Common Roots aims to improve its school presence March 12, 2015 — by Miles Albert and Lauren Louie Two major activities Common Roots will focus on for the rest of the year are “weekly missions” and working with the Application Developer’s Club to create a Common Roots app, which will allow students to communicate with peer counselors and CASSY counselors. read more » Nationally ranked freshman crucial to badminton team March 9, 2015 — by Lauren Louie Freshmen are often overlooked or seen as an acceptance onto sports teams. But this isn’t the case with freshman Stephen Ding, a nationally ranked badminton player after only two years of playing in the U15 division. read more » Event to Stop Hunger Now a success March 5, 2015 — by Lauren Louie On Feb. 28, a crisp, rainy Saturday morning, approximately 50 students and adults spent three hours in the school’s cafeteria trying to put a dent in the problem of world hunger. read more » No fear, all clear: Reporters ask teachers about hot-button issues February 5, 2015 — by Kevin Chow, Lauren Louie, Melissa Magner and Dorrie Tang 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. read more » Tuition hikes dooming and deterring students January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri An education should be a right, not a privilege. But with the University of California’s recent announcement of an annual 5 percent tuition increase over the next five years, higher education is rapidly turning into a nightmare of student debts. read more » Parents should not help students with college applications January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Involving parents in the college application process is dangerous. From biased and uncalled for essay edits to unlimited, constant access, parental involvement when applying to colleges is more harmful than helpful. read more » College presentations prove ineffective November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri College presentations aren’t nearly as effective as they could be. Rather than emphasizing what makes a school unique, each is a marketing pitch that invariably says it’s “a great college for students just like you.” read more » Freaking out in Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Reporters try out the scary computer game, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. read more » Purple Sparkly Candy Apples October 16, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Whether or not you plan on Trick-or-Treating this year, make it the best Halloween yet with sparkly purple candy apples! read more » Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Nationally ranked freshman crucial to badminton team March 9, 2015 — by Lauren Louie Freshmen are often overlooked or seen as an acceptance onto sports teams. But this isn’t the case with freshman Stephen Ding, a nationally ranked badminton player after only two years of playing in the U15 division. read more » Event to Stop Hunger Now a success March 5, 2015 — by Lauren Louie On Feb. 28, a crisp, rainy Saturday morning, approximately 50 students and adults spent three hours in the school’s cafeteria trying to put a dent in the problem of world hunger. read more » No fear, all clear: Reporters ask teachers about hot-button issues February 5, 2015 — by Kevin Chow, Lauren Louie, Melissa Magner and Dorrie Tang 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. read more » Tuition hikes dooming and deterring students January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri An education should be a right, not a privilege. But with the University of California’s recent announcement of an annual 5 percent tuition increase over the next five years, higher education is rapidly turning into a nightmare of student debts. read more » Parents should not help students with college applications January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Involving parents in the college application process is dangerous. From biased and uncalled for essay edits to unlimited, constant access, parental involvement when applying to colleges is more harmful than helpful. read more » College presentations prove ineffective November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri College presentations aren’t nearly as effective as they could be. Rather than emphasizing what makes a school unique, each is a marketing pitch that invariably says it’s “a great college for students just like you.” read more » Freaking out in Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Reporters try out the scary computer game, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. read more » Purple Sparkly Candy Apples October 16, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Whether or not you plan on Trick-or-Treating this year, make it the best Halloween yet with sparkly purple candy apples! read more » Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Event to Stop Hunger Now a success March 5, 2015 — by Lauren Louie On Feb. 28, a crisp, rainy Saturday morning, approximately 50 students and adults spent three hours in the school’s cafeteria trying to put a dent in the problem of world hunger. read more » No fear, all clear: Reporters ask teachers about hot-button issues February 5, 2015 — by Kevin Chow, Lauren Louie, Melissa Magner and Dorrie Tang 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. read more » Tuition hikes dooming and deterring students January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri An education should be a right, not a privilege. But with the University of California’s recent announcement of an annual 5 percent tuition increase over the next five years, higher education is rapidly turning into a nightmare of student debts. read more » Parents should not help students with college applications January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Involving parents in the college application process is dangerous. From biased and uncalled for essay edits to unlimited, constant access, parental involvement when applying to colleges is more harmful than helpful. read more » College presentations prove ineffective November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri College presentations aren’t nearly as effective as they could be. Rather than emphasizing what makes a school unique, each is a marketing pitch that invariably says it’s “a great college for students just like you.” read more » Freaking out in Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Reporters try out the scary computer game, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. read more » Purple Sparkly Candy Apples October 16, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Whether or not you plan on Trick-or-Treating this year, make it the best Halloween yet with sparkly purple candy apples! read more » Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
