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State President Medha Kuntamukkla ‘25 gives out a backpack at the HOSA Store Feb. 18. Backpacks and water bottles were free for SLC attendees and exchanged for red tickets given to students at the beginning of the conference. Other HOSA merchandise was available for purchase and could be bought throughout the conference. “I had to make sure everything was running smoothly and be there as support for the members,” Kuntamukkla said. “If they had any questions, I would direct where to go, and also just helped out with registration, making sure all the chapters were checking in okay and they were all getting their rooms.”
Healthcare of Tomorrow
A recap of Jags at this year’s Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) State Leadership Conference (SLC)
by Bella Lin, Managing Editor • March 5, 2025

On Feb. 18, 62 Jags arrived at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel to attend the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) State Leadership...

After earning a position on the State Officer team, Jonathan Duong ‘26 hugs Sen Yakandawala ‘26 following the conclusion of the closing ceremony Feb. 15. Duong will serve as the 2025-2026 State Treasure and aims to provide more resources and connections to small TSA chapters as well as improve navigation for members at events like the state conference. “I was so glad and proud to be there with him,” Yakandawala said. “It was easily one of my favorite moments of the state conference.”
Innovators in Action
by Bella Lin, Managing Editor • February 18, 2025

At 9 a.m. Feb. 13, 130 jags arrived at the Denver Marriott Tech Center hotel to attend the annual Technology Student Association (TSA) State...

After it was found to cause cancer in rats, the Food and Drug Administration banned FD&C Red No. 3 from food and ingested drugs. Foods which contain the additive include some candies, candy corn, some brands of maraschino cherries, and some brands of strawberry milk.
The Red Flags in Your Diet
by Bella Lin, Managing Editor • February 3, 2025

On Jan. 15, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned using FD&C Red No. 3, also known as Red Dye No. 3, in food and ingested drugs.  According...

Breaking news surfaces regarding the arrest of former teacher Christen Cassic Jan. 22
Breaking News: Former RCHS Teacher Arrested
by Elly Brooks and Sanaa Sow January 22, 2025

According to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, on Jan. 21 Christen Cassic was arrested for C.R.S 18-6-403 sexual exploitation of a child...

The TikTok ban went to effect the evening of Jan. 18. TikTok is home to 170 million Americans and experienced a 14 hour ban.
TikTok: Is it here to stay?
by Sanaa Sow, Editor in Chief • January 20, 2025

In a matter of moments, the platform for over 170 million Americans went silent. Instead of being greeted by various short-form content and scrolling,...

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During girls tennis tryouts Feb Anika Kaja ‘28 hits the ball while working on her forehand hits. “I thought the tryouts were really fun and I got to show my talents,” Kaja Said.
Girls Tennis Tryouts 2025
by Chloe McNitt March 27, 2025

During a warm, sunny afternoon, Nithya Palacherla ‘27, Fairy Patel ‘27 and Anika Kaja ‘28 prepare for the 2025 spring girls tennis season...

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Insights Unfiltered: A Conversation with Nick Artinger
by Jackson Bond, Blake Cartwright, and Preston Duman March 7, 2025

This podcast episode, hosted by Jackson Bond, Blake Cartwright and Preston Duman, features a detailed interview with Nick Artinger, the recently...

A fencing mask and Sabre sit on top of a fence. These two pieces of fencing equipment are the most recognizable to most people.
En Garde: Inside the sport of Sabre Fencing
by Geoff Brauchler, Reporter • February 24, 2025

When people think of fencing, most people think of the funny-looking masks, “The Princess Bride”, and its use of swords. But, fencing is...

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At the 2024 AAU Junior National Championships in Orlando, Florida, Riva Linga ‘28 takes the court as a middle blocker for Relentless Volleyball Club (RVC) on the 14 Z’s Nationals team, which proudly secured 64th place out of 186 teams nationwide.
Overcoming the Struggles: How Injured Students Navigate the Challenges of School
Facing physical limitations, finding new paths: the daily battles of injured students in a busy campus
by Kaliya Glaser, Reporter • March 28, 2025

In the Jaguar community, students with injuries often face the challenge of navigating daily activities and getting around packed halls when...

Half night sky and half day sky with clock, cloud sun and moon.
Spring Forward or Spring Fail?
by Parker Huston and Madison Dysart March 15, 2025

During World War I, Germany created daylight saving time as an energy saving measure in 1916 and it was later adopted by the United States in...

Discrete Math/Prob & Stat, Geometry and Algebra 1 math teacher Rachel Carmody grades her fourth period students’ quizzes during access Feb 11. Carmody has been teaching for 19 years in total, but she started here in 2019-2020 during the pandemic. “I don’t take it personally if someone doesn’t like math, it's not everybodys’ jam,” Carmody said.
Math, Motherhood and Movement with Rachel Carmody
by Zari Jensen, Reporter • March 7, 2025

Hidden in the back left corner of the 9000s pod, you might know her as math teacher Rachel Carmody, but she is so much more than that. She is...

