Muthu Palaniappan

Show offers uninteresting plotlines in response to cliffhangers from previous seasons. SPOILERS AHEAD!

Reporter objects to expensive teacher recommendation packets. 

Reporters weigh the pros and cons of a popular movie.

Senior responds to dilemmas submitted on SHS Confessions from students.

Reporters explain the captivating nature of watching a T.V. show from the antagonist’s perspective.

Reporter argues that joking about being Broke detracts from those who truly are broke.

Reporters attempt to survive shopping at a Black Friday Warehouse Sale at Brandy Melville.

Reporter wants more lunch tables on campus.

Indo Cafe in Downtown Saratoga is an amazing Hole-In-The-Wall restaurant.

New breaking down of walls event will take place on the week of Oct. 22

ASB to host new event for Halloween

Reporter argues that requiring all officers to attend club meetings is excessive.

Reporter tries "Thrifting" and finds that it works.

Reporter argues that, although cool, Homecoming at Levi's Stadium won't generate school spirit.

Senior starts a unique  youtube vlogging channel. 

Freshmen hold class elections shortly after school year begins

Students talk about their Instagram profiles.

Can't decide what to do this Summer? No problem! We've got you covered with our list of the Top Ten Things to do this Summer!

Charlie Puth's new album, Voicenotes, explores the singer's personality and range.

Officers expect a big turnout for the dance at the Exploratorium in San Francisco.

Reporter discusses intentions, motivations and effects of Starbucks' Racial Bias Training.

Growing up, sophomore Katrina Li learned that she could not let the condition of dwarfism dictate what people thought of her. Li felt that although she may feel like she was in the spotlight while she was in public, it was no reason for her to feel uncomfortable about her own body.  

Two unexperienced reporters play squash for the first time.

In the past, the commission has noticed that students are not as spirited during Spring Fling as they are during Homecoming, so they are hoping that will change this year.

Students in regular English and History classes could benefit from experiencing a real-life representation of what they have been learning about.  

Mallik’s main mission is to fundraise and spread awareness through various events such as a 5k run in San Francisco, which costs $35 per person, and cable car pulling, which costs $200 per team of six, in addition to local boba fundraisers.

Another idea being floated right now is to cut transportation to away games by having parents drive instead of using vans and buses. This would save about $40,000 a year, Lugo said. Some coaching positions may also need to be cut to balance the budget.

In January, the Media Arts Program (MAP) hosted NBC Bay Area’s business and technology reporter Scott McGrew as part of their MAP speaker series presentation.

Top 10 things to do during Ski Week.

Several dozen seniors have looked for and sought employment this semester as they save money for college and experience the workforce.  

When junior Elizabeth Kardach turns on her phone and plays on Spotify on her car’s speakers, she has a special connection to this miraculous technology: Her father invented it.  

After spending hours each week scavenging on YouTube and watching “vlogs” about people’s daily lives, reporters decided they had to try vlogging for theirselves.

Noralahi knows how to play seven instruments: the piano; electric, acoustic and classical guitar; the drums; ukulele and “tombak,” a Persian drum.

Apple’s explanation for slowing down phones was to preserve the phone’s capabilities.

Juniors explore The Museum of Ice Cream in San Francisco, finding it overhyped and hectic

This year, every elementary school along with Redwood Middle School joined in on the effort, taking 100 tags from Saratoga High and distributing them from their own Christmas trees.

In addition to soliciting feedback from the class on how to improve these events, ASB also set a goal at the meeting to become more transparent with the school.

The Shark Tank project allows students to learn about entrepreneurship and business, subjects not typically taught in typical high school classes.

Isacke’s narrative is about a boy, played by Scott, who disconnects from the digital world to enjoy his true passion: playing piano.

Biting into a lemon, we expected it to be super sour, but to our amazement, it actually tasted super sweet and like store-bought lemonade. We ate around five lemons that day.

Reporter argues for a change of schedule in school.

Reporters cover an interesting phenomenon including celebrities.

Singer expresses her newfound love for her boyfriend and references past betrayals in her new album

While taking different paths, all four music teachers have landed at SHS.

With more 100 staff members working hard each day, the outreach commission wanted to recognize one staff member each semester for their exceptional dedication and efforts.  

Recent feuds and drama on YouTube have drastically increased social media stars' fame and popularity.

The school-run Instagram account @gotogapower has gained 100 more followers this year as it tries to cover daily school events through photos and captions.  

or the first time, the school decided to implement a four-day weekend stretching from Oct. 6-9. Aside from giving students a much needed break, it has also served many other benefits.  

Torrens said the this ASB initiative began when someone suggested that the school offer Saratoga Bagels, the local bagel shop, a pennant from the school.

The trio tried to sneak into Gustin’s meet and greet session when they saw that there wasn't high security around it, but gave up and left the area

Students used to organized competitive games between the classes during the day in the quad like Tug of War and The Floor is Lava during homecoming.

Seniors go hard at work for their last quad day.

Reporter reviews Taylor Swift's comeback into the music industry, and the controversy around it.

Reporters argue against California stereotypes that they face.

Reporter tries foods from the 80s to go with this year's homecoming themes.

While many put in the effort to pull off the best “promposal” for the sake of impressing their peers, others try with the incentive of receiving free prom tickets.

2011 alumnus David Mandell was nervous as he walked up to renowned actor Kevin Pollak. In Mandell’s hands was a script that he had been working for the past several months.  

Reporters cover cultural awareness clubs like ICAC and the Korean club.

To celebrate Earth Day this year, the school’s Environmental club decided to localize the holiday and host a school-wide Earth Week on April 22-28. Each day, the club hosted various activities to promote living an eco-friendly lifestyle.

In December, Dallas partnered with Netflix and released “Chasing Cameron,” a 10-episode series giving a behind-the-scenes look of his life.

Reporters get stranded on the golden gate bridge, as their limo breaks down.

Seniors commit to attending colleges outside of the US. 

Sophomores try out Starbucks life hacks to save money. 

Junior creates a club where students can speak freely and learn about religion.

Junior develops new method of improving debate team.

Freshman Alex Taylor discusses her love for skiing. 

Technology bridges the gap between friends.

Sophomores share experience trying to sneak into R-rated movie: "Ted 2."

Sophomore goes on Mexico trip with no knowledge of Spanish.

Junior creates website educating public about diabetes.

Sophomores attempt to eat exotic Japanese foods. 

Last fall, popular cosmetics brand CoverGirl made headlines after the company introduced its newest and first male spokesmodel James Charles, a 17-year-old male makeup artist, who creates looks on himself for social media.

Leadership promotes communication

Student stress policies in effect

Freshman joins in during Warriors game

Students talk about new apple products.

story about people with large age gaps between siblings. 

Alumni come back over the break

Short educational videos provide much needed review for students.

Sophomores give initial thoughts on returning Starbucks' holiday drinks. 

A new tutoring center supervised by science teacher Matt Welander opened in the library on Sept. 5. in an attempt to alleviate stress by helping students with their school work.  

Pricate schools like Fusion and SIL provide students with an alternative way to learn about different subjects at their own pace.

Students share opinions on new leadership class.