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Delivering Sahuaro's Cutting Edge News & Saving Trees

The Paper Cut

Delivering Sahuaro's Cutting Edge News & Saving Trees

The Paper Cut

Freshmen P.E. Teacher, Ms. Ebert
Freshmen P.E. Teacher, Ms. Ebert
Hope Hovinga, Reporter • November 12, 2025

For most of our freshmen class here at Sahuaro High School who have P.E, their teacher for that class is Ms. Ebert. Every three weeks, students...

Gavin Kawaguchi, One of Sahuaro's Student-Athletes
Gavin Kawaguchi, One of Sahuaro’s Student-Athletes
MacKenzie Comfort, Editor • October 31, 2025

Junior Gavin Kawaguchi is a two-sport student-athlete and an AP/Honors student throughout his high school years. For the past eight years,...

More Than the Game: The Journey of Ylena Gross
More Than the Game: The Journey of Ylena Gross
Naomi Porter, Reporter • October 27, 2025

Ylena Gross is a junior who has been playing basketball since she was three years old. She says, “My parents always joked that I was basically...

A trio of fairies
Halloween 2025!
Nya Brown, Editor • November 6, 2025

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Stuco Pumpkin Event
Stuco Pumpkin Event
Mereme Touka, Reporter • November 3, 2025

On Thursday, October 30th, Sahuaro Students prepped for the upcoming holiday season by painting and decorating small pumpkins. Student Council provided brushes, paints, and...

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This week we made Texas Roadhouse rolls with the cinnamon Butta
Sahuaro High School Advanced Culinary
Tessa Skillicorn, Reporter • October 27, 2025

This year, our school's culinary program welcomes over 200 students. It is one of Sahuaro's most popular classes/ programs, and it has been led by Aaron Vanuga since 2019....

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Creative Writing Students Share Their Life Stories
Creative Writing Students Share Their Life Stories
Sarah Bol, Editor-In-Chief • October 23, 2025

This year, an iconic class that once was, came back through the revival of many new classes added for the 2025-2026 school year. Taught by Ms. Lange in the lower 200, this...

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The Blood Drive here at Sahuaro
The Blood Drive here at Sahuaro
Isaiah Lopez, Reporter • October 22, 2025

Every school year, the Red Cross's Blood Drive comes to our school, and there will be two opportunities to donate. The first took place on October 17th, and the second will...

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Student Council seniors
Sahuaro’s Journey Through Time!
Nya Brown, Editor • October 2, 2025

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Girls Basketball Shows Heart and Hustle
Girls Basketball Shows Heart and Hustle
Naomi Porter, Reporter • November 17, 2025

After a couple of days of tryouts, teams were finally made. The girls’ basketball season is officially starting, and everyone’s feeling excited. The sound of sneakers squeaking on the gym floor and basketballs hitting the rim is back, and the team is ready to make this season their best one yet. There’s a mix of returning players and new faces this year, which makes things exciting. The older...

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Dela Ochoa and Samantha Benson
Two Volleyball Seniors Celebrate Senior Night 2025!
Nya Brown, Editor • November 7, 2025

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - MARCH 24: Duke Blue Devils players huddle during the first half against the James Madison Dukes in the second round of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament at Barclays Center on March 24, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Tip Off: What to Expect of Men’s College Hoops Season
Ylena Gross, Reporter • November 5, 2025

Now that November is finally here, the best time of year has arrived for college sports; the playoffs are coming up for football, and basketball season has finally started. Let's see who will make the most noise in the College Basketball scene on the Men's side after the NBA draft, and with the arrival of the new class of freshmen. There's always the consistently star-studded teams: Duke, North...

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PORTLAND, OR - APRIL 01:  The UConn Huskies celebrate their win during a 2024 Div I Women's Basketball Championship Elite Eight game between the UConn Huskies and USC Trojans on April 1, 2024 at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. (Photo by Brian Murphy/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Inside The 2025 Women’s College Hoops Season
Ylena Gross, Reporter • November 7, 2025

A new season of women's college basketball is here, and the stage is set for another tough year of competition. From powerhouse programs looking to defend their titles to emerging teams ready to make a statement. The 2025 season promises a mix of experience and fresh faces. With returning All-Americans to the impactful transfers, here's what to watch as the journey to March begins. UCONN may be...

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Tucson's Dia De Los Muertos Celebration
Tucson’s Dia De Los Muertos Celebration
Nola Patino, Editor • November 6, 2025

Here in Tucson, the celebration of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is one of the most important and popular events of the year. This celebration shares deep-rooted Mexican American traditions with the entire community. Tucson's signature event, The All-Souls Procession, brings thousands of people together to celebrate and honor the dead. It is set to take place until November 9th. People throughout...

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A closed sign in front of the US Capitol in Washington, DC. Photographer: Anna Rose Layden/Bloomberg
Government Shutdown Finally Over
Hope Hovinga, Reporter • November 17, 2025

As of day 42 of the government shutdown, there is a crunch vote to end this longest-running shutdown. Representatives are now returning to Washington...