The graphic states the question "Which Christmas Movie are you?" which introduces the quiz.
What Christmas Movie Are You?
by Julianne Bratlien, Reporter • December 19, 2024

Do you love Christmas movies? Take this quiz to find out which one you are!

The Ashley Isabella Scott Foundation was created on Oct. 31 by her mother, Anne Henington, in hopes of inspiring others and helping youth.
Photo courtesy of: Anne Henington
Finding Hope and Healing
by Kaliya Glaser, Reporter • November 22, 2024

On Oct. 23, freshman, cheerleader, friend, classmate and daughter Ashley Scott ‘28 died.  Throughout her life, Ashley was known by her...

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This episode of the Glitch Podcast covers the recent announcement of a new Pokémon game, controversy around Warner Bros. Games and Grand Theft Auto V and more.
The Glitch Podcast Episode 5: Pokémon, Patents and Products
by Geoff Brauchler, Jackson Bond, and Evan Jensen March 28, 2025

The fifth episode of the Glitch Podcast, hosted by Geoff Brauchler, Jackson Bond and Evan Jensen, covers the announcement of Pokémon Legends...

This episode covers the release of Avowed, Fortnite’s Mortal Kombat Collaboration and Scopely’s acquisition of Niantic.
The Glitch Podcast Episode 4: Layoffs, Lawsuits and Launches.
by Geoff Brauchler, Jackson Bond, and Evan Jensen March 13, 2025

The fourth episode of The Glitch Podcast, hosted by Geoff Brauchler, Jackson Bond and Evan Jensen, covers the release of Avowed, a Fortnite and...

This episode of the Glitch Podcast covers recent developments around the Nintendo Switch 2, Doom: The Dark Ages, Grand Theft Auto VI and Playstation
The Glitch Podcast Episode 3: Switch Successor, Slayers and Server Stops
by Geoff Brauchler, Jackson Bond, and Evan Jensen February 12, 2025

The third episode of the Glitch Podcast, hosted by Geoff Brauchler, Jackson Bond and Evan Jensen, covers the announcement of the Nintendo Switch...

This episode of the Glitch Podcast covers the announcement of new graphics cards, games and updates, movie adaptations, the winners of the 2024 Game Awards, and recent controversy.
The Glitch Podcast Episode 2: Awards, Announcements and Artificial Intelligence
by Geoff Brauchler, Jackson Bond, and Even Jensen January 23, 2025

The second episode of the Glitch Podcast, hosted by Geoff Brauchler, Jackson Bond and Even Jensen, covers the next generation of Nvidia graphics...

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The Glitch Podcast Episode One: Nominations, Non-Compliance and New Trends
by Geoff Brauchler and Jackson Bond December 17, 2024

The first episode of The Glitch Podcast covers the recent controversy over The Game Awards’ nominations, a lawsuit against Mojang Studios and...

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This graphic shows four abstract silhouettes of Helldivers on a rocky planet. Two “Super Destroyers” fly in the sky above.
Pixel Perfect: An Ode to Liberty
by Geoff Brauchler, Reporter • March 12, 2025

 Innovative gameplay systems and spectacular presentation make “Helldivers 2” one of the best games of 2024   For Super Earth! The...

Mackenzie Carson checks her computer on Feb. 26 in her office. Counselors are here to help students with graduation and their mental health. “I think there is a lot more awareness of it (mental health) and still acknowledging that people can struggle with mental health, but I think there's also a lot more people struggling with mental health concerns,” Carson said.
Not Alone
by Julianne Bratlien, Reporter • March 10, 2025

One in seven 10-19 year olds struggle with a serious mental health disorder that negatively impacts their day to day life according to the American...

Lily Perry ‘27 holds a Red Bull in her car on Feb. 19. According to the USDA, the average amount of caffeine in a cup of coffee is 95 mg. Most energy drinks contain 100-300 mg of caffeine according to the Mayo Clinic Health System. “My favorite drink is Red Bull,” Perry said. “I drink about four or five in a week.”
Too Hyper
by Avery Laird, Reporter • February 25, 2025

The safe daily caffeine intake for an adult is 400 milligrams, most energy drinks give you half of that in 16 ounces. According to a student-organized...

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Navigating the Chaos: Managing Anxiety During Subject Registration
by Ofure Okojie, Reporter • February 19, 2025

The period of course registration stands as a formidable challenge for many students, frequently plunging them into a whirlwind of stress and...

The 67th Grammys took place Sunday, Feb. 2 at the Crypto.com Center in Los Angeles, California. Hosted by comedian Trevor Noah, the show saw performances and awards, along with special recognition and fundraising for the Los Angeles fire relief efforts.
OPINION: The Scammys’ Biggest Snubs
by Dee Lee, Reporter • February 10, 2025

After a year of Bruno Mars’ power collaborations, Femininomenons and a hyper pop-fueled “brat” summer, the Grammys honored last year’s...

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