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Ayala dance production dances to their specially choreographed dance pieces for this years fall concert: Broadway.
Ayala Dance Production jazzes audience with “Broadway” fall dance concert
As Madrigal Feaste quickly approaches, Ayala Choir is practicing vigorously to create a memorable night for those in attendance. Seen in the picture, choir member Brooklyn Arteaga (10) flaunts her finished choir song checklist.
Ayala Choir gears up for Madrigal Feaste with song checklist
Ayala Band and Colorguard (BAC) performs at the annual Bands of American (BOA) regional competition.
Ayala Band and Color Guard triumphs at Bands of America competition
With the second rally of the year being the first indoor rally since gym construction, many looked forward to what they would see. The band students created a special performance for the rally to make it more fun and interesting to watch for the students. There were many different rally games and performances included that made the rally more enjoyable.
Students recognized for their exceptional academics at Coraline-themed rally
Ms. Pickett joins the counseling staff at Ayala in this new school year, overseesing students with last names De-Jia. She looks forward to meeting new students and assisting them as they fulfill credits for graduation.
Ayala counseling team welcomes a new counselor on staff
Snickerdoodles, apple pie cinnamon rolls, and a Chai Tea Latte are the perfect treats to enjoy during autumn.
The perfect autumn-inspired sweet treats for a cozy fall
Following the recent 2024 Executive Board elections, Zachary Chang (11) now tackles the role of USB President following Chloe Kubeldis (12) term.
Passing the torch: President
Following the recent 2024 Executive Board elections, Shawn Choi (11) now tackles the role of vice president following Jordyn Campbells (12) term.
Passing the torch: Vice President
Following the recent 2024 Executive Board elections, Kyle Chang (10) now tackles the role of USB secretary following Anaya Widjajas (11) term.
Passing the torch: Secretary
2023-2024 school year PUSO members gather for first meeting of the school year. I want to help people see the beauty in our culture while also giving back to those who keep it alive and the people who gave us that culture to begin with. And I want to do so by showing our culture in things that they already love doing, said President Janelle Medina (11). Showing beauty in our culture through dance, food, music, or whatever it may be.
PUSO : Embracing the Filipino Spirit
Boys soccer opened their season with a win last night against Roosevelt, hoping to have a better season than the last.
Boys’ Varsity Soccer wins first game of the season
In 2023, Formula One’s popularity skyrocketed as people all over the world paid attention to new media and coverage of the sport. The mechanical side of motorsports captures the excitement of many, alongside the drama and suspense.
Formula 1: A race to popularity
After a victorious game against Cabrillo High, Ayala boys varsity water polo will head to CIF Finals for a chance to win at Mt. Sac. They dominated the game, winning 15-4.
Boys’ Varsity Water Polo moves on to the CIF Finals after victorious game
The challenge of balancing education and athletics is not easy for anyone to simply accomplish. For Shivani Gangireddy (12), tennis is a middle ground between sports and an activity for unwinding.
Athletes of Ayala: Shivani Gangireddy and a race between tennis and time
During one-minute huddles like these, the team and coach discuss strategies and ways to improve while playing on court against opponents.
Season Recap: Girls Varsity Volleyball
The challenge of balancing education and athletics is not easy for anyone to simply accomplish. For Shivani Gangireddy (12), tennis is a middle ground between sports and an activity for unwinding.
Athletes of Ayala: Shivani Gangireddy and a race between tennis and time
Starting quarterback Max Barroso in this photo is seen throwing a pass to one of our Bulldog wide receivers to help Ayala win the Battle of the Bone game. This game was held on September 15 against the Chino Hills Huskies.
Maximus Barroso: New starting QB shares first Battle for the Bone experience
Jacob Baty (number 74) getting set for an upcoming play with his loyal teammates by his side. Football means hard work and dedication, pride in your team, your family, said Baty.
Jacob Baty: From a family tradition to a football brotherhood
Benjamin Lin proves to be a benefit for the freshman football team this past fall.
Benjamin Lin’s passion motivates him for high sport achievements
Enrique Ybañez (12) looks on from the sidelines at his teammates on our varsity football team.
Enrique Ybañez: Lifelong dedication finds success in two sports
In 2023, Formula One’s popularity skyrocketed as people all over the world paid attention to new media and coverage of the sport. The mechanical side of motorsports captures the excitement of many, alongside the drama and suspense.
Formula 1: A race to popularity
The Texas Rangers fought past 29 other teams to crown themselves the champions of baseball in 2023.
Texas Rangers make quick work of Arizona Diamondbacks in World Series
9 teams will meet in Arizona to compete for a Pac-12 championship.
Pac-12 College Softball Playoffs creates anticipation and eagerness
Seattle will host the All-Star Game for the first time since 2001. The last time they hosted, they ended the season with an MLB-record 116 wins.
BDT’s Way-Too-Early MLB All-Star Predictions
On April 9, Jon Rahm is declared the 2023 Masters champion. [from left to right] Golfers Jordan Spieth, Sam Bennett, Phil Mickleson, and Brooks Koepka also compete in the Masters, hoping to secure a major win.
The 87th annual Masters Tournament brings history, controversy, and anticipation
After a victorious game against Cabrillo High, Ayala boys varsity water polo will head to CIF Finals for a chance to win at Mt. Sac. They dominated the game, winning 15-4.
Boys’ Varsity Water Polo moves on to the CIF Finals after victorious game
During one-minute huddles like these, the team and coach discuss strategies and ways to improve while playing on court against opponents.
Season Recap: Girls Varsity Volleyball
Girls golf team at Glendora Country Club after their victory against Glendora High School. [From left] Lin Xu (9), Elisabeth lee (10), Eva Alcantara (10), Julie Zhao (9), Madison Soong (10), Priya Devine (10), Rachel Lee (9), Bella Campagna (12), Malaya Csupak (12), Julianna Limchu (12), Kailyn Dang (11), Hannah Reyes (11).
Season Recap: Girls’ Golf League
Varsity football finished their season 6-4 overall and 2-0 in league play, leading them to a possible CIF appearance in what they hope to be a longer run than last years.
Season Recap: Varsity football shares insight on the season and the future
JV football had a blast against Charter Oak preceding varsitys game against them, winning their first league matchup of the year, the first of two in two games before their Alta Loma matchup on October 26.
Junior Varsity Football wins their second to last game
(left to right) Karson Zavala, Gigi Gonzalez, Tehya Banks, and Lauren Reddel were honored in a post game senior celebration.
Varsity seniors make their senior night memorable in a double header
Ayala Varsity golf wins their match against Colony by a staggering 50 strokes and moves to first place in league
Ayala Varsity Golf moves to tie for first in league after win
All seven seniors and their families were present for a final commemoration of their time with Varsity Baseball.
Seniors honored in Varsity Baseball blowout of Glendora
Ayala varsity golf barely wins their league match by one stroke and stay at first place in league
Ayala Boys Varsity Golf wins league match by 1 stroke
Ayala Varsity golf loses their league match against Claremont by eight strokes, leading to their second consecutive league defeat of the season.
Boys Varsity Golf suffers 2nd league loss against Claremont
Boys soccer opened their season with a win last night against Roosevelt, hoping to have a better season than the last.
Boys’ Varsity Soccer wins first game of the season
On the last day of tryouts, girls’ are participating in a scrimmage for their last chance to prove themselves before the teams are selected and rosters are released.
Girls soccer tryouts begin as season approaches
Ayala Varsity Girls Soccer consoles one another after a hard-fought loss last Tuesday.
Passionate Girls Soccer falls in Round 3 of CIF
Seniors are honored during pre-game ceremony
Varsity Girls Soccer Honors Seniors in 3-1 Win
Girls Varsity Soccer first game ends in a stalemate
Girls Varsity Soccer first game ends in a stalemate
Daniel Choi (12) has greatly contributed to Ayalas community and continues to build lasting impacts on the campus.
Bulldogs of Ayala: Daniel Choi
Micah Luck (12) is involved in many extracurriculars, all aiming to improve his communities. He is in police explorers, Cross Country, Track and Field and numerous clubs on campus - all of which demonstrates his leadership skills. “Micah is an amazing student, he always goes above and beyond and is always willing to support others,” ASL club advisor and teacher Mrs. Cooney said.
Bulldogs of Ayala: Micah Luck
Although our 11 seniors will be leaving soon, their contributions to the publication and classroom will not be forgotten.
Seniors of BDT: A proper farewell
The Arts for Golden Hearts project helped me realize that I love to help encourage people in different ways. I’ve been kind of sticking to the theme of helping others in different capacities throughout high school ever since, Lauryn Park (11) said.
Bulldogs of Ayala: Blooming for love
“I think [music] was an outlet for me, especially to grow not only as a musician, but as a person. Growing up with the music and then knowing other people who had the same interest as me helped me grow and bond with [choir friends] as well, said Daphne Master (12).
Seniors of Ayala: Singing for the memories
(As listed, from top to bottom and right to left, The Color Purple, Speak, To Kill A Mockingbird, 1984.) The following books are a few from a mass majority of books that are seen as controversial throughout the country. Listed above, from top to bottom and right to left, The Color Purple, Speak, To Kill A Mockingbird, 1984.
[Opinion] A student’s take on new CVUSD book ban policy
While rolling backpacks give some advantages to users, they bring a plethora of annoyances to the general population. Whether youre walking in the halls, out in the quads, or even on your way to the library, these backpacks are a safety hazard.
Rolling backpacks: A menace to society
Ever since Disneyland has been enacting new updates and policies, its quality has significantly gone down, a major aspect being crowds. As shown, the crowds around Main Street have become impossible to navigate and make it incredibly difficult to get from one place to another. Taken in August of 2023, the image shows the horde of guests at the park.
The new Disneyland is ruining our childhoods
Dream jobs are becoming more unsustainable as living wages and qualifications rise. As a result, todays youth is now tunnel-visioned into thinking the only paths to success are in the medical, engineering, law, or business fields. But just because the road less traveled is not as stable doesnt mean we have to abandon it altogether.
“Dream jobs” are dying. It’s up to us to revive them.
With other countries utilizing promotion regulation, it is a concept that needs to be introduced in American sports to have them be publicized even further.
Promotion regulation could change the face of American sports
Thank you to everyone who participated and congratulations to these wonderful runner-ups!
Spooky Scary Stories: Runner-Ups
Thank you to everyone who participated in this years Halloween writing contest!
Spooky Scary Stories: Halloween 2023 Writing Contest Results
Draw This In Your Style May 2023 Contest Finalists
“Draw This In Your Style” May 2023 Contest Finalists
[Valentines’ Writers Comp 2023] Valentines Date
[Valentines’ Writers Comp 2023] Valentine’s Date
Thank you to everyone who participated in Open Canvas first writing competition!
Spread the Love: Valentines’ Writing Competition 2023 Results
Blast from the past! Here is a list of nostalgic songs to bring you back to your childhood!
[Playlist] Nostalgic songs from our childhood
[Playlist] Year 4
[Playlist] Year 4
These songs will lead you through a story, fit with characters, a whole new world, and new emotions that listeners can immerse themselves in.
[Playlist] The art of storytelling
[Playlist] Cozy Autumn Vibes
[Playlist] Cozy Autumn Vibes
[Playlist] Spooky Scary Halloween
[Playlist] Spooky Scary Halloween
[Episode 2] Fast fashion on the environment
[Episode 2] Fast fashion on the environment
Welcome to Trending Topics where we talk about trends that are actually harmful to humans and the environment! Listen to our first episode out right now on Spotify!
[Episode 1] Tiktok is causing shorter attention spans

