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The event was so popular that organizers ran out of food.

The new music building is on track to be completed in August, but the price tag of the new state-of-the-art facility will be $4 million more than originally projected, principal Paul Robinson said.

This November, senior William Hu and his team of two others from New York and Wisconsin won Top Honors in the Regional Siemens Competition, moving him on to the National Finals in Washington, D.C.

Seniors share opinions on why students applying for college should apply for FAFSA as well.

Conservatism, like liberalism, is a valid line of thought with valid platforms. It may have a support base perhaps not familiar to us and with different values, but that doesn’t detract from its value. Conservatives are people too, people who grew up in different circumstances with different values, but often we and the media see them as homophobic fanatics. This needs to change.

According to nearly every source, Jill Stein is polling lower than every other candidate (and one gorilla), so of course a Stein presidency means that impossibility can happen.  

Why not everything deserves a trigger warning

One sophomore’s struggle with a culture of ignorance and lingering depression

You’re an upset student. The administration has made a decision, and you vehemently disagree with it. You feel like they don’t know the students' side. What is the best approach?

Following the revamped March 2016 SAT, College Board has also redesigned the PSAT to mirror the new SAT, but turns out to be surprisingly more simple.

Lack of parking is a problem that some students encounter, but only a problem in the way that lack of VIP seating might be a discomfort. On a normal school day, there is always space to park a car. The problem is in which parking lot will students park. To complicate matters, one row of senior parking was converted into staff parking due to Measure E construction. Now, seniors and juniors are forced to negotiate between the parking spaces that remain.  

Rants about Trump and Miley Cyrus, and Hillary Clinton.

Creating a new state-of-the-art music building is the result of the Measure E bond, a measure passed in the spring of 2014 that will renovate facilities at both Los Gatos and Saratoga High School. The new music building will be approximately 23,000 square feet and have two stories. Other projects around campus include an additional multi-purpose room to meet the needs of sports teams and other groups, renovation to the paths near the tennis courts, turfing of the upper field and a Wi-Fi upgrade, among many other improvements.

The tennis team lost 4-3 in the CCS semifinals against Bellarmine on May 13 in a match that left Saratoga players feeling disappointed and angry.

This TP prank illustrates a disconnect between students and custodians and shows no regard for those who have to clean it up.  

The History Bowl team made history last weekend, winning all three major events in an unprecedented sweep of the National History Bee and Bowl National Championships.

The varsity tennis team played its last league game against Homestead on April 19, seizing another victory with a score of 5-2. The Falcons’ league record is now 11-1, making them the De Anza League champions for the second consecutive year. The team hopes to go advance further this year than last year at CCS.

Equipped with a stunningly attractive neon-blue wig, I displayed my gorgeous costume to a world not yet ready for newspaper experiments, true beauty or Katy Perry.

The U.S. History Bowl (USHB) and U.S. Geography Olympiad (USGO) took place at the school on Feb. 27.

“Must be in AP Chinese class at SHS.” It’s right there on the AP exam registration form.

If college is feeling more and more like a dangerous place, it’s because of headlines like this one from a recent New York Times issue: “Stanford Ex-Student Denies Rape of Unconscious Woman Outside Frat.”

In the words of senior Kevin Chiang, senioritis is like “having motivational hemophilia and a cut on your arm at the same time.”

If you read the Falcon regularly, you know it has a lot of opinions from students and not many from teachers. In an effort to correct this imbalance, Falcon staffers decided to host a 'fishbowl' discussion with three teachers. 

From decimating the Washington High School team on Dec. 7 to defeating the Piedmont Hill High School team on Jan. 25, the Saratoga team has not lost a single game in the History Bowl tournament this year.

This is the story of two Princeton geniuses who graced our plebeian lives.

After four months of designing, planning, preparing and painting, a Math Quad mural designed by freshman Lillian Zeng was completed on Jan. 5.

Malala Yousafzai, 17, is the youngest co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize for “[her] struggle against the suppression of children and young people and for the right of all children to education.”

During tutorial on Oct. 1, 44 students crammed into history teacher Jerry Sheehy’s room to complete the written portion of History Bowl tryouts.

Is the outside group Sources of Strength actually weakening Common Roots?

As residents of the Silicon Valley, students here feel additional pressure to excel in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

Spanish teacher Rebeca Marshburn has taken on an additional challenge this year: being the new activities director.