‘Arts and Entertainment’ Articles

  The end of November is upon us, and we all know what that means. We make the transition from the reign of the Scorpio to that of the oh-so-lovely Sagittarius, from the eleventh month of the year to the TWELFTH! State championships, flight delays, and Martha Stewart specials abound. But before we can check Full Article

For those of you too naïve to know: I am incredibly passionate about Thanksgiving. In my family, Thanksgiving is a holiday based in tradition. These traditions range from those more general, such as the massive gathering that takes place at my house every Thanksgiving Day, to more specific, such as the type of marshmallows that Full Article

  Jake Newman is a freshman at UHS known for his big hair, his notorious laugh, expressive faces, witty commentary, and ability to make everyone around him laugh. On the day I planned to interview Jake, he was sick and couldn’t come to school. There were rumors among our class that he wasn’t at school Full Article

By Vita Newstetter Spring is upon us, and soon the cozy knits of Winter will be traded for the optimism and layers of Spring in San Francisco.  Our stylish student body seems to be on the fence about whether to whip out their dresses and sperries, or pile on their scarves and boots in defense Full Article

All of the Lights, Party in the USA, Tik Tok, and My Humps as performed by students from each class. Full Article

The Oscars have always been an entertaining broadcast of a night for celebrities to wear expensive clothes and congratulate themselves. The 83rd Academy Awards took place last Sunday, and things seemed to be perfectly normal: the red carpet, the huge theater, the gaudy and elaborate stage… but when the show started, some things had changed. Full Article

GOT TALENT? Jeremy, ’12, shares his monologues from an independent study in theater – in three parts! PART I PART II PART III Full Article

GOT TALENT? Allysa, ’14, plays a few songs for us… you might recognize a few of them! Full Article

By Maddie Brown ’13, Molly F. ’12, and Marisa Lowe ’13 Peppermint hot chocolate in hand, you sit down and ponder what you can watch that will leave you tingling with holiday cheer. Sound familiar? If so, we thought we would give you a couple suggestions of our favorite holiday-themed TV episodes The OC: “The Full Article

A momentous event has taken place since the publishing of the last Devil’s Advocate: Harry Potter 7 rocked theaters around the country and continued our generation’s cultural obsession. In case you need a brush-up on the main events in Harry’s life or a version of “Walking in a Winter Wonderland” more applicable to Full Article