Ava Hooman

"Perfectionists", a spinoff of "Pretty Little Liars", gains popularity among fans of the original show.

New astronomy club looks to expand members

eniore enjoys winter break as an opportunity to catch up on work.

Seniors Rohan Pandey and David Koh have created Soundcloud Rap Group "Anime Samurai" and have begun writing and releasing lyrics.

Reporters attempt to survive shopping at a Black Friday Warehouse Sale at Brandy Melville.

With few veteran players, senior forward Jennah El-Ashmawi is still looking to recruit more players to fill the empty spots.

Reporter feels cameos and references cover up emotional aspects of new movie

Reporters try to make Boba and discover that it's harder than it looks.

Senior Esha Lakhotia was inspired to pursue the sport by her older sister.

Indo Cafe in Downtown Saratoga is an amazing Hole-In-The-Wall restaurant.

Juniors Ava and Neda Riazat explore the unique benefits of being identical twins. Although they share nearly the same appearance, each has her own unique personality.

Reporter accidentally knocks coffee over teacher's desk while reaching for the stapler during a summer geometry class at Archbishop Mitty.

Youtuber Emma Chamberlain rises quickly for her relatability and her self-deprecating content.

Administration retools school Wi-Fi system.

Reporters look at various study spots.

Do you need help making friends this year? 

Saratoga High Student attends coding camp during summer vacation. 

Julius Woods begins Lucid Monday events — a project that started at SHS.

Reporters try doing a juice cleanse, find mixed results.

Two sophomores create ViRally, an app that helps people find rallies and protests.

Reporters try juice cleanse and find mixed results.

Reporters discuss movies that don't require amazing acting or plot to still be entertaining.

Reporters try makeup subscription service Ipsy.

Reporters interview Mr. Orre to see how he came into the path of teaching.

Two unexperienced reporters play squash for the first time.

Senior Dean Stratakos, the school’s No. 1 player on the boys’ tennis team, said that academic rigor and athletics are the main factors he is considering.

April fools prank ideas

Having won only one of its four matches, the 16 members of  the mock trial team didn’t advance past the first round of the annual county competition.  

Besides playing a huge role in influencing modern fashion trends, athletes are now also using their fashion to make personal statements.

They are all labeled so the school can easily track each one in case of anything happening to one of them.

Practices occur during every lunch or tutorial in the orchestra room, which is especially useful for its large space and mirror. Uenaka said that overall, practices have been going well, with around 10 coming each day.

Juniors and seniors share some of the their favorite ways to study.

Go see the new Star Wars movie with a date. No one wants to spend the break Han SOLO.

The mass auditions are a social gathering for aspiring actors around the nation as well as a significant opportunity to forge relations with college representatives.

Some of the most simple items are also sold for the most shocking prices. A simple black T-shirt is sold for hundreds of dollars solely from the designer logo it has placed on the center of the shirt.

Castren bought his motorcycle from Craigslist and practiced for about a month after he passed his permit test and took a mandatory riding course.

The dance commission is seeking to raise money to help pay for the Winter Formal in December.

Columnist recalls a movie that changed her life,

Junior shares her opinion on this year's new Club Fair system. 

The officers hope to either make or get Delorean, the car from “Back to the Future,” and they are incorporating electronic music for their dances to give an ‘80s vibe.

The trio tried to sneak into Gustin’s meet and greet session when they saw that there wasn't high security around it, but gave up and left the area

Columnist rants how the PLL series finale should have played out.

California escapes stereotypes of sunny beaches and awesome weather.

2011 alumnus David Mandell was nervous as he walked up to renowned actor Kevin Pollak. In Mandell’s hands was a script that he had been working for the past several months.  

Reporters cover students who participated in history day, and the reason behind the event.

STEAM club aims to help less privileged students learn science.

Typecasting boosts actors’ careers, and attracts the same reliable audience, ensuring a high grossing movie and success for some actors, while being non type cast helps other actors fit into any role they are assigned to.  

Reporters get stranded on the golden gate bridge, as their limo breaks down.

Sophomore's opinion on recent United Airlines incident. 

Sophomores test Buzzfeed 'hacks' to get more food for the same price. 

Sophomore Jules Ducrot got an even more memorable experience than he could have ever dreamed when he went on the annual February break trip to Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Sophomores share experience trying to sneak into R-rated movie: "Ted 2."

Grads discuss where they got their start in a foreign language.

Sophomores attempt to eat exotic Japanese foods. 

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

Senior plans on going into product design

Looking out over the large city bustling with the noise of street vendors and shoppers, sophomore Jennah El-Ashmawi immediately knew that she was going to have an exciting and action-packed four weeks.

When the freshman class realized that Homecoming was going to be at the end of September — weeks earlier than last year’s Homecoming date — and the other grades had already started preparing, they feared that they wouldn’t finish on time. Without an elected class office over the summer, freshman Sonali Shanbhag stepped up to put the framework for Homecoming in place.

My unquestionable love for the Disney movie "Aladdin" began to waver when I rewatched the film recently, realizing how Disney weaved some rather controversial topics into the classic tale. As a 4-year-old, I skipped past them, but these implications have been increasingly apparent as I’ve gotten older.