Katherine Chang

The girls’ basketball team lost in the quarterfinal round of CCS division III, marking the end of the Falcons’ first season in the De Anza League after three years.

Amidst the glitz and glamour of the illustrious Golden Globes, Oscars and Grammys are the infamous Golden Raspberry Awards.

The girls’ basketball team lost in the quarterfinal round of CCS division III, marking the end of the Falcons’ first season in the De Anza League after three years.

Driving into the parking lot in the morning, a subtle divide can be felt.

The girls’ basketball team took first place at the Dec. 26-29 Santiago Garden Grove Tournament in Los Angeles. 

Seven thousand feet above sea level, at a school on a hill, senior Sanjana Shukla first experienced the freedom and independence of attending a boarding school.

With the team mostly unchanged from last year, the girls’ basketball team will face stiff competition in the De Anza League.

Every other Monday evening, a group of 25 students gathers at the office to attend ASB meetings. That number may soon be greatly increased as the ASB plans to introduce a new class representation system.  

You would think twins would know a lot about each other and might even have a psychic connection or maybe even something supernatural. 

With the presidential election approaching, the U.S. government classes have been participating in a simulation of the presidential campaign.

Driving around Saratoga, several changes stand out: the newly installed solar panels on the city library roof, the electric car charging stations in the library and city hall parking lots, among other places. 

For the maintenance crew, summer break passed in the blink of an eye as they worked tirelessly to improve various parts of the school.  

In the upcoming presidential election, some seniors have to face the decision of choosing the best candidate. However, what they don’t know is that their vote for Obama or Romney or anyone else will hardly matter.  

Despite the graduation of three of its key members, the math club has seen several successes this year.

Throughout the year, the possibility of a transition to a full block schedule in the fall aroused excitement among many teachers and students.

Lights flash, a band sings and jumps on stage, energetic and proud. This is the tech crew, singing the “ETC Anthem,” based on the popular LMFAO song, “Party Rock Anthem.” The video was made by the tech crew over winter break for a competition called “Show Us Your ETC.”

With the dawn of a new year and a new semester, students have started to consider their options for the upcoming school year. These options range from whether to try a completely new experience like Middle College to just choosing the right classes to take. When it comes to class choices, the school's guidance counselors have plenty of advice.

With an estimated 750 million users as of July 2011, Facebook accounts have become quite common among most high school students.

With college application due dates looming, teachers, administrators and counselors are bombarded with requests for recommendation letters and green sheets. However, this year has been more hectic than ever, following the departure of a guidance counselor.

\With an acute sense for details and even a catchy theme song by Friendly Indians, “Psych” brightens up TV on a station primarily filled with action series. While USA Network is known for shows like “Burn Notice,” “Law & Order” and “Covert Affairs,” “Psych” differs in its focuses on comedy rather than action.

With the beginning of the third season of “Glee” comes the expected: tension between Cheerios coach Sue Sylvester and glee club’s Will Schuster, relationship problems of Will Schuster, and seemingly random formations of new couples.

Ever wonder what it would be like to have a computer downloaded into your brain?

He participates in the school Robotics team, Application Developers Club and the Zero Robots Programming team all for one purpose: to program. Versed in a number of higher-level computer languages, junior Eugene Che communicates with others in ways that transcend 0s and 1s.

What club lacks an adviser and may not survive long enough to compete against other schools this year? Beep. The answer is the Quiz Bowl Club.

The first few weeks of freshman year are the most hectic with the new campus and faces, along with adjusting to the new time and block scheduling. Among them is freshman Neha Anand, who is juggling field hockey, choir and Indian awareness club while still coming to terms with the major differences of high school.