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Chinese Club showcases their work in celebration of Lunar New Year for students across campus during lunch last week. The characters written above read, Happy New Year.
Ayala High School spreads the spirit of Lunar New Year 
[Opinion] If reduce, reuse, and recycling is an effective method of protecting our environment
[Opinion] If reduce, reuse, and recycling is an effective method of protecting our environment
Even after numerous attempts to promote Sadie Hawkins, ticket sales were too low to continue the fun-filled festivity.
A failed Sadie Hawkins: Ayala wants nothing to do with school spirit
The G building has recently been put under construction as students return from winter break.
Construction in the G building halts winter sports’ access to gym
Brazilians storm the Capitol as President Lula takes reign over the country.
Brazil forges its own path but not without hiccups
The first month of 2023 is nearly over now meaning we must ask ourselves are we staying on track with our goals, dreams, passions? Pushing for something new can be quite challenging and is easier said than done. Will your actions reflect your words? Will this year really be YOUR year?
The truth about New Year’s resolutions
[Opinion] Period Poverty: Why Menstrual Products Should Be Free
[Opinion] Period Poverty: Why Menstrual Products Should Be Free
From left to right: Samedi Ly (11), Cassius Webster (12), Steven Huang (12). Lys and Websters style prioritize comfort and practicality, so they often wear baggy clothes and like to go for a homeless feel. Huangs outfits are very clean and minimal with crisp layering to give off a put together look.
The pros and cons of internet-curated aesthetics
Graphic by Elisabeth Lee
[Opinion] Efficiency versus safety, why making the switch to nuclear energy is beneficial
Graduation season is the perfect time for newly-grads to take the world by storm and explore and travel before college. Pictured above are Yosemites famous Half Dome and El Capitan natural wonders.
Top 5 Places to Go on a Grad Trip
[Review] Avatar: Way of Water is an emotional cinematic tale fit for the whole family
[Review] “Avatar: Way of Water” is an emotional cinematic tale fit for the whole family
“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
[Review] SZAs SOS explores the journey of heartbreak
[Review] SZA’s “SOS” explores the journey of heartbreak
[Review] The Maidens: Murderers are the People Closest to Us
[Review] The Maidens: Murderers are the People Closest to Us
Artist Angelique Taylors interpretation of the (Zombie) Clickers; The Last of Us.
[Review] “The Last of Us”: a story of survival and love
[Playlist] Cozy Autumn Vibes
[Playlist] Cozy Autumn Vibes
[Playlist] Spooky Scary Halloween
[Playlist] Spooky Scary Halloween
[Playlist] Hispanic Heritage Month
[Playlist] Hispanic Heritage Month
Student-athletes mental health is one of the greatest struggles within both the high school and collegiate level. As many institutions turn a blind eye to this issue, athletes are demanding that there is a greater effort to combat this concern.
Mental health and student-athletes: More than just the performance on the court
From left to right: Javier Baez (Tigers), Shohei Ohtani (Angels), Julio Urías (Dodgers) and Rafael Devers (Red Sox) will all be leading their respective teams to, hopefully, a World Baseball Classic championship in 2023.
BDT Sports Predictions: 2023 World Baseball Classic
Gerardo Elizalde (12) sprints down the pitch during a game.
Gerardo Elizalde: Pushing Through the High School Mindset
Seniors are honored during pre-game ceremony
Varsity Girls Soccer Honors Seniors in 3-1 Win
Bella Emanuele closes the block with her teammate at a tournament last season.
Bella Emanuele: Leaving her legacy on the court
Gerardo Elizalde (12) sprints down the pitch during a game.
Gerardo Elizalde: Pushing Through the High School Mindset
Bella Emanuele closes the block with her teammate at a tournament last season.
Bella Emanuele: Leaving her legacy on the court
Jamie Park (12) practicing at the range.
Jamie Park: Dedicated Golfer, Captain, Teammate
Learden Lee (11) smiles before warm ups against Alta Loma High School.
Learden Lee: The greatest asset to any volleyball team
Emily Pacela (12) with possession of the ball during practice.
Emily Pacela: Water Polo Player Dominates With Passion
From left to right: Javier Baez (Tigers), Shohei Ohtani (Angels), Julio Urías (Dodgers) and Rafael Devers (Red Sox) will all be leading their respective teams to, hopefully, a World Baseball Classic championship in 2023.
BDT Sports Predictions: 2023 World Baseball Classic
Maria Fassi, Nelly Korda, Atthaya Thhitikul, and Megan Khang are some of the many fierce competitors in the 2023 LPGA Season
2023 LPGA Season: Fist Pumps, Rookies, and Prizes
Ryan Pressly and the Houston Astros celebrate an electrifying World Series win on November 5th, 2022.
Your World Series Champions, the Houston Astros
From the stand, Dodgers fans wait for the first pitch of the 2022 NLDS, the only game they end up winning in the disappointing series.
[Opinion] A Deeper Dive into the Dodgers Postseason Struggles
For the first time in baseball history, 12 teams, instead of 10, will meet in the postseason for a World Series title.
Sports Editorial: MLB Postseason Predictions
Ayala High School visited Corona Del Mar High School in Newport Beach for the CIF Division 4 bracket.
Bulldogs ends their varsity football season with a crushing defeat
Ayala Varsity Football falls to Charter Oak
Ayala Varsity Football falls to Charter Oak
Illustration by Katie Cheng
Ayala Bulldogs Reign Over The Braves
#25 Bella Nunez serves the ball, scoring a point for the Bulldogs.
Ayala Girls JV Volleyball Sweeps Bonita in Annual Pink Out Game
Bulldog players and staff support their teammates from the sidelines
Varsity Football drops Homecoming Game in Blowout Fashion
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
Girls Varsity Basketball gets dominated in Thursday matchup
Girls Varsity Basketball gets dominated in Thursday matchup
Girls Varsity Water Polo season starts off on the right foot
Girls Varsity Water Polo season starts off on the right foot
Mens varsity soccer comes up short in first game of the season
Mens varsity soccer comes up short in first game of the season
“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
Katie Cheng (12) resting in the snow while snowboarding at Whistler Blackcomb, Canada in December 2021.
Staff of BDT: Katie Cheng
Debhany Flores (10) poses for her quinceañera, draped in a confetti pink floral gown.
Bulldogs of Ayala: Debanhy Flores (10) — The journey of a creative mind
Gabriella Torres (12) pursues one of her many hobbies as she plays the role of Stella from A Street Car Named Desire.
Seniors of Ayala: Finding the time to be kind
Trina Lizama (12) at the Harry Styles concert on October 29th.
Staff of BDT: Trina Lizama
Juniper Witts entry for the disguise prompt captures the whimsical melancholy of revealing the unknown.
Ayala Arttober 2022 Results
Prompts for Ayala Arttober 2022
Ayala Arttober Challenge 2022 starts now!
[Short Story] Waiting for the Molehog
[Short Story] Waiting for the Molehog
[Poem] The Stars
[Poem] The Stars
A poem about what water feels like, from the feeling to the touch-blind.
[Poem] Touches of Water

