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Cal Poly’s dining scene from behind the counter

12/1/2024

The scent of freshly cooked food wafts as one walks through 1901 Marketplace. Tables line the wall, students are seen studying or hanging out with friends.

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Carlmont works with CAF to improve mental health support for students

11/8/2022

Carlmont administration has been working with the Carlmont Academic Foundation (CAF) to provide more mental health support for students this year.

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“Extraordinary Attorney Woo” is a step forward for diversity in media

1/18/2023

Whales, law school, and overcoming prejudice. What do these seemingly unrelated things have in common?

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Tomorrow x Together goes bad in “Minisode 2: Thursday’s Child”

5/25/2022

K-pop group Tomorrow x Together (TXT) has returned with another stellar album. This extended play album (EP), titled “Minisode 2: Thursday’s Child,” features five songs.

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Carlmont kitchen staff chops lunch line times

9/25/2022

This year, the Carlmont kitchen is implementing a few procedures, both new and old, to improve the state of the lunch lines.

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Girls Who Code Club receives unprecedented first donation

10/19/2022

Carlmont’s Girls Who Code Club recently received a donation from Rachele Schainker at a ribbon-cutting and customer appreciation ceremony.

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Grammy Awards bring grandeur and great music

4/4/2022

More commonly known as the Grammys, the Grammy Awards are often a hot topic during awards season. This article reviews some of the performances from the 64th annual Grammy Awards.

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“Crying in H Mart” will make you cry

4/14/2022

Food is often a source of comfort; familiar foods that we grew up with are especially comforting during tough times. “Crying in H Mart” by Michelle Zauner exemplifies this concept perfectly.

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“Last Night at the Telegraph Club” will keep you reading all night

5/5/2022

Malinda Lo’s “Last Night at the Telegraph Club” leads the reader through the struggles of a fictional Chinese-American lesbian in the 1950s.

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‘Our Beloved Summer’ will warm your heart

1/27/2022

If you’re looking for a fun romantic comedy with a fantastic soundtrack, “Our Beloved Summer” is the right fit for you.

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‘The Girls I’ve Been’ reveals the struggles of teenage life

3/7/2022

“The Girls I’ve Been” by Tess Sharpe explores a complex world of crime and corruption hidden behind brunette hair dye and a fake name.

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Lay’s chips truly are tasty taters

3/18/2022

I tried seven different varieties of these chips to determine just how good they are, and I gave each one a rating based on flavor, crunch, and messiness.

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Homecoming events: an explanation

10/20/2021

This year’s homecoming is a special one. There are quite a few events throughout homecoming week, ranging from the Powderpuff games to the homecoming dance itself.

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What your favorite Thanksgiving food says about you

11/11/2021

There are many Thanksgiving foods, and your favorites out of a few popular choices can tell a lot about your personality.

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Nine exciting K-drama recommendations

12/3/2021

As Korean culture becomes more popular internationally, K-dramas have been rising in viewership.

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Carlmont takes a break from the National French Contest

3/27/2021

Carlmont will not be participating in the National French Contest (NFC) this year due to distance learning challenges.

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Carlmont's PE and music programs adapt to in-person learning

4/25/2021

With students returning to campus, classes have had to adapt new strategies for learning.

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What your favorite color says about you

9/15/2021

Your favorite color can say a lot about you. From red to pink, different favorite colors can mean different things for your personality. Have you ever wondered what your favorite color means?

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Teachers and students adapt for 2021 AP tests

1/15/2021

Students worry about the upcoming 2021 Advanced Placement (AP) tests and whether they are truly prepared due to the hurdles of online learning.

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Carlmont changes its asynchronous attendance policy

2/6/2021

A new semester usually brings new routines, and this semester is introducing a new attendance procedure.

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The registration process for the next school year begins

3/5/2021

As the second semester rolls in, students must select their classes for the 2021-22 school year.

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Bel Mateo Bowl saved by community GoFundMe efforts

10/19/2020

Bel Mateo Bowl will stay in business at least through the end of the year due to a community effort on a GoFundMe page.

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Music Mentors get a sharp new start over Zoom

11/9/2020

The Carlmont and Belmont-Redwood Shores Music Mentors program plans to create a new program that encourages ease of learning as a response to the pandemic.

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San Carlos Youth Advisory Committee holds donation drive

11/30/2020

San Carlos’s Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) hosted a Homeless Care COVID-19 Donation drive as a project for the community.

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