Opinion: Undocumented Immigrant tax payers should be included in Trump’s “economic rescue” package
Karly Ortiz, Managing Editor
March 27, 2020
After a near-unanimous vote by Congress, Trump signed into action a $2.2 trillion dollar "economic rescue" package as a result of COVID-19's impact on the economy as well as the people. This stipend money will go to businesses, healthcare providers, and families that have been affected by this national...
Opinion: CVUSD should just give up hope for coming back
Edward Lillie, Broadcast News Editor
March 25, 2020
School district closures have been a widespread precautionary step as the COVID-19 outbreak seems to get worse and worse by the day. Some school districts have even shut down school for the rest of the academic year, but why hasn't CVUSD and Norm Enfield done anything like this? They seem to say that...
Opinion: The Trump Administration is doing a horrible job at handling the COVID-19 outbreak
Karly Ortiz, Managing Editor
March 20, 2020
COVID-19 is a respiratory virus that was first reported on December 30 by Wuhan China health officials. In the last three months, the virus has become a global pandemic and has forced major nations into quarantine to avoid the spread of the Coronavirus and America is currently one of them. With such...
Opinion: Virtual learning is here, and I’m looking forward to online school
Aiden Deming, Tech Reporter
March 19, 2020
With the outbreak of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, I find myself a lot more optimistic about this pandemic than the media or my peers might believe me to be, mainly with the concept of "Online Schooling". As someone who spent the majority of their middle school years in an online private school, it is...
Opinion: Feeding into the hysteria of the Coronavirus
Brooke Selvidge, News/Technology Reporter
March 13, 2020
While the Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is serious, the situation has been blown incredibly out of proportion. The hysteria about the Coronavirus has created more problems than the sickness may have on its own, as panicked shoppers empty shelves for an Armageddon like disaster that's likely never...
Opinion: Billie Eilish’s powerful protest against body shaming
Angela Gutierrez, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
March 12, 2020
One well-known aspect of pop star Billie Eilish is her unique style, especially her oversized, baggy clothes. Recently, at her first world tour stop in Miami, she projected a video to her fans where she took off her shirt and eventually ended up in her bra. This video was meant to address body shaming...
Opinion: The vending machines need to go…Yes, all of them
Aiden Deming, Tech Reporter
March 6, 2020
The vending machines. The iconic arm gymnastic hassle we all know and love to hate still remains one of the many eyes sores on campus. Dark and shadowy, locked in a cage, and filled with disgusting and unhealthy snacks, the vending machines are not only unappealing but look indirectly hostile as if the...
Opinion: If the Lugo Coin is ignored, PBIS could fail
Gary Garcia, Sports Reporter
March 5, 2020
The Lugo Coin school-wide reward system is one of the newest additions to Don Lugo High School on its path to receiving a silver medal for PBIS from the State of California. However, the Lugo Coin has been poorly implemented so far. If the staff doesn't make adjustments soon, the opportunity to implement...
Opinion: Video Games Shouldn’t Be Compared to Sports
Diego Cruz, Sports Editor
February 27, 2020
Sports and video games have been in debate for years and years. This time, a professional gamer spoke about the controversy. Ninja the Professional Fortnite gamer who recently signed with Adidas, started a controversial topic via Twitter when he argued that people shouldn't call losing a video game "just...
The war on ‘Baby It’s Cold Outside’ becomes the war on progress
Karly Ortiz, Managing Editor
November 19, 2019
The classic Christmas song is under fire once again. This time last year, 'Baby It's Cold Outside' by Frank Loesser, was petitioned against on radio stations, social media accounts, and bashed almost daily online. Now, this year's release of a new and improved 'Baby It's Cold Outside' by Kelly Clarkson...
The simple solution to passing math
Karly Ortiz, Managing Editor
October 4, 2019
When students are asked about what their favorite subjects are, the answers are identical almost every time; english, history, P.E., and the classic and witty 'lunch' reply. It's common for students to be enthusiastic about how interesting their history class is, or boast about their grade in their English...
On Campus Art and How it’s Underrated
Valerie Torres, News Editor
May 23, 2019
On campus you may have heard many announcements about a new sports game coming up and to support the team, but there is often less attention given about the arts. Art isn't just painting and drawing, there are many forms of art that fail to be given recognition on the same level as athletics. Art...
Karly Ortiz, Managing Editor
March 27, 2020 • No Comments
After a near-unanimous vote by Congress, Trump signed into action a $2.2 trillion dollar "economic rescue" package as a result of COVID-19's impact on the economy as well...
Edward Lillie, Broadcast News Editor
March 25, 2020 • No Comments
School district closures have been a widespread precautionary step as the COVID-19 outbreak seems to get worse and worse by the day. Some school districts have even shut down...
Karly Ortiz, Managing Editor
March 20, 2020 • No Comments
COVID-19 is a respiratory virus that was first reported on December 30 by Wuhan China health officials. In the last three months, the virus has become a global pandemic...
Opinion: Virtual learning is here, and I’m looking forward to online school
March 19, 2020
With the outbreak of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, I...
Opinion: Feeding into the hysteria of the Coronavirus
March 13, 2020
While the Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is serious,...
Angela Gutierrez, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
March 4, 2020 • No Comments
Being in high school means stress. College preparation tests, rigorous classes and maintaining good grades are all factors that contribute to my stress being a junior, so...
Gary Garcia, Sports Reporter
February 28, 2020 • No Comments
Curtains Closed, stage is set, the sound of the audience whispering and talking amongst themselves in the background. Eddie Lillie walks out on to the stage with a clipboard...
Angela Gutierrez, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
February 4, 2020 • No Comments
Lip sync battle is coming to Lugo! The theatre department is putting on a show February 27 and 28. There are three teams total. One of the two advanced theatre groups is led...
Review: Theatre department’s Fall production of “Oz”
November 15, 2019
Most listened to genres of music on campus
October 22, 2019
Review: Homecoming game halftime performances
October 15, 2019