March 15, 2022 • No Comments
On January 12, Sage Hill welcomed Princess Sarah Culberson, an award winning humanitarian, author, actress, dancer and educator, to come and talk about her and her journey...
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As Californians, we are bombarded with reminders of this state’s enormous housing affordability crisis. Before the pandemic, in January 2020, there were an estimated 161,000...
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Homecoming Tailgate: Sports Events Back in Business
October 26, 2021
With Sage in-person sports back up and running, the second big football game of the year was a success!...
September 24, 2021
Get excited Sage students, athletics are back! Camps for potential players to prepare as well as tryouts...
With a Court There Can Be Sports
February 11, 2021
On the parking lot square, construction was the sight for months. Then, when school restarted during...
Girls’ Tennis: ‘Just Grateful to Get Onto a Court and Play Again’
December 10, 2020
Off-season Sage Hill tennis has been a crazy rally of new rules, teammates and adjustments. The...
Noe Lee, Opinion Editor
March 15, 2022 • No Comments
Count to 150 billion. I dare you. Start counting… on your marks… get set… go! You’re probably thinking: there’s no way I could count to 150 billion! Me neither,...
Roe v. Wade: A Crack in a Long-Standing Precedent
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Book Review: The Remains of the Day
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