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The Student News Site of Middle College High School @ Santa Ana College

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The Student News Site of Middle College High School @ Santa Ana College

The Spellbinder
Esmeralda Coeto-Medina

Esmeralda Coeto-Medina, Community News Editor

My favorite animal is a polar bear, I love strawberries, and my favorite subject is biology.

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Lowriders have established a community with all individuals; its a craft that displays creativity and hard work. Not to mention, it continues to be a political issue that unites people for a cause.

Lowriding isn’t lowlife

December 19, 2022
Students in the summer enrichment program, Peoples History of Orange County, learn to create artwork that implements activism and artistry.

Teaching the truth

October 21, 2022
40 SAUSD students enter the University of Berkeley through Sather Gate as part of Day 2 of the Spring 2022 College Tours.

SAUSD promotes higher college education through college road trip tours

May 25, 2022
Kathleen Peterson has inspirational posters that she uses to inspire students and bring representation into her classroom.

Women’s History Month without the history

March 11, 2022
The Bring About Hope Club volunteers at El Salvador Park Community Garden maintain the garden in good conditions and relieve stress.

Community gardens in Santa Ana hope to sprout interest

December 15, 2021
The stage at Godinez Fundamental High School waits as the drama students prepare to perform “The Best Haunted House Ever.

Dia de Los Muertos and Halloween activities unite the community of Santa Ana

October 31, 2021
The stage at Godinez Fundamental High School waits as the drama students prepare to perform “The Best Haunted House Ever.”

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Santa Ana College hosts a Fiesta De Fright event on Oct. 28, 2021 to showcase games, food, and an altar containing Cempasúchil flowers, bread, fruits, and images of Vanessa Guillen, George Floyd, etc.

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Cecilia Jáurejul (left) and Ema Lopez (right) from the Relámpago del Cielo dance group get ready to perform their folkloric dance at Bowers Museum on Sunday Oct. 24, 2021 for the Día de los Muertos festival.

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Lorena Cordova, a crime scene investigator, hands out candy to trick-or-treaters at the Santa Ana Police Department’s Trunk-or-Treat event on Thursday Oct. 21, 2021 at Chick-fil-A on Bristol and McArthur St.

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Eva Barrios showcases her booth which features her deceased daughter Victoria Barrios on Oct. 17, 2021 at La Gente Market, an event focusing on Día de los Muertos and Mexican Culture.

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The church and public schools have contradictions, but ultimately, it is the student who decides what they want to believe.

Losing faith in your religion

October 8, 2021
Our challenges throughout the pandemic have helped us emotionally connect.

Thank you Susan Groff: One act makes a big impact

May 26, 2021
Theme parks host their own attractions to bring some fun into the pandemic.

Fun makes a comeback: New attractions coming soon

April 21, 2021
Theme parks host their own attractions to bring some fun into the pandemic.

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Kathleen Gil sits beside her father, Thomas Hernandez, who passed away due to Covid.

Family Losses: What the coronavirus took from them

February 26, 2021
SAPD releases a new video series to create awareness and provide closure to grieving families.

SAPD reaches out to the community to help solve cold cases with a new video series

December 14, 2020
Algebra teacher Norio Kaneko shows us his set up for online teaching.

How are teachers dealing with online learning?

October 16, 2020
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