Isabelle Yang

Preview for the upcoming badminton season.

Senior Isabelle Yang obesses over salted cheese tea and urges people to try it

Serial killers getting undeserved romanticization 

Taiwanese nationalism angers Chinese, creates tensions

Yang discusses the disgusting traumatizing experience of using school bathrooms.

Junior and father bond over passion for baseball. 

Juniors face against each other in a leprechaun trap making contest. 

People should redefine what it means to be American. 

Labeling Asians as the “master race” has seen far more implications than most of us can imagine. It places difficult and dangerous pressures on an entire race. But this is how Richard Spencer, white nationalist politician and certified racist, sees Asians.  

Junior speaks out about the current legal driving age.

It’s me and I’m back again to tell you that I have even more grievances to air with my name. As much as I’d like to say that upon releasing my previous article, I had been reborn as a new person — or perhaps as the “Isabelle” I’d always been — and I had extended into the heavens as a graceful butterfly.  

Junior's thoughts on the value of classics

Recognition of women controversial at the Olympics

Juniors' experience at new Taiwanese restraunt

After two long days, the Falcon badminton team members emerged victorious from CCS on May 13-14, sending No. 1 boys’ singles player Stephen Ding and No. 1 boys’ doubles players Partha Shah and Josh Li onward to play at the NorCal State Championships on May 21.  

“Good game, Wilcox!” echoed throughout the gym on April 21, as the Falcons came out victorious 22-8, their fourth consecutive  win in this season.

BuzzFeed, a "social news and entertainment company" started in 2006, has become famous among entertainment enthusiasts of the Internet age. In addition to YouTube videos, the company creates quizzes, which range from “Who is your spirit Nazi?” to “What is your all time favorite slang word?”  

School IDs are scanned for many purposes: checking out books in the library, identification checks at school dances, receiving class textbooks and more. Recently, the school has introduced a new program called the “5 star system,” a scanning system for student ID cards which enables ASB, administrators and class officers to track student involvement in school activities. But it has also been tried as an incentive to increase school spirit and attendance at activities like rallies, something that even new scanners cannot change.  

Upon donning my fresh plastic “UV 80+++” visor, I had already appeared to have been a changed person. Aside from feeling protected from the sun and its cancerous death rays, being able to wear the famed “Asian mom hat”  meant that I had finally reached the state of womanhood — at least, according to my Asian relatives. 

The Falcons lost their first two games against Cupertino on March 10 and Monta Vista on March 10, both with scores of 20-10. 

Remember when you began walking as a child? Your parents and relatives would test your endurance by giving you an endpoint to reach, and just when you thought you had made it, they would move further back, making you walk more. In this case, they were making you do more because you needed to  learn how to walk. 

Reporter struggles with people incorrectly calling her Elizabeth instead of Isabelle.

As Japanese and Korean culture becomes increasingly popular in our society, my Facebook newsfeed has more and more often displayed posts about and links to koreaboo.com and various anime fan sites.  

Proving once again that any outspoken Twitter comedian can become the next host for a big hit late-night show, Trevor Noah’s show is a prime example of using offensive humor and misguided logic. Noah, who has recently become the host of “The Daily Show,” has been criticized for everything from his weak, dull comedy, his habit of cracking racist and sexist jokes and his poor handling of the the show.  

Recently revealed by the World Health Organization (WHO), bacon and all other processed meats have been classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as class-one carcinogens, putting them in the same category that holds tobacco smoking and asbestos.

How these school spirit events have changed over time

If you think golf is a sport and golfers are athletes, you are either wrong, or you are a golfer.

Despite recent efforts by the feminist movement to end unnecessary use of gender labels, the boy-girl divide still exists in the marketing world.