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Mrs. Hughes 25-Year Legacy Comes to a Close

Mrs. Hughes’ 25-Year Legacy Comes to a Close

Alais Alzaga, Media Arts Editor April 26, 2020

After teaching for 25 years Mrs. Megan Hughes is retiring. Mrs. Hughes began her teaching career at Sahuaro in 1995 after she had recently gotten married that May to her husband and fellow TUSD teacher,...

Mental Health Awareness Month - Students Speak Out

Mental Health Awareness Month – Students Speak Out

Gabriella Jamerson, Foreign Correspondent April 24, 2020

May is Mental Health awareness month, so to recognize its importance, I've asked a couple of Cougars how they get through tough times in life dealing with mental illness.   "When I was 14 I was...

My Second Day of Senior Year...Until Now

My Second Day of Senior Year…Until Now

Gabriella Jamerson, Foreign Correspondent April 24, 2020

I watch as my mom makes a U-turn towards me in her large black Yukon, the scratches my nephew drew with a rock still on the doors from this summer. I get into the front passenger seat. Already I can hear...

Overcoming Allstate Cancellation

Overcoming Allstate Cancellation

Michael Gilding April 21, 2020

Something happened recently, that demonstrates my resilience. It was the cancelation of AMEA Allstate auditions and performance, because of the coronavirus. I worked so hard and was first chair and concert...

In The Name of Quarantine, Lets Have a Talk...

In The Name of Quarantine, Let’s Have a Talk…

Nathalia Valdez, Associate Editor-in-Chief April 20, 2020

As my long brown hair cascaded over my... no  no, let me try again, as my long- oops once again WRONG. That's right I cut it off, shoulder length, and no professional help. Quarantine got the best of...

The Uninvited Guest

The Uninvited Guest

Megan Hughes, Contributor April 20, 2020

You come in March and stay for months like an uninvited guest A bully we can't escape ruining our beautiful, temperate days unending ubiquitous unrelenting a 4-letter word WIND

My Favorite Albums Made Into a Poem About Senior Year

My Favorite Albums Made Into a Poem About Senior Year

Jordan Ford, Opinion Editor April 8, 2020

Senior year felt almost “Handwritten” throughout the year I felt so “Wiped out” with all of the things we needed to achieve. Though there was “Beauty Behind the Madness” throughout...

The Switch

The Switch

Ariah Patterson, Contributor April 6, 2020

I am not originally from Tucson, Arizona. I moved to Tucson when I was 11 on the verge of turning 12. For me it was somewhat an easy transition at first, but shortly after it became more difficult to adjust...

Daria Bauer posing in the street on her first ever trip to New York City!

Foreign Exchange Students Sent Home Over Spring Break

Jordan Myers, Associate Editor-in-Chief April 1, 2020

Coming to the United States meant leaving behind her friends, family, and her home in Berlin, Germany. She put her best foot forth to plan a better future for herself and create bigger and better opportunities,...

Mr. Mensing makes his Paper Cut debut with Ms. Stedman

The Strength of Ms. Stedman: In Loving Memory

Jordan Myers, Associate Editor-in-Chief March 31, 2020

Many of us knew her as Ms. Stedman, a nice friendly teacher at Sahuaro, but her students knew her as so much more. Mr. Stedman was a wonderful person who looked out for others and cared fondly for students....

A Few Words From Our Registrar - Ms. Patty

A Few Words From Our Registrar – Ms. Patty

Patty Gallegos, Contributor March 31, 2020

Hi 🌎!!! I want to thank everyone for coming together in this pandemic. Our FAITH, HOPE and PEACE within will see us through!!! This is my granddoggy, MIA, who is keeping me sane and I am grateful...

In NYC in my Sahuaro Hat

Sahuaro – More Than Just a Job

Eva Lange, Sponsor March 30, 2020

My very first "real" job was working at a TrueValue Hardware store in Queens, NYC.  I was thirteen and working off-the-books for $3/hour.  In retrospect, this was totally against child labor laws and...

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