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My sister, the Rose Queen
This wasn’t just any ordinary Sunday morning. My older sister, Irene, shook my shoulder to wake me up. “C’mon, it’s about to start!” she yelled. It was New Year’s Day, and six-year-old me finally relented and got out of bed. I joined her and the rest of my family to watch the Rose Parade. As we watched, she was fixated on one person in particular: the Rose Queen. We both watched in awe as the Rose Court waved royally to the stands. “That’s going to be me one day,” Irene said
Erin Maddox
1 day ago
Si se puede! Remembering the unforgettable legacy of Dolores Huerta
Art by Iris Preston-Roedder "Every moment is an organizing opportunity, every person a potential activist, every minute a chance to change the world."-Dolores Huerta Dolores Huerta was an activist, leader, and icon, who without a doubt shaped our world for the better. She was co-founder of the National Farm Workers Association (NFWA) and in years following became a major supporter of women's rights and the democratic party. And while she did amazing things, she also overcame
Iris Preston-Roedder
13 hours ago
Your shoes don’t fit your feet!
Art by: Kree Keltner Have you ever found it hard to find a shoe that perfectly mirrors the shape and size of your beautifully evolved human foot? Do you feel like Cinderella’s evil stepsisters stuffing your feet into heels that don’t quite fit in the endless aisles of a DSW or Nordstrom Rack? That’s because shoes aren’t made to fit your feet! As is obvious to anyone who’s seen a shoe, shoes aren’t exactly feet-shaped. Typically, they’re rounded, pointed, tapered, or square, n
Oona Warren
13 hours ago
A student’s intro to nutrition and working out
Photo from Bmd4Fitness Do you want to feel strong? Do you want to feel amazing? Do you want to look and feel changed? Learning about nutrition and working out can help you. Nutrition is the process by which organisms take in and use food to support growth, energy, and overall health. Diets are a big part of nutrition, and are infamously mistaken for fads or ways to lose weight. However, your diet is actually the typical food and drink you consume. Diets can affect your overa
Santiago Barcena
13 hours ago
My sister, the Rose Queen
This wasn’t just any ordinary Sunday morning. My older sister, Irene, shook my shoulder to wake me up. “C’mon, it’s about to start!” she yelled. It was New Year’s Day, and six-year-old me finally relented and got out of bed. I joined her and the rest of my family to watch the Rose Parade. As we watched, she was fixated on one person in particular: the Rose Queen. We both watched in awe as the Rose Court waved royally to the stands. “That’s going to be me one day,” Irene said
Erin Maddox
1 day ago
Journalism senior night
Every high school student looks forward to their senior night, and the seniors here in journalism are no exception. They have worked hard for many years, written countless articles, and are even our guides in the class. This night was very special and we appreciate how much these seniors have done for the Eagle's Scream and Broken News. We appreciate you a lot and we’re grateful for your time and effort! Photos credited to Erin Maddox and Henry Nettler
Connor Nava-Martinez
2 days ago
Your guide to election day
Image Credit: ACLU San Diego & Imperial Countries Are you registered to vote for this upcoming election day? Election day is November 3rd, 2026. There are a number of things that are being voted upon this election, including California governor, Los Angeles mayor, State senate, and even a whopping fourteen propositions. There are a number of deadlines you should look out for depending on how you’re voting. The last day to register to vote online for this election was October
Connor Nava-Martinez
2 days ago
CPP's Haunted Harvest Festival recap
All photos by Ellie Cole-Calderon This Thursday, our school was treated to a night of fun, food, and festivities at the first-ever Haunted Harvest Festival, hosted by the Community Partnership Project. Set up in the quad, 15 booths sold snacks and played games. Robotics Club showed off their robot that launches rubber balls into the air, Animation Club drew caricatures, and SOCO set up a “What’s in the Box”. There were musical performances from Donovan Bravo and Thermal Const
Ellie Cole-Calderon
2 days ago
Six flags: X2 the fun or X2 the injuries?
Artist: Kree Keltner Described as "A rite of passage for the ultimate daredevil,” this fourth-dimension wing roller coaster will have even the most hardened thrill seeker screaming. To the average person, this coaster sounds pretty fun, but when researched further, many unanswered questions remain. On July 5, 2026 Pamela Guillien, a 40 year old, had high hopes for this ride alongside many eager patrons. Before she could even say subdural hematoma, she passed out when she ste
Erin Maddox
3 days ago
Building the first billion dollar women's sports franchise (and WNBA Champions)
Image Credit: Getty Image All eyes have been on the WNBA finals this month with the star-studded Atlanta Dream squad facing off against a young Golden State Valkyries team in a thrilling 7 game series which concluded this Saturday. In dramatic fashion the Valkyries took Game 7 (68-63) becoming the fastest American Sports Franchise to win a title in the modern era. Online you may have seen clips of packed arenas filled with purple shirts, and that’s because over in the Bay Are
Zadie Kang
3 days ago
Halloween Skit 2026
All photos by Eristheo Raif The Senior and Junior classes participated in the annual Halloween Skit Competition this Wednesday. The Juniors (C/O 2028) chose the movie Weapons as their theme. While the Seniors’ (C/O 2027) performance was Tim Burton inspired. Both groups showed up and put on an incredible show, but it was ultimately the Seniors who claimed a unanimous victory for a second year.
ERHS Journalism
7 days ago
Broken News S4 Ep. 2: The Spooky Edition
Eagles, what’s that special event in October that everyone looks forward to? You guessed it, it’s Broken News: Halloween Edition! Watch your hosts Irene Maddox and Logan Ray discuss ERHS’s most pressing events, such as halloween costume ideas and the homecoming dance. Troubleshooting? Try this! https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1WpXEjRoTnXWwjgBzoNaOmrxcfpeoYiUM
ERHS Journalism
7 days ago
The Block meets The Rock
Photo by Avni Koppula Eagle Rock has just gained a new addition to Colorado Boulevard. Lou The French On The Rock has brought pastries, coffee, and a little piece of France to the neighborhood, marking the second location of a bakery that has spent the past decade building its name just a few miles away in Burbank. Behind the counter are Laurent “Lou” Correa and his longtime friend and business partner, Lydia Kerma. While the Eagle Rock location may be new, the story that bro
Avni Koppula
Oct 26
Spider-Man: brand new misconception
Art by Connor Nava-Martinez (This article contains spoilers for Spider-Man: Brand New Day.) Nearly every review I’ve seen about the new Spider-Man movie mentions the Tom Holland toes scene. I watched Marvel’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day in theaters, and it's one of the most beautiful and emotional movies I’ve seen in a while. I thought that the movie made a lot of sense, as it explored the reality of what it means to be Spider-Man and how lonely Peter Parker was. I enjoyed the
Connor Nava-Martinez
Oct 25
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