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The RoundUp

The student news site of Clements High School

The RoundUp

The student news site of Clements High School

The RoundUp

Graphic by Shubhi Bhagat.

Women: Then and Now

Shubhi Bhagat, Reporter March 8, 2025

1848- Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott organize Seneca Falls Convention 1903- Marie Curie becomes the first woman to win the Nobel Prize 1933- Francis Perkins becomes the first woman to serve...

A Heartfelt Thank You to Special Needs Educators

A Heartfelt Thank You to Special Needs Educators

Arhana Karsaliya, Reporter March 7, 2025

Special needs educators play a vital role in shaping the lives of students, creating an environment where they feel supported, valued, and capable of achieving their goals. The Best Buddies program, which...

Beyonce, known affectionately as Queen B, won Album of the Year at the Grammys.

Cowboy Carter: Was it Album of the Year Worthy?

Grace Setera and Danee Lambert February 26, 2025

After having over a three decades long career and being nominated for Album of the Year (AOTY) four times, Beyoncé has finally secured a spot as a winner of one of the biggest categories in Grammy’s...

Only When It Is Dark Enough Can You See the Stars

Only When It Is Dark Enough Can You See the Stars

Kai Gabo and Grace Setera February 6, 2025

The setting of a sun brings the rise of a moon, presenting a dark moonlight. The path in front is unclear and unsteady, but look up to the sky. The stars shine brighter when it’s darker. With...

Photo by Lipi Shah.

From Victim to Survivor

Lipi Shah, Reporter February 4, 2025

The worst crime in the world isn’t murder, it’s rape.  To many, sexual assault is considered “normal.” When talking about it, it often gets disregarded as if it's not important. People treat...

Graphic by Karen Wei.

More Than an Absence

Jamison Shorter, Reporter January 31, 2025

Perspective is one of the most valuable skills people can learn. Perspective can help somebody understand how the human mind operates and why other people act or feel in a different manner compared to...

Diversity Makes Us One

Diversity Makes Us One

Aliha Ali, Reporter November 19, 2024

When we walk through the school halls, we can practically feel the vibrant energy pulsing through the air. It's not just the usual hustle and bustle of students rushing to class, there's something deeper,...

How Can Society Contribute to Raising Awareness of Mental and Emotional Health?

How Can Society Contribute to Raising Awareness of Mental and Emotional Health?

Layan Kharouf, Reporter September 15, 2024

Unfortunately, for many years teenagers’ mental and emotional health has been overlooked in many households. This worldwide issue causes many people to lose focus on their studies and personal hobbies, due...

Graphic by Jamison Shorter.

Technological Addiction with Kids

Jamison Shorter, Reporter May 20, 2024

The first ever documented electrical discovery was almost three centuries ago in 600 BC, and since then we have progressed with new discoveries and inventions. Unfortunately, accompanied by these new discoveries/inventions...

Graphic by Jamison Shorter.

The Problem of Air Pollution

Jamison Shorter, Reporter May 20, 2024

 Steaming hot temperatures, heart failure, acid rain – these are all gruesome effects of pollution. Over the years, air pollution has been a nationwide issue. According to the World Health Organization,...

Why Friends Matter

Why Friends Matter

Fallyn Sanders, Reporter April 30, 2024

High school can be a big deal, and having friends makes it way better. Friends are your squad, they’ve got your back through all the ups and downs. Friends are also there to support you, whether you’re...

Junior Leyla Prosper reads a book in the courtyard.

Children Behind on Reading

Jamison Shorter, Reporter March 19, 2024

A child holds a place in someone's heart that can’t be replicated. When they are first born, they seek care and warmth from their parents. They are shown unconditional love that only grows as they grow...

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