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New MegaMind TV and Movie Sequel Release
New MegaMind TV and Movie Sequel Release
Joseph Goodnight, Opinion Editor • February 20, 2024

In March of this year, Dreamworks is set to release a Peacock exclusive TV show and movie sequel to the beloved 2010 MegaMind movie. The trailer...

In Fastbreak Fashion
Jake Bradley, Sports Editor • February 14, 2024

Lancers lead the way in the second half. The Great Oak Wolfpack came into Thousand Oaks Tuesday night for the CIF quarterfinals and with them...

Perserving in Penalty’s
Jake Bradley, Sports Editor • February 14, 2024

The Lady Lancers traveled to a neutral site in Anaheim to take on the Katella Knights in the second round of the CIF-SS girls soccer playoffs....

Kanye - He's Back at it...or Maybe Not?
Elijah Brown, The Lancer Staff • February 14, 2024

Kanye West's new album “Vultures 1”, many nationwide were skeptical at first about Kanye's new album considering the controversies he has...

It’s Valentine’s, Baby
It’s Valentine’s, Baby
Momo Sonoda, Editor-In-Chief • February 14, 2024

St. Valentine’s Day commemorates the death of St. Valentine, but for others, the holiday marks a day of birth. Junior Chokee Weezer was born...

Health Science Majors Program hosts their senior showcase
Momo Sonoda, Editor-In-Chief • February 12, 2024

Last week, the seniors in Health Science Majors hosted a showcase, featuring various professions that they hope to pursue in the future. At the...

Advancing Again
Jake Bradley, Sports Editor • February 12, 2024

The Lancers left campus during lunch to travel to Temecula for their round two playoff game, and the ride wasn’t enough to stop the Lancers....

Double-Double Galore
Jake Bradley, Sports Editor • February 12, 2024

The Lancers once again came out of a playoff game as a victor, behind a powerful Trent Maclean performance nonetheless. Maclean powered his way...

Avid Attack
Jake Bradley, Sports Editor • February 9, 2024

A massive performance from standout freshman led the way for the Lancers at Ventura College, freshman Maddie Linville started the game off strong...

Advancing at last!
Jake Bradley, Sports Editor • February 8, 2024

Fast start, with no slowing down, your Lancers took down the Chaffey Tigers 3-1. A very early goal from junior attacker Gabriel Torreblanca gave...

Elias Chin ready to take a shot
Onto the Next
Jake Bradley, Sports Editor • February 8, 2024

Advancing at last!  Despite a close score after each of the first two quarters, stars Elias Chin and Trent Maclean were able to help the Lancers...

Valentines Day grams for your special someone -- or not
Valentine's Day grams for your special someone -- or not
Gabriella Muller, The Lancer Staff • February 8, 2024

With Valentine's day approaching quickly, the student store is crowded with students buying Valentine's Grams for people they know -- and those...

Sephora Takeover
Sephora Takeover
Gabriella Muller, The Lancer Staff • February 8, 2024

With the rise of popular skincare brands coming from Tiktok, Sephora is seeing a rise in sales but a massive drop in age. “10-13 year old kids...

Point Counterpoint: The Super Debate
Point Counterpoint: The Super Debate
Kevin Starr and Christian-Isaiah AguilarFebruary 8, 2024

Two The Lancer columnists -- Kevin Starr and Christian-Isaiah Aguilar -- have strong opinions about the upcoming Super Bowl. Here, they square...

on the bottom is real animal based leather, while on the top is “vegan” leather, or “pleather”
Vegan Leather is Worse for the Environment than Real Leather
Joseph Goodnight, Opinion Editor • February 8, 2024

Throughout the the past 20 years the interest in sustainability and ethicality has risen immensely, especially in regards to fashion, as the...

Breast Cancer Walk

Breast+Cancer+Walk

Saturday, October 19th, the American Cancer society hosted the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk. About five thousand people came to Grand Park in Los Angeles with signs in hand, and decked out in pink to rally in support of the men and women fighting breast cancer. 

Last year over $250,000 was raised during the event and was directly put towards breast cancer research. Big cities across the United States hosted similar events on Saturday. 

People of all ages and backgrounds unified to walk the 5k in hopes of raising money to help find a cure for breast cancer. Some participants were there in support of a specific breast cancer victim, while others were there to support the cause despite their lack of relations with a victim. 

“There is so much love here today and I just want those with the cancer to know we have their backs,” exclaimed walk participant Ellen Hurtig. 

Furthermore, companies took the event as a way to promote their business while giving back at the same time. Local companies such as the law firm, Call Jacob, donated 25 dollars per person that signed up for the event through the company’s website. 

“We walk together. We fight together. We win together,” was the slogan displayed on the backs of Jacob Emrani and his team. 

Tohs junior, Shelby Appice joined Jacob’s team in the fight against cancer. She was not the only highschool student in the walk. Groups of teen volunteers lined the walk cheering on the participants while waving pink pom poms and inflatable ribbons. 

“I am here to help win the fight against breast cancer so no more women have to go through such an awful thing,” said Appice. 

Moreover, one in eight women will develop breast cancer in the course of her lifetime. In 2019 alone, it is estimated that 331,530 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed. The walk gives the victims hope for an effective treatment. 

All in all, the event was a success because of the outrageous amount of support survivors, volunteers and community members put forth.

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