A Heartfelt Sport: Why Jacob Son is Going Pro
Justine Hong, News Editor “My uncle used to be a soccer player so I always played soccer with him. And living away from my father, I spent most of my […]
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Class of 2014: College acceptances, rejections, and where they will go
Monica Cho, News Writer Seniors have only a day until sending in their college decisions to whether they would like to attend the university or not. They’ve worked ruthlessly, doing […]
Feeling the love from Myanmar
By: Angela Park, News Writer Members of the Myanmar VASE trip spent a week sharing the love of Christ and also receiving it back from the orphans they visited. To keep […]
Russia’s expansion in Ukraine
By: Hanna Nam, News Writer Protests in Ukraine began on Nov. 21, 2013 as President Viktor Yanukovych rejected the agreement on closer trade ties with the EU, resulting in escalating […]
Annual military drill sees combat shelling
By: Matthew Choi, News Writer On Mar. 27, the Republic of Korea (ROK) Armed Forces along with U.S soldiers began the largest military exercise between the two countries since 1993. […]
Students entangled in rising drug debate
By: Eric Han, Editor-in-Chief As students prepare themselves for university, they find that they are increasingly involved in the drug trafficking issue of the United States. On Jan. 1, Sean […]
Amendments Drafted and Resolutions Passed: MUN’s Successes at the China Conference
Justine Hong, News Editor A delegate, donning a sleek business suit, stands confidently at the podium in a massive committee room and gives a speech to thirty-some other delegates. When […]
Students come together to celebrate the arts through three one-act plays
Monica Cho, News Writer On Mar. 13, the entire upper secondary school was captivated by their peers’ performances during an hour-long show of three one-act plays, which marked the […]
