Freshman Briggs Griffin

Matthew Du, Student Section Reporter

“I don’t have any plans yet, but I’d probably go to dinner with some of my friends. I might go to Bru Burger with three of my closest friends. [After that,] we’d probably just hang out. Back at my house, we can just watch a movie or something. Not sure [what exact movie] we’d watch yet, whatever we find on Netflix.”

Time spent together should be cherished, spent offline When my friends and I would hang out during family get-togethers, the first thing we’d do—without fail—was pull out the "Monopoly" board. Then we’d indulge in several hours of yelling and screaming at one another. These arguments included several under-the-table…
Students, registered dietician, psychologist discuss teenage dieting to uphold societal body standards Senior Chris Yu shows up at his cafeteria table empty-handed; he had skipped breakfast that day too. For Yu, every food he eats has the potential to add weight to his body, which he said he views as being detrimental…
Students, counselor discuss impact of high school friendships, staying in touch after graduation When senior Alexandra “Sandra” Yang moved to this school for her sophomore year, she said she struggled to fit in at first. Yang said her friendships played a big role in helping her through the transition. “I didn’t know anyone…

Freshman Briggs Griffin

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