By Ryan S. ’22 A premier high school institution, Crystal Springs is a conglomerate of some of the most talented and intelligent students in the Bay Area. Year after year, Crystal pumps […]
Crystal’s Most Famous Alumni
How to Avoid Procrastination
By Aydin M. ’25 and Ethan L. ’25 For many of us students, procrastination is the demise of our productivity. We waste hours scrolling through social media or watching YouTube. We constantly […]
Crystal in the Late 80s: An Interview with Alumni
By Maya W. ’24 GG = Gryphon Gazette (Maya Wohl) MW = Michelle Wohl ‘90 PW = Phil Wohl ‘90 The following interview was conducted by Maya Wohl, class of 2024, with […]
Game Reviews: Edition One
By Patrick R. ’23 Exploding Kittens: Exploding Kittens is a creative card game with a variety of themed action cards. You go around collecting and playing cards, all while trying to not […]
A Pandemic School Year: The Students’ Perspective
By Ally A-L. ’23 As the 2020-21 school year draws to a close, COVID-19 restrictions ease, and there is finally a visible light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, it is […]
The Bomber Mafia: A Timely Bestseller
By Jack M. ’23 Malcolm Gladwell’s “The Bomber Mafia: A Dream, a Temptation, and the Longest Night of the Second World War” is a fascinating story of morality, innovation, and confrontation centered […]
Ms. Isaacson Addresses Crystal’s New Anti-Racist Efforts
By Jackson K. ’21 This is another installment in a series that is being written throughout the year by Gryphon Gazette’s publishers, in which we aim to provide a platform for a […]
Ms. Wade Speaks About Crystal’s Anti-Racism Efforts in the New Year
By Raquel W. ’21 This is the first article of Gryphon Gazette’s new initiative focusing on topics of equity and inclusion, aiming to elevate the voices of community members and shed light […]
Con: Bernie Sanders
By Jack M. ’23 Disclaimer: The analysis contained in this article is not intended to be a reflection of the author’s point of view but rather an explication of the political viewpoints […]
Crystal’s Darkest Hour
By Wilson C. ’20 On a cold February night in Berkeley in 1974, 19 year-old UC Berkeley Freshman Patricia Hearst was kidnapped at gunpoint from her off-campus apartment, which she shared with […]
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