Connie Liang

Senior Raghav Malaviya has spent the last few years devoted to Pokémon video games, and his passion has taken him around the globe for competitions.  

Early closing times of library and other establishments problematic for students.

Despite many new members and staff, the team went on to place first multiple times.

Falcons hope to succeed in the more competitive division with their new coach. 

US History and Gov educators find various ways to handle the necessity of teaching current events

Students say they struggle to maintain motivation in last stretch of school year

Varsity and JV pursue contrasting themes of ambiguity and happiness

Simplicity and straightforwardness is key in boosting the ACT, traditionally the underdog, past the College Board's SAT  

Youth should be on forefront of environmental advocacy

Sidney Hough is inspired to make Slumberbug after seeing her classmates and friends struggling in the morning

The Saratoga Strings ensemble auditioned and competed to be given the opportunity to travel to the Midwest Clinic in Chicago to perform their repertoire.

Reporter describes popular dance challenge

Marching band utilizes more leg visuals to place first at the Foothill Band Review on Oct. 27 after a disappointing fifth place the week before.

The McAfee center, originally created to revamp the drama program, attracts organizations looking for a venue, bringing the community together in the process.

Marching band adjusting to new changes in management, tries to strengthen upperclassmen and underclassmen relationships.

Reporters weigh the ethical issues of leaked songs.

The music stopped playing for the K pop dancers, but they kept the performance going.

A newly installed four-way stop in Downtown Saratoga has been met with both praise and criticism.

Reporter stays up late as an experiment, finds it to be beneficial at times.

Varsity Girls' Swimming places fourth in Finals.

The computer science club hosted its first competition on April 22 aimed at challenging high school students from around the Bay Area in solving complicated algorithmic programming questions.

Pickard scores winning touchdown for the juniors

China transfer student adjusts to freedom and a new kind of academic pressure

Lack of easy access to Asian delicacies prompts a creative local to start a website that offers a wide range of authentic Chinese foods

HERO and Chinese Clubs collaborate to provide aid to the homeless in the Tenderloin district. 

Speech and debate offers opportunities to learn about and research a wide range of topics. 

Freshman swimmer feels the pressure to fill in her sister's footsteps.

Color guard awards Miya and Kimi Uenaka with fun, good memeories and life skills.

Despite its purpose of being a quiet place for students to study and work, the library is often filled with distractions during tutorial. 

Sophomore participates in internship program to provide refurbishment and services to schools and children in Nepal.

Student athletes spend off-season time conditioning and preparing for the next season. 

People might not realize the affect that an artists' words have on listeners, but when artists advocate for things such as prescription drugs, it sends listeners a message that they are okay to abuse.

Although mumble rap has been denounced for lack of lyrics and inauthecity by critics, many enjoy the heard beates associated with the style

This year's poster and flowers askings contrast with extravagant ones from previous years

Sophomore Connie Liang urges her younger self to drown out the desire for competitive success in swimming and focus on the sport itself

Reporters try out bullet journaling as a method of destressing. 

Plumed Horse Chocolaterie attracts customers with delicious flavors and intricate designs

Olympic photographer shares journey from low-profile photography to professional photography with students.

After 47 years, local market announces its closure following Amazon's new partnership with Whole Foods.

Walking down the streets of Hongdae in Seoul, the center of South Korea’s youthful nightlife, senior Daniel Ryu was surrounded by Korean urban street art and underground music; however, most of the people he saw were wearing American streetwear brands like Stussy, Supreme, Obey, Vans and Nike.

Reporters share their pet peeves at school. 

Tracking and limiting childrens' screen time has both benefits and harms.

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

Sophomore moves from Louisiana to the Bay Area before settling in Saratoga. 

New feature proves popular with students, staff and community members.

Piano teacher, who fled from Soviet Union, recounts journey, gratitude, and music