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Cate School's Chinatown
By: Alison Wang '25 Did you know that Cate School had a Chinatown? As early as the 1910s, 8 or 9 Chinese men worked as the earliest...
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Oct 18, 20243 min read
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Who’s Calling The Shots? - Investigating Gen Z Representation In Politics
By: Fiona Pan '27 and Violet Monda '27 As the clock ticks to the election on November 5th, questions about what will most benefit the...
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Oct 18, 20247 min read
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A Counselor's Perspective - Managing Stress and Adjusting to Cate
By: Kylee Greene '25 and Ani van Lynde '25 When was the last time you truly unplugged? In the hustle of adjusting to life at Cate, have...
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Oct 18, 20245 min read
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Amplifying Student Voices and Revitalizing School Spirit at Cate: Inside the Vision of President Joba Samson and Vice President Riley Valente
By: Devon Liang '27 As the 2024-25 school year at Cate School begins to take off, the newly elected student body president and vice...
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Oct 18, 20242 min read
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More Than a Football Team: Brotherhood Behind the Rams’ Undefeated Streak
By: Mia Groeninger '25 C-A-T-E…C-A-T-E…C-A-T-E! The chant echoes across campus around 3:45 pm as the football team concludes their...
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Oct 18, 20244 min read
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Top Ten of Carpinteria
By: Kaitlyn Dai '27 and Ashley Chan '27 Introduction Ashley Chan I’m Ashley Chan and I’m a sophomore from Hong Kong. Some of my hobbies...
miagroeninger5
Oct 18, 20241 min read
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Nosh & Nibbles: Cate School’s Food Critic Column
By: Tallulah Bates '25 Restaurant Review : Little Dom’s Seafood Location : 686 Linden Ave, Carpinteria, CA Overall recommendation : ★★★☆...
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Oct 18, 20243 min read
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Round Square: An Opportunity for Growth
By: Josie Song '28 As the Colombian Round Square trip approached, the passing of the flag in an all-school assembly represented the...
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Oct 18, 20242 min read
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A Curious Part of Campus
By: Kakeru Hirofuji '27 As students bid adieu to summer, their emotions ranging from despair to delight, the Cate campus slowly came...
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Oct 18, 20242 min read
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Best of the Writing Period Introduction
The Writing Period is a highlight of English classes at Cate. During the Writing Period, students engage in frequent high-interest,...
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Oct 18, 20241 min read
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New Voices, New Chapter
By: Serena Zhang '28 and Lynn Kim '28 With the recent addition of the CoLab, the Cate campus is looking more vibrant than ever!...
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Oct 18, 20243 min read
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Boy Back Home
By: Anonymous ‘25 It’s the way your bronze highlights flicker shyly in the sun amidst your coarse, brown hair. It’s the way we can’t...
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Oct 18, 20242 min read
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"Spheniscus Mendiculus" Lives Matter
By: Folakemi Oloritun '26 Amid the fiery, volcanic Pacific archipelago, a unique penguin species thrives under the tropical sun—a very...
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Oct 18, 20245 min read
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True Story - Isaiah Rashad
By: Alexander Espinoza '25 A tragedy is a horrible thing. Even worse is a tragedy in waiting. I often look back on TV shows and get...
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Oct 18, 20244 min read
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Round Square Summer Exchange: Franschhoek, South Africa
By: Maddie Walton '28 Over the summer, a few Cate students got the unusual opportunity to be exchange students and partake in daily life...
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Oct 18, 20242 min read
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Dumb As A Sea Star
By: Serena Ratcliff '26 Starfish aren’t fish, even though it’s their most common name. They have no gills, scales, or fins. If you want...
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Oct 17, 20243 min read
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Peonies and the Patriarchy: How "It Ends With Us" Press Adds to the Vicious Cycle Against Women in Hollywood
By: Betsy Peters '27 Lily Blossom Bloom, the steampunk flower shop owner from Boston, is in serious trouble. On top of recently opening...
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Oct 17, 20244 min read
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A Week in the Woods... Adventure, Leadership, and Lasting Bonds
By: Kate Mccoy '25 There is something to be said for summiting a peak or hiking 10 miles a day for seven days straight. There is...
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Oct 17, 20243 min read
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Starry Night: Celebrating Homecoming 2024
By: Claire Chan '28 and Riya Mitera '28 After relentless “Fein” replays, close-to-death mosh pit moments, and countless asks, the sun...
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Oct 17, 20242 min read
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A New Tradition: Weekend Bee Camp Trips (Rosita Power)
The three-mile hike that starts just behind The Barns and winds through avocado orchards to the ridge above Gobernador Creek has been...
Charlotte Wells
May 29, 20243 min read
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