By Jack M. ’23 The Crystal community is known for being close-knit, so when members of the Senior class graduate and move on to the next chapters of their lives, the students, […]
Crystal Beyond Campus: Hari S. ‘22
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What Are These Ads About Props 26 and 27?
By Yuto K. ’23 “Vote No on Prop 27 in November” “Vote Yes on Prop 27 in November” You have likely heard those lines multiple times while watching TV in the past […]
Brandon Sanderson and his Record-Setting Kickstarter
By Patrick R. ’23 Six months ago, fantasy author Brandon Sanderson made history with the highest-funded Kickstarter campaign of all time, raising over $40 million. What was he funding, you may ask? […]
A Midnights Mayhem Investigation
By Claire Z. ’26 Taylor Alison Swift. Singer, songwriter, superstar sensation, basically the entire music industry. After rocking the world with 2 surprise sister albums, Folklore and Evermore, in 2020, ending the […]
A Film Ranking of 2022
By Ollie B. ’25 and Ethan L. ’25 After a lackluster 2021 movie season, it seemed fitting that 2022 would have a better array of films. And while there are still a […]
Dr. Carolyn Bertozzi, Nobel Prize Winner in Chemistry: Visionary Scientist and Mentor
By Rohan D. ’25 The 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded on Wednesday, October 5, 2022, to Dr. Carolyn Bertozzi of Stanford University, who will be sharing the prize with Morten […]
WWII Movie Rankings
By Ryan G. ’23 Though we may never experience a battleground, these cinematic masterpieces make us feel as if we were there. Some filmmakers are able to tell great stories of the […]
A Brief History of the Greatest Guitar Player of All Time
By Jacob D. ’25 It is undeniable that everyone has heard the name “Jimi Hendrix” at one point in their lives, whether it was listening to Purple Haze on the radio or […]
Is Stanford’s New Doerr School of Sustainability Altering the Climate Change Landscape?
Rohan D. ’25 Climate change is worsening every year, and we are not doing enough to stop this trend. If we do not counter the prevalent problem of climate change, our grandchildren […]
The New Age of Party Games
By Patrick R. ’23 Charades. Pictionary. Everybody has heard of these common party games, and almost everybody has played them at some point in their lives. They are easy to learn and […]
The Gryphon Gazette 