Elaine Sun

Reporters examine hit song “Thotiana” and its implications about misogyny and sexuality.

The club, unlike most other service clubs, has student-initiated and student-created community involvement projects.

Reporter argues against unreasonable points taken off on assignments

Reporter tries the Sims and finds it to be a good game.

Media Arts Teacher Joel Tarbox finds inspiration for a novel in an unlikely place.

Senior Sasha Berkeley finds her passion in writing.

Junior rejoins dance class and finds confidence and stability in the dance community. 

New photography club utilizes activities to increase student interest and create opportunities for members to practice photography.

Junior prepares for the stress of second semester standardized testing.

Marine and AP Biology trip provides opportunity for students to enjoy hands-on experience with environment. 

Internationally ranked coaches in the Bay Area prepare students to represent the US at the upcoming winter olympics. 

Synesthesia helps sophomore excel in music. 

Results of the recent boys' and girls' country meets.

Queen's pumpkin patch offers attractions and sells pumpkins, along with other items

Seniors' short films selected to be played at the All American High School Film Festival. 

Students reflect on experiences switching between public and private schooling. 

Middle college program offers students freedom and increased variety of classes.

Facilities, resources, and scheduling cause division of sports into seasons.

YouTubers use other platforms to capitalize off of their social followings. 

Preview for upcoming season of boys' and girls' cross country. 

Once in a life-time eclipse draws the attention of students. 

Junior's talent and skill in volleyball has drawn the interest of colleges. 

"Brutal" competition in CCS pushes everyone to their limits, but the team ends the season strong with many athelets such as sophomore Harman Chawla breaking personal records.

Reporter claims that despite the over-the-top advertisement the movie ‘Everything, Everything,’ itself does little to fulfill the hype.  

However daunting, driving is a rite of passage into adulthood for most teens.

Because of the implementation of Common Core standards at Redwood Middle School, the new grade level math class for incoming freshmen is now Common Core State Standards (CCSS) Algebra instead of the previous standard of Geometry or Geometry Enriched.

Dr. Richard Freed urged parents to realize just how addicting technology is for teens during an address on Feb. 9 in the cafeteria as part of the PTSO’s monthly speaker series.  

Many track players seek to break records. 

Winter guard members face new challenges.

School's social media giving a new perspective

Sophomore shares comical experience on getting unique yet personal presents for her friend. 

Junior creates impactful short film.

This year, Eileen Toh’s job has been handed over to seniors Yuna Kim and Megana Saripella. Besides Kim and Saripella, the Homecoming commission consists of senior Amy Chiang and juniors Ishana Narayanan and Andrew Zheng.