Andrew Li

Aside from one viral chart-topper, this “comeback album” has only been appreciated by diehard fans.

 Chemistry honors teacher Kathy Nakamatsu and juniors Aiden Chen, Angie Chen and Amy Pan talk about their personal struggles and how they navigated them.

This simple change to the admissions process would benefit students and admissions officers alike.

Despite language barriers, the visiting students were engaged in classes and keen to converse with their temporary American classmates.

Two juniors competed with over 5,000 students at the National Speech & Debate Association national tournament this past summer.

Counselors and CCC have noted an upward trend in the number of college applications, and are concerned about its implications for the quality of individual applications.

With the help of the fire department and other first responders, the Safety Team aims to introduce new policies that will protect students and staff when the first responders are not immediately available.

The rapper’s fourth project features outstanding production and great lyrical performances from guest artists and Scott himself.

The AI tool has made cheating on open-ended writing assignments more accessible, increasing the number of academic integrity violations.

Patrick Bateman, the protagonist, has recently taken over the internet through “sigma male” edits and hashtags like #sigma and #grindset that emphasizes male independence.

The recent cheating scandal in APUSH has brought attention on how AI will challenge schools and students.

The Falcons made CCS for the first time in four years.

Despite a rocky start, the team’s improved chemistry gives them hope.

It’s time to normalize being healthy and demystify how to get there.

Lil Yachty has added a modern twist to alternative rock.

Seniors Amrita Gopal and Dragon Neal worked tirelessly with their classmates since November to deliver a stunning viewing experience.

The number of cases per week has steadily decreased from a peak in mid-December.

While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear.

In the midst of the new year craze, here’s how to stay focused and dedicated to your muscle-building journey.

It’s a gift that could have better presentation.

Kanye’s near-perfect discography does not excuse his recent behavior.

The play, written by Arthur Miller, is in the historical fiction genre and depicts the Salem witch trials.

My opinion of the GOAT’s best songs.

A new superintendent is expected to be named by mid-June.

Orre was interested in the position because of his experience coaching strength and conditioning for the school’s sports teams.

I can’t bring my own lunch from home, so this is what I endure

Fonts have feelings and we just hurt them  

Local sophomore becomes yet another victim to scientific progress.

Grad Night will host an array of activities from 10pm to sunrise on the next day.

The basic rundown on what has been happening in Eastern Europe.

A conflict captured in videos and on social media inspires strong feelings and mirrors other conflicts.

A survey found that 50% of respondents preferred to keep the fall bell schedule, influencing the district’s decision.

The 14-year football coach and PE and health teacher built a strong program that fell on hard times in recent years.

Out of all of the movies released in 2021, “Spider-Man: No Way Home” takes the cake as the best.

With a senior-heavy team, the program will need to rebuild next year.

The administration is considering bringing detentions back in response to students arriving late to class.

The scope of the class is a better fit with more time to cover important areas.

Two boys on a gnarly journey to get swole.

Cry loud, cry proud

Because of teacher complaints, advisory lessons’ content and format have been adjusted.

Are these restrictions helping China’s teenagers or hurting them?

Efficient practices and strong team chemistry contribute to the team’s outstanding performance.

Esteemed sandwich scholar puts the debate to rest

Chess is competitive, but that doesn’t make it a sport.

 Increased screen time, causing fatigue and migraines, prompts once flourishing students and teachers to struggle.  

After some COVID restrictions on high school sports were lifted, the football team prepares for their spring season.

Reporters fail to vanquish computer opponent after a drawn-out online Monopoly match.

Junior Yoshiki Shimokawa has played the instrument for seven years.

Judge’s decision to ban University of California from considering SAT and ACT scores in admissions places more weight on more unreliable standards for admission, harming many in the process.

Students explore game development and data science through online courses and tutorials.

The San Francisco 49ers appear to be in a vulnerable position as they lead the NFL in players on the Injured Reserve.

Students and staff share health and safety concerns surrounding bringing people back onto campus for in-person learning.

LGSUHSD is considering moving forward with the next phase in their four-phased plan.

Through the pandemic, the varsity boys’ water polo team finds a way to safely practice before the delayed season begins.

Music educator Norman Dea will be substituting for music director Michael Boitz for a semester while Boitz is on paternity leave.

The boys return to playing the popular crafting game to rediscover their inner middle schooler.

Students should have access to optional assignments and lectures to get a stronger grasp on missed topics to succeed in college and beyond.   

Due to the outbreak, the majority have been canceled to help prevent the spreading of the virus.

Many leagues are finding different ways to entertain fans during the pandemic.

College Board’s changes to AP testing in response to global COVID-19 quarantines presents various issues about test security and difficulty.

Band and orchestra teachers are keeping their program strong through activities and online resources.

AP Chinese and AP English Language courses have varying amounts of focus on exam, but still provide students with skills needed to succeed.

The team is still experiencing struggles a year after not winning a single game.

In the Engineering Development and Design course, a group of senior girls created a project proposal for sexual assault, an issue they were passionate about solving

Increasing injuries due to the more aggressive style of football has lead to decreasing length of professional careers and increasing concerns towards adolescents beginning to play the sport.

Though having 18 seniors graduate, the team feels positive because of incoming new talented players 

The course teaches students musical skills such as sight-reading and composition that culminate in a year-end concert.

New practice schedule and key sophomore additions drive push towards CCS berth.

Senior wants to play in college but has no plans yet.

The team tries to fill in holes left by graduates in hope of qualifying for CCS.

Former chief engineer leaves dream job to come to manage facilities at Saratoga. 

Experienced newcomer hopes to make a large impact on the team for years to come.

Many classes will implement more earth science topics to prepare students for standardized test.

Teachers with more lenient classes follow required curriculum and try to add in more creative activities along the way.

A hectic month is filled to the brim with concerts, tournaments and festivals for the school’s ensembles.

Five students decide to bring back prestigious club.

High school musicians performed with elementary and middle school students to raise money for Harmony Project Bay Area

District follows the lead of the elementary school district in making a quick way to transmit information to the school community

Reporters argue that the recent cheating incident prove computer tests unreliable.

After moving up a league and losing eighteen players to graduation, Boys' Soccer is left in a difficult spot.

The winners of the Language Department's Triple E awards have been announced.

Reporter plays a round of Badminton with JV players and discovers why the sport is said to be easy to learn, but hard to master.

The boys' soccer team attempts to have a successful season despite many graduations last year.

Girls' water polo advanced to finals in a historic CCS run.

The band completes its season after competing in Southern California.

Game review on Episode: Choose Your Story

Senior wins USA Water Polo Award

The administration has closed the upper field during lunch due to students not cleaning up after themselves.

New club offers competitive and recreational platforms for students to play popular video games.

Girls' water polo is hoping to make CCS with excellent record.

The marching band competed at the Cupertino Tournament of Bands and placed first in their division.

A review of popular trickshot YouTube channel, Dude Perfect. 

The first competition occurs Oct. 13 at Cupertino High School.

Boys varsity water polo team has high hopes for the upcoming season. 

Girls water polo team hopes for an exciting season after a very "lackluster" one. 

Changes in junior and senior level history courses aim to make them easier to grasp.