Editor’s note: This is the last in a series about freshman college life by Hannah Croft, who graduated last year from Santa Rosa High School and is attending Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. By HANNAH CROFT So I’m done with my first year of college. Does that sound weird to you? Because I really can’t wrap my head around that idea. A year ago, I was literally carefree, a freshly graduated camp counselor whose biggest concern was what pair… Read More »
Editor’s note: This is the latest in a series about college life by Hannah Croft, who graduated last year from Santa Rosa High School and is a freshman at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. By HANNAH CROFT I’m more than halfway done with my first year of college. That is a shocking statement. What’s more shocking is how vividly I remember my first weeks here, like they weren’t months ago, but rather, just a few days ago. Time flies… Read More »
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the latest in a series about college life by Hannah Croft, who graduated last June from Santa Rosa High School and is a freshman at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. By HANNAH CROFT I’m back at school with a quarter of college under my belt. I have a ton of stories to tell, but I can’t quite decide how. They’re those “you had to be there” kind of shenanigans and, quite frankly, you weren’t there.… Read More »
Editor’s note: Hannah Croft graduated from Santa Rosa High School last June and is a freshman at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. By HANNAH CROFT SPECIAL TO TEEN LIFE It’s hard to believe I’ve been here for nearly nine weeks. I was hoping to update Teen Life much sooner about college life, but to be completely honest, I’m too busy. I am scrambling to finish my stories for the Mustang Daily, on top of my journalism class. I’m writing… Read More »
Editor’s note: Hannah Croft graduated in May from Santa Rosa High School and later this month starts classes at Cal Poly, where she’ll be majoring in journalism. By HANNAH CROFT Seniors, listen up. I’m only going to say this once. Senior year is by far the most fun you could possibly have at high school. But it’s also, undoubtedly, the most stressful year of high school. The trick is finding the balance between going all-out for homecoming and bending over… Read More »
Prom is stressful. Believe me, you’ll end up fighting with your best friends, your mom, your brother and probably the florist who’s making your date’s boutonniere. It’s your prom; it has to be perfect, and you will stomp on anyone to make it so. Right? Well, to save your friendships, your money, and your sanity, I’ve got some tips.… Read More »
by Hannah Croft SRHS will soon see its third principal this year. Interim principal Sue Sion’s term is up, and her last day was Friday, February 19. Sion didn’t expect to leave so early – she had hoped to finish out the school year. “I had hoped to stay longer,” she said. Sion looks back fondly on her short time at SRHS. She described leaving as “bittersweet.” She created strong relationships with many faculty members, as well as students. “I… Read More »
Steps can be taken to save money before we cut spring sports, leave Mesa students in the dust, or throw forty students in one English class. … Read More »
