Isabelle Wang

Following her passion for animal science, senior Angela Luo gains hands-on experience while learning to become a vet.

Around 15 members work together to solve real life cases and puzzles during lunch meetings.

Junior Aiden Chen leads the team with his strong pitching.

Sarah Lim is ranked 167th in AJGA Rolex Rankings for women’s golf and received an offer on Jan. 31.

The footlong pretzel, cookie and churro combo proves to be underwhelming considering the hype.

Starting in seventh grade and continuing to junior year, I have found “Candy Crush” is the perfect balance of mindless fun and strategic swiping.

Career Compass motivates others to discover unique career paths through YouTube videos and Instagram reels.

Taught by Kristopher Orre, the class combines memorizing structures and applying their functions in real life scenarios.

Upperclassmen and underclassmen go on long bike rides together, as far as 15 miles to Shoreline, Mountain View and Levi’s Stadium.

Fusion cooking is much harder in practice than in theory.

Starting off our Thanksgiving break with 3,000 calories worth of sushi, tempura and cantaloupes.

The creative, personal connections humans create in art, literature and music are unreplicable by the coded algorithms in AI.

 Sophomore Thalea Charton alternates between a team sport and individual lessons outside of school.

The newly approved club uses students’ creative passions to give back to the community.

The Parent Education Panel and Wellness Center collaborate to support the social-emotional well-being of the community.

Scrolling through HBO Max, you may be overwhelmed by the 22 options for Studio Ghibli movies. Here’s a guide to breaking down the most iconic movies and what they’re known for.

Suzanne Herzman spent the ’22-’23 school year teaching English classes at Singapore American School.

Members write campaigns, such as a ban on the installation of artificial turf with PFAs, which they present to the city and school district.

As part of their English 11 Honors final project, seven students used themes from the novel to paint a long lasting mark on the school.

Students enjoyed the food truck fest, back to school social and an all-school barbeque.

Three students presented their projects on herbal medicines, a money reader and climate migration online on zFair.

Run by the University of Waterloo, the project works to provide companies with research about engaging the youth in leadership positions for social campaigns.

Held during tutorial and lunch, the meeting provided an opportunity for students to share their perspectives and opinions on how the school can be improved.

Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine

From Ghosts to The Babysitters Club, Raina Telgemeier creates nostalgic and comforting coming of age books.

Climate change activists’ attempts to raise awareness through annoying and pointless tactics just generate negative press for otherwise legitimate efforts of climate advocacy.

A home movie marathon, combined with cheap eats and fluffy blankets, is the perfect way to start your weekend.

To adjust to playing in a higher division, the Falcons changed their formations to have a stronger defense.

Sophomore Sarah Lim creates detailed plans during long hours of practice to stay motivated and focused.  

Ukrainian conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko refused to lead a concert touting the Russian government’s propaganda of improved, peaceful life conditions in Kherson, Ukraine. Contradicting the message of the planned performance, he was later shot by Russian authorities. 

Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate.

Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience.

Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody.

Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo.

Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes.

After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come.

An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests.

Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts.

Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year.

Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation.

Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time.

These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends.