Extremely Accurate & Incredibly Wonderful

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February 5, 2012 • Courtney Cheng, Staff Writer  
Filed under Features, Top Stories

Out of the slew of books that have made it to the big screen, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close is one of the few whose movie adaptation matches the wonder of its written story. While director Stephen Daldry might not have included every tiny, precise detail into the screenplay, their exclusion did... Read more »

The “Evolution” of Chief and SRV

January 24, 2012 • Elaine Selna, Staff Writer  
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Cheryl Yee Glass, also known as “Chief”, is San Ramon’s instrumental music teacher. She attended University of California in Berkeley for her undergraduate years as a classically-trained bass player, and after she graduated one of her friends suggested that she go to California State Hayward College,... Read more »

A tribute to Chachi

January 4, 2012 • Kate Shaffer, Staff Writer  
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Josh Corral, also known as Chachi, was a beloved student here at SRVHS who graduated in 2010. Many say that his outgoing attitude would light up the campus and brighten their day.  “Chachi was one of the most charismatic young men I ever had the opportunity to teach and coach,” Coach Becker said... Read more »

Teacher Feature: Ms. Rossi

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September 21, 2011 • Alison Spencer, Staff Writer  
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At the start of each school year at San Ramon, meeting the new teachers and staff who have joined the wolfpack is a great experience. Some new teachers have never been to San Ramon before, but for Ms. Rossi, returning to the high school that she attended brings back memories. As a new English teacher... Read more »

Dancer spotlight: Jodi Reed

May 19, 2011 • Brooke Folkman, Staff Writer  
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Jodi Reed (10) is taking Dance 5 this year. She told The Wolfprint that she wanted to take the class this year because she “really enjoy[s] dancing and [has] danced a lot. It is a good experience.” Besides the San Ramon dance program, Jodi also dances five to six hours a week outside of class. The... Read more »

Photographer interview: Natalie Sorensen

May 16, 2011 • Brooke Folkman, Staff Writer  
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Natalie Sorensen (10) chose to take photography this year because she “took photo last year and really enjoyed it.” Her favorite part of the class is being able to “print and develop the pictures [she] takes” and that it is “cool to see [her] pictures take form.” The class offers... Read more »

Passionate techie to make SR theatre history

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May 12, 2011 • Cooper Johnson, Copy Editor  
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San Ramon theatre technician Charlie Trombadore (10) has made school history by becoming the first student of his age to be selected as a theatre arts officer. The four officers help the drama teacher, currently Mr. Weible, make decisions about money, productions, auditions and the various odds and... Read more »

The Society for Empirical, Deductive, and/or Speculative Inquiry into Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Pedantry, and Other Related Subjects

May 8, 2011 • Jasmine Dhaliwal, Staff Writer  
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One of San Ramon’s newest clubs is gaining recognition, and not just because of its extremely long name. Cooper Johnson (11) started The Society for Empirical, Deductive, and/or Speculative Inquiry into Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Pedantry, and Other Related Subjects after attending... Read more »

Club Spotlight: Comrades

May 8, 2011 • Alana Polce, Staff Writer  
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Many people probably have not heard of the club Comrades, but this small yet intimate club is one of the most inspirational clubs because it is dedicated to helping those with mental disabilities. The main purpose of the club is for San Ramon students to interact and make friends with those in the special... Read more »

Students discuss philosophy in an after-school club

May 3, 2011 • Jack Messerly, Staff Writer  
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At San Ramon there are many clubs devoted to charity, culture, and media. There is one, however, devoted to the theory of all these topics and more: the philosophy club. The philosophy club, started this year and run by Kyle Ennis (12), debates philosophies from five main sections: metaphysics, epistemology,... Read more »

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