The Disappearance of James Logans Art Programs
By: Myiesha Manzoor and Havyn Basconcillo
Throughout the past few years, the art program at James Logan has been shutting down, leaving the program scarce,...
Antimatter: The Mysteries of the Universe’s Missing Half
For those who aren’t familiar with antimatter, it may seem like a natural miracle or some sort of crazy phenomenon. Antimatter is defined as...
United by Words: The Family that Speech and Debate Creates
By Myeshia Manzoor and Havyn Basconcillo
Speech and Debate is a high school program where students compete in events and is an extracurricular which gives...
Hope for Health: A Rising Club
By Shelisa Sergio and Layla Zedd
Starting off the 2024 school year, many students create new clubs to bring people together in a topic they’re...
A nation far too ignored, finally liberated
Syrian rebels raced through Damascus, shocked at how attainable their freedom was, and how flimsy the Assad regime had been. Across the city, relatives...
Dance: the Key Connector of Cultures
Dance is key to developing communities that make up various present-day cultures. According to the National Library of Medicine, dance's biological roots extend back...
Rhythms and Routines: A Spotlight on Band and Color Guard Collaboration
BY MYIESHA MANZOOR AND HAVYN BASCONCILLO
Color Guard and Band: Colorful routines with visual flair and storytelling combined with rhythmic drums and beautiful sounds. Harmonizing...
Amplifying the voices of small businesses through technology
All just 17 years old - Stesha Simon, Violet Shipp, Aidan Tjon, and Armita Arani are already leading a remarkable change in their community...
James Logan’s first Elective Fair gets students excited for the upcoming year
By Milly Fortunak, Annedreih Tangonan, Janessa Nava, Keisha Jasmine De Guzman
Not a lot of people understand how important choosing an elective can be. With...
Get to Know Logan’s IIC
“Join us to Spark Joy in Lives.”
…the Inclusive Innovators write on their main website page. Their goal is to provide accessibility for the many...