Kavita Sundaram

Senior Zoe Gonder pursues passion for baking

Senior Sherry Lin’s work as a piano accompanist has helped her grow as a performer

In honor of Valentine's Day, we’ve compiled a list of red flags to help you move on

Two superfans distinguish their expectations and takeaways from a greatly anticipated reunion

I’ve learned to associate this spooky holiday with tragic memories.

Disclaimer: the list varies depending on our moods. 

The current Advisory periods are too long and detached, making them unappealing to students and taking away from the important messages that they aim to spread.

Lorde’s latest album isn’t traditional, but it still blew me away. 

 “Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal” captures the dynamics of the high-profile crackdown on cheating by America’s elite on behalf of their children.  

Can someone please tell me why anyone ever decided it was a good idea to drink milk — from a cow?

Due to lessened coronavirus restrictions, sports teams have disastrously begun to host in-person events for audiences.   

The long waited transition will solve many current problems in racism, but might not solve educational inequality in San Francisco.

The Social Studies teacher’s controversial social media posts had drastic consequences.

The food was good and the ambiance was even better.

Dean Whellams from the 2018 Breaking Down the Walls program, along with five student and staff speakers, will be featured in the SUFC theme “Unity in Community; Hand in Hand”

Doordash, GrubHub, UberEats, PostMates: they all strip the profits of small businesses while customers sit by and do nothing.

“Our Stories Won’t Fade” provides riveting profiles of people from all walks of life.   

Teachers should stop expecting students to be able to comply with anti-cheating methods, especially when they aren’t readily available to all students. 

Sophomore Rosie Kline hopes to contribute to the team’s success during her first year on the varsity  girls’ water polo team.

I’ve always loved cooking, but staying at home has allowed me to truly embrace my desire to be a food blogger.

A long history of mail-in voting and voting regulations make mail-in ballots a safe method.

One thing, if not the only thing, the first presidential debate showed Americans was that debates need stronger regulations.

 Coronavirus restrictions in the U.S. have made the freedom and novelty of international boarding schools more appealing to students.

While the season has been pushed out and athletes are limited to COVID-proof practices, the team perseveres.   

Favoring the wrong demographics and repeating bland and unnecessary material, it’s time standardized tests reach the end of their reign.  

It’s time to put the trick-or-treating bags down and do something fun and relaxing for yourself — the perfect Halloween activities.

Sports teams are forced to find a way to practice together while safely abiding to social distancing protocols.  

From After Hours to a virtual Homecoming week, ASB has been working hard to make the most of the year  

Modules are most effective when they are time-efficient and informative.

 I can’t be the only one who misses wasting time in class?

T-Ping is a wasteful, disrespectful and ineffective method that doesn’t result in anything.

Quarantine is the perfect time to jazz up a boring appearance with something dramatic.  

I attempted to teach my cat how to lie down and the results were not the greatest.  

As compassion fatigue become more common in every day school campuses, students and teachers continue to get educated on what it is and how to cope with it.

With the recent shelter in place, the best thing for anyone to do is continue their social distancing and take the time to do something productive for themselves

Junior band hopes to explore new music through their journey together as a quartet.

After 15 years of life, I still stand by my assessment that Junie B. Jones is superior literature.

With the coronavirus spiraling into a Global Health Emergency, the Santa Clara County should establish more proactive policies to halt the spread of the virus in our own community

With the season coming to an end, the team hoped to end the season with high energy and a successful last few games.   

The boys’ lacrosse players are committed to developing their team not only through extensive practice, but with forming a strong bond with each other  

Tracking apps, although they help improve family connectedness, also risk exacerbating controlling parent-child relationships.

Mosh Pitting can cause injury and destruction; as a result, administrators have tried to eliminate it from school events  

To get away from the stress of the semester coming to a close, being surrounded by festivities is the perfect solution  

Junior Leila Chaudhry suffered a major knee injury, but is dedicated to recovering and getting back on the field  

With growing cost, inefficiency and waste, schools should gravitate more toward electronic resources instead of paper ones.  

Junior Anaïk Jeanjaquet takes part in exchange program, travelling from Switzerland to Saratoga for a school year

 Despite disappointing record, girls’ water polo remains optimistic  

The team accomplished their goals set at the beginning of the season, and made it to CCS despite multiple injuries

 Pronouncing my name really shouldn’t be that hard —especially when I repeatedly sound it out and spell it for the same incorrigible audience

Willow Smith offers a new and unique perspective from the repetitive popular music of the time 

One of the school’s most prominent groups hopes to make this year their best after second coaching upheaval in two years

The testing and learning center helps students focus and creates a productive and efficient climate for academic work

We tried the core routine of famed social media model, Alexis Ren, for a week.