Jonathan Li

The small team size presents challenge for swimmers

Spring not only brings fresh colors on campus, but also new clubs for students to develop new passions

Working seniors discuss differences in safety precautions at their job to limit the spread of the virus  

Amidst recent outbreaks, teams aim to maintain a sense of normalcy

Bay Area startup culture forces unhealthy growth and misleading reports within innovating businesses

Students provide insight into these risky investments and their potentially lucrative results

The close game left the players feeling disappointed about their performance, but optimistic for future games

Tri-M, Leo Club and Singing For Smiles plan to hold holiday themed performances.

Years of experience paid off in a bet against Bitcoin.

Seniors share their experiences competing in respective sports

DearAsianYouth, Females for Finance and Garden Club are among the new clubs approved this year.

Lynbrook loss exposes key weaknesses within the team in push for League Championships and CCS qualification

Current administration is characterized with budget mismanagement, lack of transparency and the failure to handle the pressing homelessness crisis

With a senior-heavy lineup, the athletes hope to prepare juniors and underclassmen for rigorous season

After hard losses, the team hopes to carry their momentum into the next season.

Vaccine distribution and decreasing COVID-19 cases have allowed summer programs to restart, both in-person and online.

Despite unfamiliar environments and a shortened season, the team has their sights set on winning a league championship.  

Jerome Chung, 37, recalled for helping players reach their full potential.

Digital swim meets -- they're awkward, cumbersome, and absolutely a product of the times. Nonetheless, the swim team presses forward into the upcoming modified season.

Time differences present problems but friendships remain mostly the same.

Active student investors make tens of thousands from trading companies featured on subreddit wallstreetbet.

Why I gambit-ed $9 on a Netflix subscription, and why you should too.

From 2010-2019, sports players showed off their momentous moves before coronavirus took over the world

Students join together to explore and live-trade the stock market.

The big four do little to no harm and should be left alone.

Non-commital sex show dichotomous effects among individuals.

Fueled by a young core, rising stars are confident

Without sports guidelines from the state of California until January of 2021, the school cannot redo the sports calendar to fit with Santa Clara county’s transition to purple tier.   

Desire to diversify clubs on campus prompt juniors to create fitness club.

The depth and unique plots of animes are unparalleled.

Highschoolers spend hours each day trading stocks to make profit.

A Lebron James bandwagon roasts other teams.

An industry with potential that just needs some diversity.

Inspired by No App Maker Left Behind, the club strives to provide students across the country with the opportunity to pursue economics

Residents worried about novel coronavirus prepare for the worst

Relying on peers and rumors can lead to poor choices.

With the addition of a new coach, swimmers aim to place higher within their league.

 Hundreds attend as performers join forces with Redwood to deliver a nostalgic night of music.   

Falcons look to sustain stellar defence and hot shooting en route to win league

Referees crack down, but sometimes good-natured, heated competition is what makes sports fun.  

CASSY counselor tells students to reach out when in danger.

Junior Anthony Qin establishes club aiming to prepare rural Chinese students for annual gaokao

After high numbers of cuts and tardies, new disciplinary actions have been implemented by the attendance office to reduce problems.

Girls aim for CCS under strong new lineup and senior leadership

Hygiene on the rise, pointless injuries on the low

Varsity boys basketball shoots for CCS and success in leagues after initial losses and inexperienced lineup   

A week of being an e-boy and e-girl proves enlightening.

Boys focused on finishing the season strong.

Diverse communities are being created and forced at the detriment of Asian-Americans.

 Despite disappointing record, girls’ water polo remains optimistic  

Students have mixed opinions of guidance counselors, with some finding their support useful and others too restrictive

Sophomores in the media arts program learn communication and teamwork through a series of group-based activities

Boys’ water polo team looks forward to a successful season