Basketball team bounces back with boosted confidence

Going into the 51st Annual Joe Nava Delta King Classic Tournament, one of the most competitive basketball competitions of the year, coach Tony Espinoza said he held high expectations for the team. The

Project Home teaches appeciation

Do people ever really take the time to appreciate the things they have been given in life? Or do they just keep living life without realizing others are not as fortunate? Seniors Elizabeth Baldwin

Runner reduce the hunger

Early Thanksgiving morning an estimated 3000 people arrived at the downtown Stockton Ports Stadium to participate in the fourth annual Run Against Hunger, a run meant to raise awareness of the thousan

Salvation Army continues serving the community

"Doing the most good" is the slogan for the charity organization and church, the Salvation Army. For years they’ve set the standard for charity, to represent what that slogan means. By offering some s

On the move: Sophomore rider wins local, national titles

FAILURE MAGNIFIED

It starts with a meeting between student, parent, psychologist, a teacher, an administrator and Sophaline Buth. Buth is the bilingual outreach liaison and last week’s meeting was one of many in her

Glossophobia students fear speaking in public more than dying

Claustrophobia, arachnophobia, acrophobia, and necrophobia are all common phobias. But the scariest fear, ranked even scarier than the fear of death, is glossophobia, also known as social phobia. Soci

CSU'S CUT OFF

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger once referred to 2008 as a "year of education." Yet, we begin to wonder now, as 2008 comes to a screeching halt, exactly what type of education he was referring to.

CSU budget cuts cause anxiety among college–bound students

"People deserve to be educated no matter their background." Kyle Dei Rossi, government and economics teacher, said he doesn’t agree with the statewide cuts but he understands that "everybody right no

Junior inspired by religion to make a difference

Families turn into Scrooge when the sound of holidays is nearby. Parents struggle to figure how paychecks can satisfy enormous Christmas lists, while some students become eager, dashing towards malls