Jessica Wang

As housing prices skyrocket and wages stagnate, many professionals, including teachers, are being priced out.

Alumna Kathy Heinze represented the U.S. in Riga at U.S.S.R. international swim meet.

2008 Soundings publishes work by jailed alumnus

Compared to previous years, the drama department tackles a modern production.

Annual fall play provided audiences with compelling social dynamics and complex characters.

Extreme fan groups pose a danger to artists through death threats and other obsessive behaviors.

Saratoga marching band and Color Guard selected and performed for nationally televised holiday parade

Due to increasing digitalization of journalism, many media companies are often coerced into capitalizing off viewership while compromising credibility.

This year’s fall play, an adaptation of “Sense and Sensibility,” offers a broad range of female roles and themes connecting the story to modern audiences.

Team’s setbacks at nationals provide future learning experiences.

Students recap spring musical and reflect upon the deeper undertones of family-friendly production.

Rally commission begins preparations early for the event.

Reporter argues that high test scores are not correlated with intelligence and should not be treated or addressed as such

Freshmen who took first-semester Health/Driver's Ed will not be given credit for the driver's education part of the course. They gathered after school by Obenour's room on Jan. 11 to make up the tests in order to earn their driver's education completion certificate.

Actors complimented for their ability to make the meaning of play clear despite language difficulties.

Reporter argues that a pair of higher quality heels is worth investing in for Winter Formal.

The drama department prepares for their fall play.

ComedySportz is back, and ready to bring some laughs!

Reporters interview Student and Teacher about the differences between United States Academic Culture and Academic Culture elsewhere in the world.

New Spanish Teacher Stephany Marks takes on five periods of Spanish classes.

Drama teacher Sarah Thermond discusses the possible complications of "Julius Caesar" as a Fall Play.

Anyone taking English 11H must now read The Crucible over the Summer.

Costumes were designed by Sarah Thermond’s mother Cathie Thermond, who has volunteered for the school’s drama department since her daughter was a student. The sets will stay true to the late-Victorian era, in which the story takes place, with the exception of the scenes with more fantastical elements.

Six boys compete for the title of Mr.Saratoga and entertain the audience through the modeling, talent, and question and answer segments.

For the first time, the drama department will be performing a musical with advanced stage effects and techniques, specifically theatrical flying.  

With all the commitment required, students who have participated in “The Nutcracker” for many years can measure their own progress.

New digital systems and old analog systems don't always mesh, and the school is trying to figure out the best solution.

Cast members for the productions were chosen following auditions in mid October

Two columnists disagree aboout the hotly debated topic.

This year's drama production of "You Can't Take It With You" sets the record for largest fall cast. 

Sophomore Jessica Wang considers how modern styles stem from older trends

With its premiere in 1936, the three-act Broadway comedy takes place in New York City, focusing on the antics of the three generation Sycamore family, specifically their interactions with the family of youngest daughter Alice Sycamore’s boyfriend, Tony Kirby.