Fish No. 79: “Good grief”

Kai Kirkham Macias, staff cartoonist|April 22, 2022

This week’s Fish brings Curtis to tears.

And Stephen takes the blame for it.

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In the back-page comic for the April 29 issue, Kirkham poked fun at how much the "Fish" characters had evolved over the two years had had drawn them.

Celebrated senior about to be a ‘Fish’ again

Fish No. 83: "End"

Fish No. 83: “End”

Fish No. 82: "Friends"

Fish No. 82: “Friends”

Fish No. 81: "Disclosure"

Fish No. 81: “Disclosure”

Fish No. 80: "Parting Advice"

Fish No. 80: “Parting Advice”

Director Nathan Thompson conducts the McCallum choir program at last year’s Masterworks concert. The masterworks concert this year on Dec. 12 will feature Kreek’s Requiem in C minor performed by the chamber orchestra, whole choir program, and brass band. Thompson recalls that last year, his favorite part was bringing all the elements together. “Last year, that standing ovation that everyone got after afterwards, and the silence that we were able to hold in the concert hall was a really, really cool moment, and it was one of the highlights of the year for me."

Making old traditions new

Sixth-period guitar class practices in its new studio in the Black Box Theater on Oct. 10.

New spaces, new sound

A delicious vegan combo from Double Trouble- their Del Rey tofish taco and BBQ short rib taco.

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Junior Lili Escamilla performs at Bandapalooza on Aug. 25 (left) and with the Blue Brigade during the Pink Week pep rally on Oct. 10 (right).

High kicks and high notes

Kevin Abstract preforming his ACL set on Sunday during ACL's first weekend

ACL setlist disappoints

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Fish No. 79: “Good grief”