Becoming a Malaria researcher: Amy Bei
Former Santa Rosan Amy Bei is getting her doctorate from the Harvard School of Public Health. After graduation, she plans to continue her work as a researcher in the fight against malaria.
Film Review: “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I”
Cardinal Newman High's Elliott Miller gives 3.5 our of four stars to a film that marks the beginning of the end to "one of the most consistently excellent series of films in cinema history." Elliott reviews films for Digitale Stories and for Cardinal Newman's art and literary magazine.
YA Photo of the Day: Jennifer Bipes
Jennifer Bipes studies photography at Ursuline High School in Santa Rosa. Her instructor, Rory McNamara, teaches joint classes of Ursuline and Cardinal Newman students.
YA Photo of the Day: Dustin Bigham
Dustin Bigham studies photography at Cardinal Newman High in Santa Rosa.
Film Review: “Hereafter”
Cardinal Newman High's Elliott Miller reviews the new film directed by Clint Eastwood. He writes that the film is "slow, thoughtful, and profound, replacing violence and gore with good old-fashioned dialogue and character development. It’s also all the better for that."
Becoming An Elected Leader: Efren Carrillo
Efren Carrillo in 2008 became the first Latino elected to the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors. Watch his video interview, where he shares that an elected official has to be prepared that his or her decisions won't win everyone's approval.