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Ayala dance production dances to their specially choreographed dance pieces for this years fall concert: Broadway.
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Ayala Dance Production jazzes audience with “Broadway” fall dance concert
Madison ONeill, Staff Writer • November 30, 2023
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Rachel Dunn, Assistant Features Editor • November 30, 2023
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As Madrigal Feaste quickly approaches, Ayala Choir is practicing vigorously to create a memorable night for those in attendance. Seen in the picture, choir member Brooklyn Arteaga (10) flaunts her finished choir song checklist.
Ayala Choir gears up for Madrigal Feaste with song checklist
Lia Dimapasok, Staff Writer • November 17, 2023
Ayala Band and Colorguard (BAC) performs at the annual Bands of American (BOA) regional competition.
Ayala Band and Color Guard triumphs at Bands of America competition
Lia Dimapasok, Staff Writer
With the second rally of the year being the first indoor rally since gym construction, many looked forward to what they would see. The band students created a special performance for the rally to make it more fun and interesting to watch for the students. There were many different rally games and performances included that made the rally more enjoyable.
Students recognized for their exceptional academics at Coraline-themed rally
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Snickerdoodles, apple pie cinnamon rolls, and a Chai Tea Latte are the perfect treats to enjoy during autumn.
The perfect autumn-inspired sweet treats for a cozy fall
Roxy Kalantari, Staff Writer • November 29, 2023
Following the recent 2024 Executive Board elections, Zachary Chang (11) now tackles the role of USB President following Chloe Kubeldis (12) term.
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Madeline Khoo, News and Features Editor • November 18, 2023
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(As listed, from top to bottom and right to left, The Color Purple, Speak, To Kill A Mockingbird, 1984.) The following books are a few from a mass majority of books that are seen as controversial throughout the country. Listed above, from top to bottom and right to left, The Color Purple, Speak, To Kill A Mockingbird, 1984.

