Ryan Kim

SHS TV looks a seniors who have jobs, recaps recents sports and Spring Fling action, shows the Dog of the Week, and examines the history of the school's mascot with principal Paul 'Robinson.

In all of these cases, the activists and social reformers understood what were the nation’s positive as well as negative attributes.

New characters were yet another source of Star Wars memes, especially with controversial character Rose Tico, who stops Finn from sacrificing himself to save the remaining Resistance fighters due to her passion to “save the ones we love.”

Classes that involve more critical thinking in reading, like English or history classes, generally promote a sharing of ideas from both students and teachers.

Wonder Woman proclaimed best movie of 2017

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 argues that students are responsible for their education.

Columnist recalls the moment his father left for his new job in Korea.

Soundtracks are the fundamental backbone of emotion in movies. They bring inspiration, hope, tension, sorrow, horror, joy and peace to the audience.

It is virtually impossible to be a moderate in today’s political climate.

Columnist argues that our school doesn't actually have most minorities.

Reporter argues that slang does not make sense.

Columnist shares his passion for old music.

H-mart, and excellent Korean market. 

Boys Tennis unable to revenge loss against Monta Vista due to Bellarmine's "shady" victory.

Spring Fling rally very competitive.

The boys tennis team finishes second in league, having beaten all other league opponents.

GOP should stick with Obamacare. 

The school introduces a new fundraiser on Pi Day. 

Juniors try their hands at acapella singing.

Although many people are against Trump and his policies, they should find a way to solve their problems and start making progress.

Athough the boys tennis team has lost players to graduation, the team remains confident, even qualifying for CCS.

Subject tests are becoming less accepted at colleges. 

Senior joins Navy instead of  traditional college. 

Junior furious about neighbor's lawn holes

Actors should be able to speak their political views

How name-calling shaped a junior's life for the better

After her singing career launched at age 8, senior Samantha Sherman began taking lessons from a vocal teacher at 10. She practices two to four hours a week, and her repertoire mostly consists of opera music, such as “O Mio Babbino Caro,” “Summertime” and “Les Berceaux.” Now a senior, Sherman has grown in her singing prowess, expanding her vocal range as a soprano singer.    

Just as the Cubs were able to win the World Series against all odds, the Warriors seem to have an advantage this year.

12th grader takes part in her last Saratoga idol.

Students call the new SAT more intuitive than the old one.

'V for Vendetta' has political undertones

Being jolly is harder than is looks.

Grades aren't what they seem

Junior discusses what it means to be successful.

What Trump has done

Lack of Trump rejections shows cowardice among the GOP

Attendance experiences a drop in tardies after the implication of new block schedule.

R-Rated movies innaproprirate

Juniors stress over October

Junior talks about balding

Movies create wrong perception of highschool life.

Benefit fashion show was hosted Saratoga High's small gym to generate funds to support Silicon Valley Children's Fund.

Recap of boys cross country team performance for the start of this season and a recap of the CCS winners last year.

On Sept. 6, the boys ran their first meet of the season, a 2.1 mile flat course at Lynbrook High School. Other star Falcons at the meet included junior Amit Nag, who ran a time of 11:15; sophomore David Berkowitz, who ran a time of 12:03; and senior Kushagro Bhattacharjee, who ran a time of 12:27.  

Freshmen excels in cross country. 

Junior Ryan Kim talks about his first experience debuting as a singer.

iPhone 7 is controversial 

Our new home may be closer than we think.

Students need to be cognizant of international affairs in order to empathize

In its attempt to defend its national title from last year, the varsity A History Bowl team went to Washington, D.C., from April 22-24 and placed 14th out of 168 teams at the National History Bee and Bowl tournament.  

When the Falcon’s Lifestyles editors challenged us to start conversations with pickup lines, we happily obliged.  

With an early record of 7-4, the baseball team is starting off the season strong. Coming off of a successful 17-14 season last year, the team hopes to improve and make a deep run in CCS.  

SHSTV explores the controversy over a lack of diversity among Oscar nominees, checks in with Sue's Cafe, shows what the new creative writing elective is doing, previews the Benefit fashion show and delivers anonymous Valentine's Day roses to surprised students.

SHSTV covers college apps, New Year's resolutions, winter break and the girls' basketball team's trip to Canada.

After many complaints from parents, teachers and students in recent years about the Monday bell times and other issues, a districtwide group called the Schedule Advisory Committee (SAC) has been commissioned to come up with an improved schedule for next year.

The Young Coder’s Club was co-founded by the Kumar brothers with the mission of immersing high school and middle school students in computer science.

Out of the thousands of students who submitted research projects to the Siemens Science competition, seniors Alexander Li, Rishi Veerapaneni and Kristine Zhang were named semifinalists along with 463 others.

Recently, the debate over removing the GPA boost that comes with taking AP or Honors classes has become a topic of discussion.

SHSTV brings you a sports segment, rally coverage, political opinions and word of the week.