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Incumbent Again: Trump’s Second Term Approaches

Allison Mu ‘27, Staff Writer February 12, 2025

As the nation prepares for the inauguration of President Donald Trump, many students and faculty at Sacred Heart are reflecting on what this historic event could mean for the country. Their comments reveal...

Humanitarian Approaches to Politicized Issues: Kino Border Immersion

Nik de Silva ‘27, Staff Writer February 12, 2025

Every February Break, Sacred Heart organizes an immersion trip to a town in Arizona called Nogales. Nogales is a vital port of entry for the U.S. and Mexico, known as an important gateway for international...

Newsom’s Balanced Budget — Success or Shortcoming?

Kieran Armstrong ‘26, Staff Writer February 12, 2025

California Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed a balanced $322 billion budget for California, which means California’s spending will match its revenue. This is especially notable, as in the 2024 preview...

Grant’s Pass v Johnson: How Does the Decision Impact California

Livia Valentine ‘26, News and Opinion Editor February 11, 2025

California accounts for 24% of the nation’s unhoused population, according to US News’ 2024 estimates. That’s why in June 2024, Gov. Gavin Newsom celebrated the Supreme Court’s conservative ruling...

FDA v. Wages and White Lion Investments, L.L.C: Will the FDA Finally Lose Its Authority?

Rocco Vitale ‘26, News Editor February 11, 2025

The Supreme Court Case, FDA v. Wages and White Lion Investments, L.L.C, is the most recent development in a long history of conflict between the FDA and e-cigarette industry, with the potential to upend...

SHP Responds to the Gaza Conflict

Allison Mu '27, Staff Writer January 28, 2025

In recent years, the Israel-Palestine conflict has become a controversial topic, and it is affecting educational institutions around the world, including Sacred Heart. As a part of SHP’s response to...

AP Gov Student Engage with Community

Addy Davis '26 and Abby Gruber '26 January 28, 2025

Juniors and seniors in AP United States Government & Politics and AP Comparative Government are currently completing their Civic Action project, designed to connect classroom concepts with real world...

Las Lomitas Teachers Triumph After Strike for Fair Pay

Grace Griffin '27, Staff Writer January 22, 2025

On Wednesday, October 23, Las Lomitas Elementary School District teachers left their posts to picket in front of La Entrada and Las Lomitas schools. After going over a year and a half with no contract,...

SHP Students Rack Up Tickets on Morning Commute

Helen Nguyen'25 and Nik de Silva'27 January 22, 2025

During October, several members of the SHP community, students and teachers alike, were pulled over and ticketed in the Woodside-Menlo Park area. The Town of Woodside’s Circulation Committee reached...

New Legislators Aim for Big Changes

Sam Morganroth '27, Staff Writer January 16, 2025

Since everyone was tuning into the Presidential election on November 6th, many missed the close House and Senate elections throughout the country. With U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s second term,...

Pushing for Progress: SHP Students Present at NCSS and Rally Support for WAPUSH

Kate Ragatz ‘25, Editor-In-Chief January 16, 2025

SHP students and educators continue the push for a stand-alone Advanced Placement United States Women’s History Course (WAPUSH) — this time in Boston! Created by SHP history teachers Kristen Kelly...

How SHP Celebrates the Holidays

Sophie Xie '28, Staff Writer January 16, 2025

Faculty: Mr. Moffat: I am planning on spending this Christmas in Mexico City, enjoying the food, culture, and art of the city. We will ride bikes in the city, go to a Ballet Folklorico show, and probably...

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