No fear, all clear: Reporters ask teachers about hot-button issues February 5, 2015 — by Kevin Chow, Lauren Louie, Melissa Magner and Dorrie Tang 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. read more » Tuition hikes dooming and deterring students January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri An education should be a right, not a privilege. But with the University of California’s recent announcement of an annual 5 percent tuition increase over the next five years, higher education is rapidly turning into a nightmare of student debts. read more » Parents should not help students with college applications January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Involving parents in the college application process is dangerous. From biased and uncalled for essay edits to unlimited, constant access, parental involvement when applying to colleges is more harmful than helpful. read more » College presentations prove ineffective November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri College presentations aren’t nearly as effective as they could be. Rather than emphasizing what makes a school unique, each is a marketing pitch that invariably says it’s “a great college for students just like you.” read more » Freaking out in Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Reporters try out the scary computer game, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. read more » Purple Sparkly Candy Apples October 16, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Whether or not you plan on Trick-or-Treating this year, make it the best Halloween yet with sparkly purple candy apples! read more » Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Tuition hikes dooming and deterring students January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri An education should be a right, not a privilege. But with the University of California’s recent announcement of an annual 5 percent tuition increase over the next five years, higher education is rapidly turning into a nightmare of student debts. read more » Parents should not help students with college applications January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Involving parents in the college application process is dangerous. From biased and uncalled for essay edits to unlimited, constant access, parental involvement when applying to colleges is more harmful than helpful. read more » College presentations prove ineffective November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri College presentations aren’t nearly as effective as they could be. Rather than emphasizing what makes a school unique, each is a marketing pitch that invariably says it’s “a great college for students just like you.” read more » Freaking out in Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Reporters try out the scary computer game, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. read more » Purple Sparkly Candy Apples October 16, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Whether or not you plan on Trick-or-Treating this year, make it the best Halloween yet with sparkly purple candy apples! read more » Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Parents should not help students with college applications January 20, 2015 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Involving parents in the college application process is dangerous. From biased and uncalled for essay edits to unlimited, constant access, parental involvement when applying to colleges is more harmful than helpful. read more » College presentations prove ineffective November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri College presentations aren’t nearly as effective as they could be. Rather than emphasizing what makes a school unique, each is a marketing pitch that invariably says it’s “a great college for students just like you.” read more » Freaking out in Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Reporters try out the scary computer game, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. read more » Purple Sparkly Candy Apples October 16, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Whether or not you plan on Trick-or-Treating this year, make it the best Halloween yet with sparkly purple candy apples! read more » Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
College presentations prove ineffective November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri College presentations aren’t nearly as effective as they could be. Rather than emphasizing what makes a school unique, each is a marketing pitch that invariably says it’s “a great college for students just like you.” read more » Freaking out in Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Reporters try out the scary computer game, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. read more » Purple Sparkly Candy Apples October 16, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Whether or not you plan on Trick-or-Treating this year, make it the best Halloween yet with sparkly purple candy apples! read more » Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Freaking out in Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza November 20, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Reporters try out the scary computer game, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. read more » Purple Sparkly Candy Apples October 16, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Whether or not you plan on Trick-or-Treating this year, make it the best Halloween yet with sparkly purple candy apples! read more » Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Purple Sparkly Candy Apples October 16, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Whether or not you plan on Trick-or-Treating this year, make it the best Halloween yet with sparkly purple candy apples! read more » Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Rejected by ‘dream college,’ 2014 graduate lands in better spot October 12, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri Alumni Jason Li discusses his worthwhile experience at his current school, UChicago, after a heartbreaking rejection from his original dream school, UPenn. read more » Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Bucket half full or half empty? September 5, 2014 — by Anant Rajeev and Lauren Louie Do you know what Lou Gehrig’s disease is? Neither did most people until recently, but the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been changing that. read more » Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Levi’s Stadium’s facilities are an upgrade on outdated Candlestick Park September 4, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Arman Vaziri After negotiations with the city of San Francisco about building a new stadium at Candlestick Point failed in 2006, the San Francisco 49ers decided to move locations from their old iconic stadium, Candlestick Park, to Santa Clara. After two years of construction and a cost of $1.3 billion, Levi’s Stadium finally opened to the public on July 17. read more » Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Badminton team struggles May 5, 2014 — by Lauren Louie After an exhausting battle against Milpitas on April 29, the badminton team emerged victorious with a close 16-14 win. As of May 1, the Falcons have a record of 5-2 and in sixth place in the SCVAL A league. read more » Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Prom askings more eventful than prom May 1, 2014 — by Lauren Louie Over the years, the process of asking someone to prom has become an event in itself. Prom askings have escalated from posters to performances, requiring