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In Review: Volume 1, 2026
South Korean boy group EXO’s main vocalist D.O. released his fourth solo mini album “DOPAMINE” on Sept. 8, venturing in a new direction while remaining unmistakably himself. This lively EP — in contrast to his usual mellow acoustic ballads — does not disappoint. Although it isn’t immediately memorable, its irresistible energy makes for an easy, satisfying listen all the way through.
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GRAPHICS | EMMY HARIMOTO Click the area you wish to visit! By: Ryan Bao, Avnika Choudhury, Meghna Dixit, Emmy Harimoto, Eva Huang, Sana Karkhanis, Erin Liu, Avery Lo, Alexandra Qiu, Genevieve To and Kai Tsuchida '
The Class of 2030 levels up with a mario-velous Homecoming skit
The freshmen perform a Super Mario-themed Homecoming skit, following Mario and his friends as they fight to get back their Homecoming tickets For more Homecoming coverage, click here! Tags: About the Contributors Avery Lo is currently a sophomore and Staff Writer for El Estoque. In her free time she enjoys writing in her diary, sleeping in and listening to music. Alexandra Qiu is a junior and Arts & Entertainment Editor for El Estoque.
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MV students and staff share what they did over the summer BY EMMY HARIMOTO, AVERY LO, ERIN LIU, SANA KARKHANIS, KAI TSUCHIDA and GENEVIEVE TO Flip me! Flip me! Flip me! Graphics | Emmy Harimoto Scroll down for more!
No hope for ‘Hope’
Trigger warning: This story mentions guns, gore, dead animals and blood. Released to the U.S. on Sept. 9, “Hope” is an action-packed Korean Sci-fi film that, although filled with realistic colors and visuals, ultimately doesn’t overcome its poor plot and predictable scenes. Additionally, the international box office profit of $44 million dollars (as of Sept. 20) doesn’t come close to the Korean film record-breaking $51 million production budget.
Summer Sojourns
HELEN CHEN – CZECHIA, HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA Senior Helen Chen toured Europe, visiting Czechia, Hungary and Austria with MV Orchestra and Band over two weeks. As a pianist, she got to play at well-known music venues around the countries: from Smetana Hall in Prague to Ram Art Theater in Budapest and finally, Musikverein Wien in Vienna. “It was really amazing for us to be able to play there on such prestigious stages because they’re world-renowned,” Chen said.
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