Amy Carranza – The Oarsman

Amy Carranza, Managing Editor

Amy Carranza is now the Managing Editor for The Oarsman, returning to the journalism program yet again as a senior. In her sophomore year, Amy was the Arts and Entertainment Editor and has since held an executive position in the program. Although she is (still) unsure about her future plans, Amy's passions lie in being a creative person in every aspect of life. In her free time, Amy likes to stream movies, television, and she focuses on making art and writing poetry as well. She also listens to a lot of music—she'll listen to anything anyone recommends.

All content by Amy Carranza

[Photo] Donald Trump Wins New Hampshire Primary

Sophia Parrish, News Editor
February 2, 2024

[Photo] On The Grow-Guide To Plants On Campus

Imogen Rosenberg, Staff Writer
January 25, 2024

Gate Construction At Venice Concludes Amid New School Year

Amy Carranza, Managing Editor
October 16, 2023

[Photo] Avocados Are Amazing, But Heavily Underappreciated

Mia D'Angelo, Reporter
October 3, 2023

Even Though Spanto Is Gone, Venice Still Keeps Him Alive

Amy Carranza, Managing Editor
July 28, 2023

Senior Awards Night Honors Students For Academic Achievement

Amy Carranza, Co-Managing Editor
June 15, 2023

SEIU Local 99 And UTLA Join Forces In Their Fight For Fairness In LAUSD

Amy Carranza, Co-Managing Editor
March 20, 2023

[Photo] ‘Lord Of The Flies‘: A Timeless Classic With Contemporary Implications

Valentine Schieneman, Columnist
March 13, 2023

[Photo] ‘Behold The Dreamers’: An Exposure To The Faulty American Dream

Valentine Schieneman, Columnist
March 13, 2023

[Photo] Award Shows Are On The Decline For This Generation’s Media Consumption

Billy Quinn, Reporter
March 12, 2023

[Photo] ‘Good Riddance’ Is A Roller Coaster Of An Album Made By A Self-Proclaimed Cathartic Songwriter

Zora Hollie, Reporter
March 7, 2023

Boys’ Tennis Gets Set For A Head To Head Challenge Against Culver City’s Centaurs

Amy Carranza, Co-Managing Editor
March 2, 2023

[Photo] Venice To Unveil Free Menstrual Product Dispensers In Campus Bathrooms

Zoe Woodrick, Editor-In-Chief
February 17, 2023

[Photo] Students At Venice High Confront Bathroom Closures

Kayla Wilson and Zoe Woodrick
February 17, 2023

[Photo] ChatGPT Should Be A Cautious Reminder Of A.I. Advancement; Let The Tech Help, Not Control

Billy Quinn, Reporter
February 21, 2023

[Photo] Access To Food Delivery Services Strikes Debate Between Students And Staff

Mame Fatou Thiaw, Reporter
February 23, 2023

Violent Incident At Lincoln And Venice Initiates Conversation

Amy Carranza, Co-Managing Editor
February 17, 2023

[Photo] Normalize Access To Free And Affordable Menstrual Products

Zora Hollie, Reporter
January 27, 2023

[Photo] BARS Welcomes Katherine Secaida To Talk About Life Experiences And Incarceration

Alex Esparza and Kayla Wilson
November 17, 2022

IXL Makes Life Tedious For Students

Amy Carranza, Co-Managing Editor
November 3, 2022

[Photo] Venice High Arts Guild Supports The Arts With A Silent Auction

Rey Sandoval, Reporter
November 1, 2022

[Photo] The Great Candy Debate!

Billy Quinn and Dylan Rios
October 28, 2022

A Cyber Attack On LAUSD Makes Life At Venice High A Struggle

Amy Carranza, Co-Managing Editor
September 16, 2022

[Photo] Heat Wave Hits Venice High

Zoe Woodrick, Editor-in-Chief
September 15, 2022

Review: The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes

Amy Carranza, Arts & Entertainment Editor
May 19, 2022

Review: White Hot: The Rise and Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch

Amy Carranza, Arts Editor
May 10, 2022

Venice Students and Staff Celebrate Ramadan

Amy Carranza, Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 26, 2022

Preview: Venice High School’s Annual Art Show

Amy Carranza, A & E Editor
April 1, 2022

Venice Wins Third Place In Science Bowl

Amy Carranza, A & E Editor
March 29, 2022

Senior Alexandra Buckely Makes Bench Out Of Plastic Water Bottles

Amy Carranza, Arts and Entertainment Editor
March 3, 2022

[Photo] Cell Phones Should Be Allowed Out During Class

Arely Ocampo Bartolo, Managing Editor
March 1, 2022

[Photo] The Dangers of “Beauty” Filters

T Lopez, Opinion Editor
February 22, 2022

Venice Students To Perform In California All-State Honor Choir

Amy Carranza, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 15, 2022

Venice’s February Events Bring Love to Students and Staff

Amy Carranza and Zoe Woodrick
February 11, 2022

Venice High School Presents: You Can’t Take it With You

Amy Carranza, A & E Editor
February 2, 2022

Venice Students and Teachers Prepare For Finals Week

Amy Carranza, Arts and Entertainment Editor
December 13, 2021

Four Venice Students To Represent All Of LAUSD At SCVA

Amy Carranza, Reporter
November 19, 2021

Stop Scrutinizing Other People’s Bodies During The Holidays

Amy Carranza, Reporter
November 19, 2021

Highlighting Students’ Personal Growth Despite the Past Year’s Challenges

Amy Carranza, Reporter
November 1, 2021

Underclassmen Abruptly Adapt to High School Life

Lourdes Bullo, Amy Carranza, and Zoe Woodrick
October 4, 2021

Venice Clubs to Premiere at Club Expo

Julissa Alvarado, Emily Aquino, Amy Carranza, Samuel Laxamana, Rhylie Miramontes, and Zoe Woodrick
September 27, 2021

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