All Dogs Don’t Go to Kennedy
By Aaron Soliz, Clarion Staff The Dog Lovers Club was scheduled to bring out dogs on Friday, January 20th after school in front of the auditorium. The club had the […]
Social Media, Depression Should not be Romanticized
By Katie Albert, Clarion Staff At least 95% of youth (ages 12-17) have at least one social media account whether it is Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or any of the many […]
Human Trafficking and Sexual Abuse in Sacramento
by Alex Ng, Chief Photographer The subject of sex trafficking and sexual abuse seems foreign to many on campus. The overall marketing of a human being and their body, to […]
Going Green with Solar Energy
By Valentina Duong, Creative Director It would be difficult to notice the difference between LEDs and fluorescent light bulbs without seeing the results of Green Catalyst’s, JFK’s environmental club, energy […]
Album Review: 4 Your Eyes Only
By Cynthia Dominguez, Clarion Staff Jermaine Lamarr Cole, better known by his stage name J. Cole, released his fourth studio album 4 Your Eyes Only in December. The hip-hop album […]
A Fantastic Review for a Fantastic Movie
By Aaron Soliz, Clarion Staff After nearly five years since the last installment of the Harry Potter series, loyal fans can finally rejoice as they enter the wizarding world once […]
A Novel Class For Art Fans
By Mai Houa Thao, Clarion Staff Many people wish to possess a skill that they lack or to improve a skill they already have. For some people, that desired skill […]
The Wall Around Our Restrooms
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor Kennedy is home to thousands of human teenagers, and all human beings have normal bodily functions, one of those being the need to use the […]
The Misconception of the School Lunch at JFK
By Saeri Plagmann and Jazmin Flemmer, Clarion Staff Why is it that a majority of students, teachers, and even parents have the mindset that school lunches are unappealing? Many suspect […]
Teachers Must Teach to Students’ Learning Styles
By Makayla Smith, Clarion Staff There are a lot of pressures that come along with a student’s education. It could be the large amount of homework or tests that prove […]
Drug Testing for Students in School
by Saeri Plagmann, Clarion Staff According to the SSDP (Students for Sensible Drug Policy) 5% of high schools in the U.S. perform random drug tests on students. The federal government […]
Thomas Crapper Day, Royal Flush
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor January 27th is Thomas Crapper Day. Although Thomas Crapper is thought to have invented the flush toilet, in reality he had a minor impact in […]
Movie Review: Sing
By Breanna Thomas, Clarion Staff Garth Jennings has created an amazing animated comedy musical which depicts a koala bear named Buster Moon, who owns a theater that he is struggling […]
Movie Review: Going Rogue from Star Wars Norms Proves Success
By Dominic J Larsen, Clarion Staff Since the initial purchase of Star Wars and Lucasfilms by Disney in 2012, the company has expanded the franchise extensively. They started by releasing […]
2017 is No Time for Sexist Comments
By Samantha Johnson, Clarion Staff “The thing women have yet to learn is nobody gives you power. You just take it. ” – Roseanne Barr Since the beginning of civilization, […]
ASSETs, The Place to Be
by Mai Houa Thao, Clarion Staff The first thing people do in a new place is to try and fit in, and ASSETs is a program that serves as one […]
