Roland Shen

Preview for boys' tennis.

This year, the area that has been traditionally seen as the senior parking lot, which is also perhaps the most convenient spot, is noticeably being inhabited by juniors and even sophomores — this year more heavily than in past years.

In 2014, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) made its first attempt to remove the nationally accepted freedom known as net neutrality. Now, net neutrality, which gives all internet users full freedom to browse the entirety of the web, is under attack once again — the fate of net neutrality will be determined on Dec. 14.  

Reporters argue that the Celtics actually have a good chance to make the playoffs.

Senior Roland Shen remembers how a dinner guest destroyed his favorite toy

Two columnists recall a haunting halloween experience with the cops.

Almost 300 students have to retake tests they previously took.

Marvel's 'Iron Fist', despite having some plot holes, proves to be likable and entertaining nevertheless.

Although the robotic team did not perform in their top condition at the first regional tournament of the year, they set their eyes on the next regional tournament in Las Vegas.

Q&A with Saratoga's Mayor, Emily Lo. 

Annual Club Rush event aids to fund numerous clubs. 

Buying club clothes is not an effective way of using money raised. 

High school basketball coaches lead NJB team to success. 

Junior and Sophomore review new show "Silicon Valley."

Junior shares experience of applying for internship interview at Facebook. 

Students come together from across all grades to compete in March Madness. 

Despite dissapointing loss to Mountain View, boys basketball team qualifies for CCS after a strong season.

Senior loves cooking and aspires to become better. 

Senior boys' design custom longboard. 

Tardy system should be re-done to better show whether students are actually tardy or not.

Water polo players improve in the offseason for edge

MAP students reach the half-way point in their yearlong projects. 

Seniors attempt to cook their own lunches rather than spending money on off-campus food. 

Television host and comedian Jimmy Kimmel, who is well known for his sensationally dry humor in late night talk show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, is set to host the 89th Academy Awards on Feb. 26.

Students talk about the most recent rally on December 9, 2016. 

Commission tries to use suggested ideas.

Many students want to be able to dunk. This article talks about the people who can.

This article talks about what is it like to be the youngest sibling.

Longboarding inconvenience cause student to think outside the box.

Students talk about new apple products.

Junior talks about Black Friday.

Students talk about new French teacher. 

Junior recalls past experience with helpful website.

Water polo ends their season

In the age of electronics, computer science now plays a major role in many diverse jobs.

Junior tries DIY speakers

Junior expresses why DC comics is better than Marvel. 

Recap of boys water polo games and also the changes in having a new coach.

Barbell club and Tri-M club are two new clubs discussed in detail. 

Many Saratoga High athletes must go through a tough competive prcoess if they want to be recruited for a sport in college. 

“You’ll never beat me. You’ll never beat anyone.” These were the words that sent me on the path to basketball mastery and a life-changing experience.

ourteen juniors were honored by their teachers at the annual California Scholarship Federation (CSF) Award Ceremony breakfast on May 18.  

Though the Falcons kicked off the De Anza league season with a winning streak, the team has since fallen to seventh place in the division with a league record of 4-8 as of April 22. 

Outside hitter Joel Schneidmiller continues to pace the Falcons.

Students struggle as they attempt to get accepted into summer programs. 

Students struggle as they attempt to get accepted into summer programs.

Streaming services gain rights to their content by signing contracts with the original producers of movies or TV shows. These contracts, however, eventually expire, forcing companies to remove the content from their streaming libraries. Subscribers are then forced to pay an additional “rental fee” of $4 to view the content again.  

Streaming services gain rights to their content by signing contracts with the original producers of movies or TV shows. These contracts, however, eventually expire, forcing companies to remove the content from their streaming libraries. Subscribers are then forced to pay an additional “rental fee” of $4 to view the content again.  

Teen drivers are often a victim to terrible accidents, and there are many reasons for it.

Spring Fling week has always been a tradition that, like Homecoming, defines the school. This year, students praised Spring Fling for more attendance and participation. 

Students all across campus have been distracted because Supercell, the mobile gaming company that first introduced the blockbuster hit Clash of Clans, recently released its new addicting smash hit game called Clash Royale on March 2.

