Although it may feel a little strange to think of our teachers as fellow students, they once lived lives similar to those of Aragon students today. For many teachers, athletics were a major part of the high school experience.

At Aragon, students are commonly seen sipping bubble tea drinks from T-Pumps, and friends are often found swarming around the lucky student eating an In-N-Out burger for lunch. The growing popularity in these kinds of foods can largely be due to what is termed the bandwagon effect.

For many high school students today, a simple to-do list won’t get the organizational job done. In fact, for a student who has more than a few daily commitments at school, the list would be overwhelming.

“I’m pretty sure most siblings fight…if not, there’s something wrong with you,” says junior Smita Jain. Sibling rivalry often affects the relationship between the older sibling and the younger sibling, and, especially in high school, it tends to be based on competition.