As September comes to a close, it draws an end to childhood cancer awareness month. There have been many people who have been diagnosed with such life-threatening diseases, such as a sophomore at Pembroke...

A Magen David formed by electric candles on the ground illuminated the faces of Shalhevet students and faculty as they sat tightly packed around it for a kumzitz the morning of Oct. 7, 2024. Clad in...

While laughter echoed throughout the room, constant chatter was heard left and right. Alone, he sat on the brown benches in the cafeteria eating his lunch. Out of nowhere, a group of boys came to...

RHS counselor Emily Rion was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer in mid-July when completing her routine magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Her genetic mutation called CHEK2, which doubles the risk of...

Postgraduate Daniel Mondarres received his diploma from the Community Access Program (CAP) on Oct. 11 with loved ones gathered to show support. Mondarres has been a part of the Algonquin community since...

Just after people in Florida started to recuperate from the devastating effects of Hurricane Helene, Hurricane Milton came through. Milton was projected to go straight through Tampa and hit the Four...

In the month of October, many people come together to reflect on the importance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This month honors the many lives who have been affected by Breast Cancer, and to show support...

Abby Johnson is a young girl with cancer and has struggled with it throughout her life. Abby’s family has created an organization to help all patients with cancer and their families. Abby's Army has...

It is often said that the impact one has on others cannot be quantified; former teacher and head basketball coach Mario Mullen is a testament to that.  Commonly referred to as a “Gentle Giant,”...

Editors’ note: Spectrum is currently working to schedule an interview with Senator Klobuchar. Amidst a crowded opening day of the State Fair filled with torrential rain and the usual crowds, Royce...

This year, one of LHS’ staff members was dealt the terrible news of a cancer diagnosis. On February 1, 2024, psychology teacher Shelly Gagnon received her cancer diagnosis for uterine cancer. “I...

The LBJ Presidential Library hosted the commemoration of the 1964 Civil Rights Act on Monday afternoon. The event brought together guests as well as local and national dignitaries. President Joe Biden...

His death made a huge impact on her life but nothing will ever stop her from making him proud. In the heart of Conroe, Texas, a quiet yet powerful movement is taking place, led by a woman whose compassion...

This story was originally published on Viper Times on September 12, 2024.

(Editor’s note: Delaney Peck is the Sports Editor of The Saber.  Any opinions expressed are not necessarily those of The Saber staff.)  ¨Never again¨ again and again and again… Last year...

This story was originally published on The Declaration on May 30, 2024.

With the rise of social media, there has been a growing concern for child influencers and young social media users. Now, more than ever, has there been an alarming number of child influencers being abused...

When I asked permission to write this article, it was honestly because there were so many thoughts in my head and I couldn’t even begin to voice them. Anger, sadness, and disappointment were only on...

One year ago, the Lake Bluff and Lake Forest communities tragically lost Zachary Porter who passed away on a trip to Alaska. The loss was unimaginable for anyone who knew Porter, an adventurous and kind-hearted...

John Fogerty made me cry. It’s not like he hit or yelled at me. He sang a song. I heard it while walking through a swap meet last December. Fogerty was the singer for the 1960s American rock...

San Francisco State University journalism student Alex Kauffman died suddenly in an automobile accident on March 9, according to a family confirmation sent to the Division of Student Life. He was 22. Kauffman...

Trigger Warning: the following article contains graphic content depicting sexual assault ‘Victims are scared to share...We need to have way more discussions about sexual assault.’ -Junior Giselle...

As the students approached their final assignment, they were tasked with embarking on a passion project—an endeavor fueled by self-motivation, distinct from our prior coursework. This project serves...

In Hudson High School’s Sociology course, Marc Zustin not only teaches culture, social ills and deviance to his students, but he also incorporates Fun Friday. Fun Friday is when students in Sociology...

Grizzly Games is a day of field games that is put on by Los Osos High School’s Best Buddies. It invites Special Education programs from eight different high schools across the district to participate...

For OHS Alum Amelia Zai (‘23), the school year at UCLA was just starting. Welcome Week just happened, and it’s been a hectic week of excitement.  Amelia says, “It’s been a lot of meeting new people,...

Erica Yahya is first and foremost, a lover of life and people. Her vibrant personality is contagious, especially to her students. As a psychology professor for JCTC, she has received the opportunity to...

Music honors society Tri-M held a benefit concert on April 16 for senior Ginny Hooper, who was diagnosed with stage IV metastatic adrenocortical cancer earlier this school year. Members of Tri-M, the...

“Ruby Chavez.” As the principal of my sister’s high school announced her name, applause flooded the auditorium. My parents, well in their 50s, slowly made their way across the stage: my mom in...

Prom is a milestone for many high school students— formal clothes, loud music, and large crowds, however, may not be a comfortable environment for everyone. In order to ensure students with special needs...

For most of her life, junior Katie Yarrish witnessed her family grapple with the uncertainty of the future for her brother Ross, a fifth year Academic Life Skills (ALS) student at the Lake. Now, Katie...