Leena Elzeiny

This current generation may as well be the last if we ignore climate change warnings.

Reporter focuses on asking teachers to leave the temperature alone in a 100 word rant.

Freshmen adapt to being on Varisity girls' softball team. 

Team 649 M-Set Fish attends tournament and faces tough competition. 

Sophomore's opinion on recent legislation against student digital privacy. 

Teacher reflects on past mistakes and what she learned from them. 

Sophomores provide a run down of anime. 

Results revealed for Egg hunt race competition. 

Our American history curriculum places emphasis on studying the past to lend students — and presumably future leaders — varied perspectives and avoid historical mistakes. But the current conduct of the American government shows that the sins of our fathers continue to be repeated in the modern day.  

Senior spends hours on making a card deck for his English teacher. 

That election, Obama emerged as a fresh candidate for the presidency, promising “change you can believe in.” In the next eight years, Obama made many promises to the public and tried to solve many socioeconomic problems. How well did he do?

Students reflect on experiences and share life lessons they've found inside, outside, and around the classroom.

Parents pour into McAfee to listen to presentation about "What Boys Need"

Talks about the new tutoring center. 

Senior talks about christmas.

Sophomore talks about Aleppo. 

The Cuttlefish, one of four First Tech Challenge teams the school has this year, turned their hours of design, coding and construction into an 18-inch-by-18 inch robot during a competition at Sequoia High on Nov. 6. They were accompanied by the three other fish-themed SHS teams, Team Jellyfish, Team Cuttlefish and Team Betafish.  

Heading into the remainder of the season and now in second place in the De Anza League with an overall record of 9-3-2, the field hockey team is looking to keep up its intensity as it works toward the goal of returning to CCS.  

During their first meeting on Sept. 11, all 108 members of the robotics team crammed into about half of the 1,000-square foot room to fit in the shot of the video camera and smiled, shouting, “Mr. Robinson, bigger room, please!”  

Sophomore changes lifestyle based on superstitions and ghost stories. 

Any University of California school costs about $30,000 per year with room and board. Yet a majority U.S. citizens can’t afford these costs. So here’s a secret: There is a way to escape the financial pressures that come with paying off student loans. It’s called community college.    

I see plastic everywhere, but that isn’t what bothers me. What bothers me are the one-use plastic cups, utensils and bags that are so harmful because most are not recycled. After our single use, odds are that it will land in the Pacific trash vortex, where almost 60 percent of marine debris has accumulated to make an artificial island. Because of this plastic in the sea, the sea turtle population has decreased by half in the past 30 years.  

Teachers reveal how Bay Area's high expenses creates housing issues. 

Freshmen share opinions on homecoming theme and dances. 

Teachers and students on the recent switch to Canvas