Students all across campus have been distracted because Supercell, the mobile gaming company that first introduced the blockbuster hit Clash of Clans, recently released its new addicting smash hit game called Clash Royale on March 2.  

Reporter fails as first time chef.

After winning the CCS Division II playoffs and the El Camino league last year, the Falcons have moved up to the upper De Anza League and hold a 3-2 record as of March 14.

During the weekend of March 3, 12 members of the DECA club traveled to San Diego to participate in a conference that drew people from all around California.

After weeks of preparation by the teams involved, the First Robotics Competition (FRC) season has finally begun. 

In the past, Animated Graphics was open to only students in the  Media Arts Program. The course taught fundamental skills needed for MAP, including how to use different programs like Photoshop and Flash Animation. 

Two dozen students soaked up the sun, improved their Spanish and built cultural bridges during the annual exchange program in Cuernavaca, Mexico, held during February break. 

Throughout February and March, speech and debaters have worked tirelessly to gain coveted spots to state and national tournaments. When the string of consecutive tournaments came to an end, four won the chance to compete at the state tournaments. 

These days, peers, teachers and parents pound students with different pressures. What many of these stresses have in common are decisions — ones that aren’t made by high school students but by other people in their lives.

In response to parent and student interest, sophomores will be able to take a regular physics class next year, according to assistant principal Brian Safine. 

The school’s speech and debate team is starting 2016 with a flurry of tournaments. The team competed in five tournaments in January. The most recent were the California Forensics League tournaments held at Milpitas High School on Jan. 23-24, and the National Catholic Forensics Qualifier tournament held on Jan. 23. 

As the new year takes off, so does the robotics season.  

Currently, all over the country, the debate of whether fantasy sports should be considered gambling or not has been extremely active.

Students walk into Algebra 2 Honors and AP Computer Science teacher Debra Troxell’s room at lunch every other Monday, eager to apply complex algorithms to difficult problems and share their knowledge with other 15-20 Computer Science club members.

The school’s jazz band is hosting its annual Jazz Cabaret dance on Feb. 6 from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Large Gym. Jazz Cabaret features swing dancing to the jazz band’s music, and admission costs $10 per student.

With the school’s independent study physical education (ISPE) program on the rise, the administration should implement more regulations to ensure that these top athletes are making real progress in their sports.  

Seniors Nina Nelson and Jennifer Chen created a ‘Little Rock Nine’ music video with the help of the class of 2015 alumnus Nik Aji.

Speech and Debate season kicks off with the National Parliamentary Debate Invitational (NPDI) held at the University of California, Berkeley, which took place on Nov. 14-15.  

The Science Olympiad team is ready to begin preparing for the Science Olympiad Regionals on March 19. Science Club officers have already chosen the team, and the individual members of the team are working hard to prepare for their events.  

On Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., senior Kanaai Shah plays a role his classmates might not be aware of: He is a front desk worker at the Courtyard by Marriott, a four-star hotel, in Palo Alto-Los Altos.  

Parent Ken Lee recently partnered with Venice Produce to start a Healthy Schools fundraising effort.

Going into the tournament, members of the debate team thought they had a chance of winning the competition. Its main competitors are Leland and Bellarmine High School, two of the strongest debate teams in the area.  

Activities director and Spanish teacher Rebeca Marshburn’s job as the school’s activities director revolves around working with ASB, the Leadership class, class officers, clubs and commissions.

Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many.

On Friday, Sept 25, more than 60 clubs filled the quad with hopes of recruiting new members for the upcoming school year.  

Impact Christian Club’s presidents hosted the event, See You At The Pole, where students gathered under their school’s flagpole to pray with their peers.  

Roshan Verma has been elected as president, Deyshna Pai, as vice president, Patrick Li as treasurer and Daniel Bessonav as secretary. Two appointed class representatives are Nevin Prasad and Cameron Lin, and the School Site Council representatives are Julia Deng and Sasha Picard.

 Out of over 1.5 million students who took the PSAT last October, 39 SHS seniors had scores among the top 1 percent, making them National Merit semifinalists. This number matches last year’s school record of 39

2015 graduates Anjali Manghnani, Deepti Kannan and Sudeep Raj traveled to Dallas from June 14-19 and lived the dream of every serious speech and debater: competing in the national tournament. Now, the new competitors are preparing for this year's competitions.