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Eliza Badiozamani

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer

Class of 2019, first-year journalist, lover of animals and tea. People always notice the hair first. Liked physics so much she made it into a club. Always singing, laughing, or looking upset for no reason.

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230 Days of Polls

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
June 10, 2019

Studying Abroad

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
May 13, 2019
The Final Table

The Final Table

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
March 29, 2019
HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR BRUNCH? There are so many options for restaurants, times of day, and foods, making brunch almost overwhelming with choices. Students weigh in on their opinions on the mid morning meal, and who they like to spend it with.

The Brunch Dispute

Eliza Badiozamani
March 6, 2019
Chamber Strings Concert Master Jason Chan

Greenwood and Chamber Orchestras Created a Festive Atmosphere

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
December 14, 2018
COMP SCI: At Issaquah High school, a great number of students are taking some sort of computer science course, and many are considering pursuing a career in this fast growing industry. The likelihood of job stability, company benefits, and the ability to solve societal issues in innovative ways inspire several students to take the course. As the field grows, more and more female students get involved and greater access to courses serves and a stepping off point for possible future software engineers to discover their interests.

The Growing Field of Computer Science

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
December 11, 2018

The 1975’s Emotional Album

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
December 7, 2018
PREPARING FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON: As cold weather approaches, students of Issaquah high school shared what they do to have fun during winter, as well as study habits and tips for avoiding the stress of finals. Senior Shayna Wagner and her friends participate in the “Jingle Bell Run” in Seattle, dressing up in costumes to spread more holiday cheer.

Winter Is Coming

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
November 28, 2018
The 1975 Release Promising New Singles

The 1975 Release Promising New Singles

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
October 15, 2018
AND THEYRE OFF! The IHS Boys Cross Country Team leads the pack at the start of the race against newcomer North Creek.

Cross Country Prevails against North Creek

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
October 5, 2018
The ban on LGBTQ sex that has existed since the 1800s has been revoked after activists successfully got a unanimous Supreme Court ruling in their favor. To many in the gay community, this signifies major progress as several nations continue the push for equal rights. Issaquah High School students weighed in on how important this was for them and the United States.

India Removes Colonial Era LGBTQ Ban

Eliza Badiozamani, Staff Writer
October 2, 2018
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