Diego Caceres

Diego Caceres, Editor-in-Chief

Hi there! My name is Diego Caceres, and I’m the Editor-in-Chief for The Ubiquity, which means I edit articles and approve everything posted on the website. I enjoy appreciating animation, watching movies, and meeting new people (if my anxiety allows it).

This year, I dream of dancing on the school hip-hop team. I plan on auditioning, and if I make it, using practices as my form of exercise, but the two-hour-long practices may drop my grades. Whatever happens, I’m still looking forward to tennis. I’m unsure whether to play singles or doubles, but I’ll decide when the time comes.

I hope to spend my senior year living intentionally. I fear worrying about my grades and being perfect will make me forget to enjoy the little things. My future looks uncertain, but this burst of optimism following me through week one of school tells me things will work out okay.

The Ubiquity

The Ubiquity

The Ubiquity

Diego Caceres, Editor-in-Chief

[Photo] Art Submissions

Reflecting on Season 5 of Samurai Jack

[Photo] Maltese Poodle Caught Plotting a Murder

[Photo] Thor: Love and Thunder Movie Review

You Must Accept Imperfection to Become a Better Person

Authenticity Can’t Be Faked

Overworking Yourself Isn’t Worth It

Being Creative Is Difficult

Opinions On Everything (Yes, EVERYTHING)

Future Talk

I Love Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie

The QHHS Super Smash Bros: Ultimate Team

Infinity Train Deserved Better

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: A Good First Impression

WandaVision: A Reflection After the Finale

Nuance in the Entertainment World

La La Land: Pure Movie Magic

Joe Hisaishi: The Musical genius Behind Studio Ghibli

The Legacy of Joanne Rogers

In the Entertainment World

The Polar Express: A Chilling Masterpiece

The Queen’s Gambit: Excitement from Chess

Over the Garden Wall: The Perfect Fall Series

Don Hertzfeldt and the Genius of World of Tomorrow

I’m Thinking of Ending Things Review

Ranking All Studio Ghibli Movies

Online Interactions

On the Social Scene

Tenet Review

No Theaters, No Problem

What Will Happen to the Live-Action Avatar Remake?

Keeping Up with Technology

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