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The public speaks out about school reopening in second quarter

By Jenna Wilson-Levin, Arts Editor October 26, 2020
Public comments and opinions on schools reopening
Look at her run!

This horse gets new legs

By Kylie Schwartz, Editor-in-Chief September 15, 2020

San Dieguito Academy's foremost news medium launched their brand new website Tuesday afternoon. This high-quality revamp of The Mustang’s website-- sdamustang.com-- comes during an age where staying...

CHP Not On 'Board' with Freeway Challenge Fad

CHP Not On ‘Board’ with Freeway Challenge Fad

By Kieran Zimmer, Staff Writer May 17, 2016

Driving down the 5 on a Thursday afternoon, the traffic is bad as usual. Cars are stopping and starting and honking and no one is going anywhere. Without warning, a car door swings open and, board in hand,...

SDA Copes with Student’s Death this Week

By Elise Gout, Editor in Chief/Features Editor March 6, 2015

Students and staff have been coping with the loss of a freshman student this week. In first period on Wednesday morning, teachers informed classes of the student’s suicide and of the help available...

Torrey Pines High School Lockdown Cleared

Torrey Pines High School Lockdown Cleared

By Elise Echeverria, Editor in Chief/News Editor November 20, 2014

As of 2:45 p.m. today, Torrey Pines High School reported that they lockdown were no longer in lockdown. Torrey Pines High School was placed in lockdown at 10:30 this morning after receiving an anonymous...

Study Group Formed

By Carina Julig, Opinions Editor November 5, 2014

The  study group that will  examine the   selection process at the San Dieguito school district academies, including whether to keep the lottery,  has been formed and will begin meeting this month. The...

May 14 – 16 in a Global Nutshell

May 14 – 16 in a Global Nutshell

By Kira Elliott, Staff Writer May 21, 2013

May 14, 2013: The Noh Mul Mayan temple in Belize, which is over 2,000 years old, was bulldozed by a road-building company. The company uses it for gravel for road filler, a not uncommon occurrence as...

April 23 – April 30 in a Global Nutshell

April 23 – April 30 in a Global Nutshell

By Kira Elliott, Staff Writer May 2, 2013

April 23, 2013: The French parliament has approved a law that allows both gay marriage and adoption by same-sex couples. There has been strong opposition to the law, with a few clashes amidst predominantly...

April 15 – 17 in a Global Nutshell

April 15 – 17 in a Global Nutshell

By Kira Elliott, Staff Writer April 25, 2013

April 15, 2013: As blasts shook Boston, a series of bombings across Iraq killed 31 people and injured over 200. Several cities were hit, including Baghdad, Kirkuk, and Hilla. The sources of the explosions...

April 1 – 4 in a Global Nutshell

April 1 – 4 in a Global Nutshell

By Kira Elliott, Staff Writer April 5, 2013

April 1, 2013: North Korea’s parliament has decided to expand its nuclear weapons defense program. According to North Korea, a state of war is being entered between North and South. This is due to...

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