Many of the Pokemon are rendered well in 3D, including Pikachu, while others look like rejected Gremlins characters. Watch at your own risk.
A novel guide to bookstores on the Monterey Peninsula
By JORDI FAXON Many profess that people are reading fewer books than they used to and that book-reading culture is dying with the technological boom of this age. For those who share…
The Great 2019 Cafeteria Food Rumble: Ranking the cafeteria’s lunch options according to student opinion
By PETER ELLISON Every day, veritable hordes of starving and voracious students stumble, groggy and disoriented, from their fifth period classes in a wild, no-holds-barred dash to be first in line at…
Resources for SAT Subject Tests lacking significantly at CHS
By JORDI FAXON The College Board is well-known for providing SAT and AP tests, which many colleges have come to demand in their admissions processes. A creation that the organization is less…
Padres dominate spring season through outstanding play, breaking several records
By ALICIA KREUGER From league titles and championships to record-breaking performances, spring quickly became a strong sporting season for the Padres, with each team accomplishing unexpected feats and the majority dominating league…
Bay Area journalist and comedian tackles political sphere
By ELLAH FOSTER W. Kamau Bell’s series “United Shades of America” aired on CNN after my mom’s favorite, “Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown.” I was in eighth grade and spent a lot of…
Philosophical Feuds: The Environment
Do we have an obligation to protect the environment? Why or why not? If one looks at the many species that preceded us, there is an observable commonality—namely, physical traits that help…
Carmel family sheds light on autism realities
BY GRACE DEAN For most people, going to the grocery store is an unassuming affair, but for Laura and Rick Ravalin, that isn’t always the case. They never know when their son…
Jonathan Lyons selected as new Carmel High principal
BY PETER ELLISON After a nationwide search by Leadership Associates for the position of Carmel High principaland multiple rounds of interviews and panels by administrators, teachers, parents and students, Jonathan Lyons, currently…
‘Eat to Defeat ALS’ event seeks to find cure for terminal disease with night of festivities, fundraising and fun
BY KYLIE YEATMAN Following the passing of 31-year-old Ryan Farnsworth from ALS, CHS senior Connor Cohan—Farnsworth’s cousin—has made it his goal to address this fatal disease by hosting his own fundraiser in…