Bulldog Times
Student News Site of Ruben S. Ayala High School

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Chinese Club showcases their work in celebration of Lunar New Year for students across campus during lunch last week. The characters written above read, Happy New Year.

Ayala High School spreads the spirit of Lunar New Year 

Elaine Kuang
February 3, 2023
Student-athletes mental health is one of the greatest struggles within both the high school and collegiate level. As many institutions turn a blind eye to this issue, athletes are demanding that there is a greater effort to combat this concern.

Mental health and student-athletes: More than just the performance on the court

Olivia Mendoza
February 2, 2023
The first month of 2023 is nearly over now meaning we must ask ourselves are we staying on track with our goals, dreams, passions? Pushing for something new can be quite challenging and is easier said than done. Will your actions reflect your words? Will this year really be YOUR year?

The truth about New Year’s resolutions

Maximus Hemmings and Dallas Mangold
February 1, 2023
Even after numerous attempts to promote Sadie Hawkins, ticket sales were too low to continue the fun-filled festivity.

A failed Sadie Hawkins: Ayala wants nothing to do with school spirit

Olivia Mendoza
January 31, 2023
The G building has recently been put under construction as students return from winter break.

Construction in the G building halts winter sports’ access to gym

Dallas Mangold
January 27, 2023
Brazilians storm the Capitol as President Lula takes reign over the country.

Brazil forges its own path but not without hiccups

Ibrahim Saxe
January 25, 2023
AP CSA students gather together, with Mr. Cabase to take a photo during AP Rush.

2nd Annual AP Rush helps underclassmen choose what path is right for them

Elaine Kuang
January 24, 2023
The Ayala news account posted an announcement sharing the change from a Winter Carnival to Sadie Hawkins event.

Winter Carnival turns Sadie Hawkins Festival

Madeline Khoo
January 23, 2023
Bella Emanuele closes the block with her teammate at a tournament last season.

Bella Emanuele: Leaving her legacy on the court

Olivia Mendoza
January 20, 2023
Our publication is pleased to present our 1st annual Year in Review featuring the best highlights and struggles of 2022.

A Year in Review: 2022 from A to Z

Bulldog Times Staff
January 19, 2023
Rain turns a normally dry canyon on Grand Avenue near Longview Drive to a stunning green view across the city.

Flash floods cause an emergency across the state to be declared

Ibrahim Saxe
January 18, 2023
Sophomore class of 2025 participated in the ball catch and throw game during the rally last Friday.

Winter Wonderland: Rallies back on the bleachers? 

Madeline Khoo
January 17, 2023
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