students Towards Curiosity and Persistence

November 19, 2020
Junior Dom Burkhart says that he is really fortunate to go to La Salle, “a lot of people don’t have access to an education like the one I get, and I think it’s super important to remember that and take advantage of what I am given.”

Student of the Week: Dom Burkhart

November 18, 2020
In the first 2020 presidential debate that took place on Sept. 29, President Trump told Proud Boys to

[Photo] The Proud Boys and the Normalization of Fascism Must be Stopped

November 4, 2020
Alumni Mollie Kuffner, Natalie Sharp, and Annie Hoang created the organization Art for Advocacy, so they could speak up and raise money for the Black Lives Matter movement.

Art for Advocacy: Artists Use Their Talents to Support the BLM Movement

September 30, 2020
Senior Lindsay Drango is committed to play basketball at Whitman College.

Next Level Seniors: Lindsay Drango Commits to Whitman College to Continue Her Basketball Career

May 13, 2020
Coach Kelly described Disney Channel as “the beginning of the height of creativity.” 

Coach Kelly’s Top Five Disney Original Must-Sees

May 6, 2020
Coach Kelly's favorite character from

“Luck of the Irish”

May 6, 2020
Coach Kelly still makes sure to watch the movie

“Halloweentown”

May 6, 2020

“Zenon, Girl of the 21st Century”

May 6, 2020
After watching

“Alley Cat Strike”

May 6, 2020
Coach Kelly recalls the excitement around one of his favorite childhood shows being made into a feature film.

“Jett Jackson: The Movie”

May 6, 2020
With Governor Brown's announcement this afternoon, the halls of La Salle will now remain empty for the rest of the academic year.

A New Wave of Grading: Something La Salle Should Consider

April 8, 2020
Lo-fi music will keep you calm and focused.

Eight Calming Lo-Fi Songs To Keep You Focused Throughout DLDs

April 1, 2020
Junior Molly Jenne not only maintains an impressive GPA, but she also participates in club and high school soccer, track and field, student council, the service and heart CPR clubs, as well as the Catholic Church.

Student of the Week: Molly Jenne

April 1, 2020
Junior Colin Wong's favorite moment during a game is match point. “I feel like it shows character and... reflects who you are,

Athlete of the Week: Colin Wong

March 4, 2020
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