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While rolling backpacks give some advantages to users, they bring a plethora of annoyances to the general population. Whether youre walking in the halls, out in the quads, or even on your way to the library, these backpacks are a safety hazard.

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With the second rally of the year being the first indoor rally since gym construction, many looked forward to what they would see. The band students created a special performance for the rally to make it more fun and interesting to watch for the students. There were many different rally games and performances included that made the rally more enjoyable.

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Ms. Pickett joins the counseling staff at Ayala in this new school year, overseesing students with last names De-Jia. She looks forward to meeting new students and assisting them as they fulfill credits for graduation.

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As the new school year fully starts to settle in, it is around this time of year that Executive Board elections begin. A mix between juniors and sophomores running for various positions, you may be overwhelmed with all of the options. Read about each of the candidates to see who you want to vote for.

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Boys soccer opened their season with a win last night against Roosevelt, hoping to have a better season than the last.
Boys’ Varsity Soccer wins first game of the season
Aniya Grant, Staff Writer • November 30, 2023
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(As listed, from top to bottom and right to left, The Color Purple, Speak, To Kill A Mockingbird, 1984.) The following books are a few from a mass majority of books that are seen as controversial throughout the country. Listed above, from top to bottom and right to left, The Color Purple, Speak, To Kill A Mockingbird, 1984.
[Opinion] A student's take on new CVUSD book ban policy
Angelina Zhao, Staff Writer • November 16, 2023
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