Gemma Spraggins is a member of the class of 2026 and currently serves as the co-Editor-in-Chief. She joined journalism in the 23-24 school year as the assistant news editor, and during the 24-25 school year, was the Opinion Editor. Outside of journalism, she is also involved in the Choir and ASB.
As Gen Z is growing up, we are living in a world that is out of our control.
Generations that have come before us have put us in positions that will be hard to undo. Gen X and Millennials consist...
As a 16-year-old girl whose future relies on the outcome of the 2024 election, it’s about time that we have a woman to represent us as president, specifically Kamala Harris.
I’m aware that I can’t...
After a terrific senior season and a thrilling career, Cassidy Kajita is off to compete for UC Davis next season. Before she leaves, she caught up with the Lancer to discuss her love for running, the process...
What started as class projects and shower thoughts turned into the amazing films witnessed at the films festival. On Friday, January 19th, students from TO gathered to show off their hard work through...
Speaking as someone who is a current teenager and who grew up watching the original 2004 teen comedy “Mean Girls”, the musical cannot even compare. Although it was based off of the Broadway production...
Taking the lead in the first quarter with a goal from Luchiana Shattuck, #13, they were able to keep the lead through the second quarter with the second goal scored by Sam Forde #11. Giving us a fair game,...
For many, the holiday season is stressful and demanding. Fortunately in TO, families in need of help can turn to Project Concern for needed support. In Nov. 2023, Project Concern didn’t fail to provide...
With opening night of “Peter and the Starcatcher” on Thursday, November 16th, and closing night on Saturday, November 18th, the cast has been working hard since the beginning of September. Just...
On the first day of the school year, TO forensics teacher Michael Flores watched his class experience science in a whole new way.
As his mostly shy students got used to their completely new...