more time, more effort and resulting in more pressure. In the past, flowers and a poster were more than enough to score a prom date. Prom askings weren’t necessarily considered an event. read more » Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Disney capitalizes on the opportunities within YouTube April 30, 2014 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie We’ve all parked our 8-year-old selves in front of the television on early Saturday mornings. This habit of waking up early to catch all the Disney and Nickelodeon classics continued through middle school as we all spent hours channel surfing and ignoring the seemingly copious amounts of homework. But these days, kids are powering off their TVs and instead turning to their desktops, laptops and phones; all this in the name of YouTube. read more » Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Senior has achieved lofty heights in badminton career March 9, 2014 — by Lauren Louie and Candice Zheng From the moment senior Bryan Chow was introduced to the sport of badminton, a seed was planted that would take him to unbelievable heights. With blood, sweat and tears invested in what started as a fun pastime, Chow’s hard work gave rise to an impressive career. read more » How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
How based on a true story does a true story have to be?’ November 13, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Recently, there has been controversy surrounding the movie “Captain Phillips.” The film paints Phillips as a hero who led his crew through the terror of Somali pirates. Since the movie’s Oct. 11 release, however, anonymous crew members have come forward criticizing his poor leadership and calling the portrayal of Phillips’ character completely inaccurate. In fact, a handful of crew members are sueing Phillips for $50 million, testifying “willful, wanton and conscious disregard for their safety.” read more » Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Brothers by chance, life changers by choice October 28, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Going home to watch YouTube videos of two grown men rant and rave about giraffe sex has never been so amusing; specifically, when one of the two is world famous author John Green. Commonly known as Vlogbrothers, Hank and John Green connect and educate their audience through their various YouTube channels. Most famous is their Vlogbrothers channel, which produces two videos a week, with topics ranging from timely worldwide problems (most recently the government shutdown) to 53 of the most terrible jokes. read more » Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Members of baseball team volunteer at Giants’ game October 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie Juma Community Day at AT&T Park is sponsored annually by Juma, a non-profit organization that provides low-income students with college financial aid. Juma raises the money through volunteers who attend sporting events like San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s games as vendors. read more » Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Homecoming themes stray from the norm September 10, 2013 — by Lauren Louie When Homecoming commissioners senior Lauren Lin and junior Amanda Le were contemplating possible themes over the summer, they agreed they wanted something different from what’s been done in recent years. Announced on Aug. 30, this year’s Homecoming theme is videogames. read more » Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Our generation: Where the good TV shows were at August 31, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie Childhood memories include memories of us hiding friends to avoid going home and pestering older brothers to no extent. However, nothing compares to spending hours on end in front of the TV watching our favorite shows. read more » Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Sequels and Prequels: Pixar edition May 19, 2013 — by Jade Bisht and Lauren Louie As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. read more » Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Unnecessary roughness in sports makes a difference February 4, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Lauren Louie Unnecessary roughness is unavoidable in any sport. However, there is a fine line between foul play and the natural spirit of the game, especially in soccer and basketball. read more » Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Curse-ive: archaic writing form unnecessary December 16, 2012 — by David Sparkman and Lauren Louie It’s another SAT Saturday and students are again faced with the hardest section of the test: signing the certification statement in cursive, something that seems redundant in today’s world. read more » The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
The new age of gaming December 7, 2012 — by Jane Park and Lauren Louie When people mention party games, it can spark the image of the iconic Italian brothers, Mario and Luigi, to the dark battle fields of Modern Warfare 3. However, there is a whole other world of gaming that is spreading quick: PC gaming. read more » Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Definition of a party game December 7, 2012 — by Jay Mulye, Arman Vaziri and Lauren Louie To some people, old party games are better than new party games and vice versa. But in order to say which really is better, first one needs to define what a party game actually is. read more » Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Girls’ XC: Sophomores compete despite injuries October 29, 2012 — by Carolyn Sun and Lauren Louie On Oct. 25, the girls ran the flat, 2.06 mile Lynbrook course for the second time this season. read more » Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Life tips: Bread can salvage dry cookies! October 27, 2012 — by Amy Lin and Lauren Louie Have you ever spent hours upon hours baking delicious homemade cookies but had to throw them away a week later because they were stale? Well, prepare to be amazed, because Reddit has an easy solution for this peril. read more » Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Girls’ Cross Country: Takahashi’s sunny personality shines on the team September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun At the starting line of one of the season’s most grueling races, runners wear a face of grim determination and, in some cases, dread. But not junior Casey Takahashi, one of the school’s three cross country captains, who smiles with genuine enthusiasm. read more » Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Unique humor and stories helps students learn September 30, 2012 — by Lauren Louie Some students are blessed with the fact that they have teachers with witty senses of humor that keep the class entertained. read more » Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »
Girls’ XC: “acorn,” the secret warning September 28, 2012 — by Lauren Louie and Carolyn Sun Unaware of the rival athlete speeding up to catch her, then sophomore Casey Takahashi is only about 100 meters away from the finish line of last year’s Lynbrook meet. She is completely oblivious and has no clue that she is about to be passed. read more »