Adolfo Camarillo High School's student-run news publication

The Stinger

Adolfo Camarillo High School's student-run news publication

The Stinger

Adolfo Camarillo High School's student-run news publication

The Stinger

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Since the COVID-19 pandemic has cancelled school for the rest of the year and left us all landlocked in our bedrooms, its become obvious how much we took for granted.

Quarantine Thoughts and Questions

Charlene Kim, Staff Writer May 24, 2020

I find it quite ironic that back in early March, I would have given anything for just a couple days at home to myself, free of the day-to-day stress of schoolwork. Now that I have got the time, I do not...

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COVID-19 has lead to many people turning a stressful situation into an even more anxiety-inducing time due to their lack of time spent in nature.

Quarantine’s Effect on People and Students

Madalyn Duvall, Staff Writer May 22, 2020

It has been a little over nine weeks in quarantine now, and I am only going a little bit crazy. The past nine weeks have definitely not been easy at all! When I first heard the news of school being canceled...

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Donnys Lock Down Thoughts

Donny’s Lock Down Thoughts

Donny Robbins, Staff Writer May 4, 2020

I think I was made for life in quarantine. When I first heard all activities were being canceled, I watched all my friends become disappointed over the loss of many of the enjoyable parts of their lives....

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Around Camarillo, things are changing as a result of the Stay at Home order in Ventura County as COVID-19 continues to spread.

Lockdown Thoughts From Tobias Christiansen

Tobias Christiansen, Staff Writer April 7, 2020

The COVID-19 crisis is affecting all of the U.S. in different ways and Camarillo is no exception. In the past few weeks, the city of Camarillo has changed significantly. The Collection, a popular hangout...

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Pictured above is my desk and the novel we just finished in my English class before school was shut down.

Attempting (and Mostly Failing) at Finding a Balance

Marcella Barneclo, Editor in Chief April 6, 2020

I do not quite know what to do with myself these days -- which mostly consist of Netflix, sleeping, working, and trying to find the motivation to log into Google Classroom every once in a while. Throughout...

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This article features some of the small things I have noticed amidst the pandemic.

Miscellaneous Shelter-in-Place Notes

Huy Nguyen, Managing Editor April 6, 2020

The largest element of the Coronavirus quarantine for me so far has been the waiting: waiting to hear news over district changes, waiting for a response from College Board about AP tests, even just waiting...

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Carry On by Rainbow Rowell.

Searching For a Good Book? Look No Further

Liberty Klingebiel, Staff Writer January 28, 2020

*Spoilers ahead* (As a note: this is my favorite book, and I have read it at least 14 different occasions. I have annotated the book and recommend it to anyone I possibly can.) Carry On, written...

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Rise of Skywalker marked the final movie in the Star Wars franchise.

The Rise of Skywalker and the Fall of the Star Wars Movie Franchise

Donny Robbins, Staff Writer January 27, 2020

*Spoilers ahead* Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker was the final film in the Sequel Trilogy featuring the two main characters Kylo Ren and Rey. The film lasted two hours and 22 minutes and received 54%...

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Sam Mendes World War I Film on Hardship, Bravery, and Legacy

Sam Mendes’ World War I Film on Hardship, Bravery, and Legacy

Eliana Bornhauser, Staff Writer January 13, 2020

The film 1917, released on Dec. 4, 2019, focuses on the story of two soldiers during World War I: Lance Corporal Blake, played by Dean-Charles Chapman, and Lance Corporal Schofield, played by George McKay....

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A Review of Braxton’s Kitchen

A Review of Braxton’s Kitchen

Liberty Klingebiel and Dillon Farwell, Staff Writer January 10, 2020

Braxton’s Kitchen is a dog friendly brunch spot in Camarillo located in the Carmen Plaza that opens at 8 a.m. and closes around 2 p.m. The first thing my fellow staff writer Dillon Farwell and I...

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The meme of 2019 has been a hot debate. In this story, were going to find out what the meme of 2019 truly is.

Meme of the Year: 2019

Donny Robbins, Staff Writer January 8, 2020

As a new year begins, the burning questions emerges on everyone’s mind once again: What was the best meme of 2019?  Okay, maybe not everyone is involved— cough cough boomers (just kidding)......

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Cam Highs drama class put on a performance of The 12 Angry Jurors in the blackbox theater on December 5, 2019.

Drama Tries a New Case In 12 Angry Jurors

Kayla Merrow, Staff Writer December 9, 2019

Cam High's theater program opened its first production for the 2019-2020 school year, The 12 Angry Jurors, on Thursday, Dec. 12. The play was adapted and revised from 12 Angry Men, written by Reginald...

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