Anjali Suva

Anjali Suva, Senior Staff Writer

An empathetic, strong-willed, and charismatic senior, Anjali joined the Gamut to channel her talkative energy and express her opinions through writing. Writing makes her feel unstoppable, especially when she knows that every word she writes and everything she says becomes important on paper. Her favorite subjects being history and English, Anjali enjoys watching history documentaries and reading manga, as well as digital art during her free time. She loves diving into webtoons filled with drama, thriller, and action, making Pyramid Game and The Aftermath her favorites. She can often be seen ranting and fangirling about her favorite characters, Denji from Chainsaw Man, Reagan from Inside Job, and, of course, Suji from “Pyramid Game” Wanting to live this year without any regrets, Anjali hopes to have a memorable first year in Gamut!

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Trump Faces 34 Felony Counts in Historical Indictment

Janet Abrantes and Anjali Suva • May 11, 2023

On Apr. 4, former president Donald Trump was charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in an alleged effort to cover up extramarital affairs ahead of the 2016 presidential election. At his first court appearance, Trump pleaded not guilty to all counts. The case against him makes him...

Escaping the College [Admissions] Rat Race

Janet Abrantes and Anjali Suva • May 11, 2023

After every admissions cycle, underclassmen of all grade levels prepare to clamor for the same highly-coveted spots at elite universities. But as Ivy League dreams fall increasingly out of reach, students require a new perspective on their future post-secondary education — one where prestigious university...

Ways to Cope With College Rejections

Anjali Suva, Senior Staff Writer • March 10, 2023

The day has finally arrived. You check your email obsessively, refreshing your applicant portal until a notification pops up. You click on it with bated breath — only to find a crushing rejection. While this experience is undoubtedly disheartening, to say the least, coping with college rejections doesn’t...

CARE courts don’t care for homeless autonomy

Anjali Suva and Christine Nguyen • March 10, 2023

On Jan. 26, a coalition of civil and disability rights organizations filed a lawsuit petitioning the California Supreme Court to strike down Senate Bill 1338, also known as the Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment (CARE) Court Program, arguing that the program would violate due process, equal...

Junior High Q2 Season Recap

Anjali Suva, Senior Staff Writer • February 6, 2023

Featuring girls tennis, boys basketball, and girls soccer, junior high intramural sports recently wrapped up their second quarter after a long season of practices and games. Girls Tennis: The girls tennis team had an outstanding run, remaining undefeated during their regular season...

Michelle Steel’s win: A loss for Asian Americans

Anjali Suva, Senior Staff Writer • December 19, 2022

With the onset of the Nov. 8 midterms, Northern Orange County saw the rise of two Asian-American candidates — Michelle Steel (R) and Jay Chen (D). As the fight for District 45, consisting of Cypress, Buena Park, Fullerton, Garden Grove, and Los Alamitos became heated, the power of the Asian vote...

Marvel’s Crumbling Universe

Trisha Phan and Anjali Suva • December 16, 2022

As Marvel develops its Phase 4 of content releases, its productions have been steeply declining in quality, leaving the overall franchise sloppy and underwhelming. Since the monumental release of “Iron Man” in 2008, Marvel has become synonymous with superhero movies. Often compared to its competitor...

BTS Leaves ARMY for the South Korean Military

Anjali Suva, Senior Staff Writer • November 17, 2022

South Korean boy band BTS shocked fans worldwide as they announced their third-ever extended hiatus as a group in a dinner party celebration video released June 14. Promising to return as a group in the unforeseeable future, they were met with overwhelming support from fans, despite some initial disappointment. Two...

AUHSD introduces the Memoir Portfolio to Oxford

Anjali Suva, Senior Staff Writer • October 28, 2022

For the 2022-2023 school year, AUHSD introduced the Memoir Portfolio, a district-wide capstone project where students create a digital portfolio with projects completed throughout the year. To prepare their portfolios, students received instruction and will utilize cluster and connection periods to work...

Quiet Quitting for Better Living

Anjali Suva, Senior Staff Writer • September 29, 2022

Quiet quitting, a new trend among the younger workforce, is challenging Americans’ long-held individualistic work mentality. Instead of following the American Dream, where working hard and aiming high is key to success, youth no longer succumb to the pressure to go above and beyond in their duties....