By Connor Devlin BoJack Horseman: “Life is a series of closing doors, isn't it?" Genre: Drama, Comedy, Animation Length: 13 Episodes (25 Minutes) Available On: Netflix In recent times, adult animation has been frequent, and dull. Shows like “Family Guy” and “The Simpsons” have been slowly going downhill, better shows [...]
By Elizabeth Kolling Sixty seconds in a minute, 60 min in an hour, 24 hours in a day, 7 days in a week, and 18 weeks in the Fall Semester, a meager 3024 hours to divide between academics, athletics, theatre, debate, speech and the multitude of other student activities offered [...]
By Jess O'Connor Incoming international students at Sonoma Academy have been welcomed with open arms by the International Student Mentorship program, which began last year. “It’s just a great opportunity to be able to help people who are coming into a very different situation,” said Izzy Nickel, ‘15, “and to [...]
By Stella Favaro and Madison O'Brien Freshman Jane Coneybeer has caused quite a stir on campus. Mark, a one-week old baby goat, has accompanied her to Sonoma Academy several times. Born a kid of parents Remarkable Precedent and Holiday Spice, he was named Remarkably Spicy; Mark for short. He was [...]
By Caspian Morast Thanks to senior and captain Eli Rosen-Duran, the cross country team is looking forward to a comfortable fall season. Eli was inspired to create the uniforms after Athletic Director Chris Ziemer had mentioned that it would be interesting if a student athlete designed new jerseys. Rosen-Duran used [...]
By Allison Ashley As high school seniors approach the highly anticipated age of 18, they receive new freedoms. Now considered adults by the state, they obtain the right to vote and are able to buy cough syrup and spray paint. Along with this new freedom comes the responsibility of having [...]
By JoJo Sanders Spoiler alert: in this comedic and sardonic take on the overplayed apocalypse genre, a few people die. On second thought, the entire human population dies, except for some actors-turned-cannibals-slash-sex-slaves, and James Franco. And a few others. To tell the truth, I was a little distracted by those [...]
By Sierra Maciorowski 1,429 people have died from the use of chemical weapons in Syria - or, at least, that’s what US Secretary of State John Kerry says - and the conflict’s death total is more than 83,000. Yet those deaths, while important, are not the sole factor to consider [...]
By Emmy O'Brien If asked at age eight what they want to be when they grow up, children will give you a “definite” answer. If asked again two days later, the answer will quite possibly be entirely different. Try asking the same question10 years later and a student will probably [...]
By Sydney Weil There has almost always been a big horseback riding community on campus. Now, those riders have a way to gain experience in a team setting and be a part of the school athletic program. This fall marks the beginning of the new Sonoma Academy Equestrian Team, the [...]