Nicole Lee

By sleeping and waking up earlier, we became more productive and energetic.

The ceremony took place in New York City on March 15.

The policies agreed on three years ago will expire at the end of this school year.

From a student-teacher mentorship to now working coworkers, music teachers Michael Boitz and Jason Shiuan have forged a strong friendship

Through social media, writing and photography, Annette Li hopes to uplift voices in mental health stigma and women in STEM.

Some prove too intense even for those who love spicy flavors.

Each spring the geese wander onto campus, yet too many students hate on their migration.

Rain is fundamental to everything we do, so next time you think about complaining about the weather, put a little respect on its name.

There’s no reason to do it anyway.

The addition of strikes and tracking club minutes this year helps weed out uncommitted clubs.

Fusion cooking is much harder in practice than in theory.

After living with you for one and a half years, our parting was bittersweet.

They are a heart-touching presence throughout the campus.

Starting off our Thanksgiving break with 3,000 calories worth of sushi, tempura and cantaloupes.

Juniors Riley Adler and Adrienne Chung, along with several parents and teachers, are spearheading a campaign  for the school to replace its outdated HVAC system from 1959.

Fixing voting lines for political and other reasons can cause problematic disparities.

Although a helpful tool, they can be even better if used as a means of teaching instead of testing.

Junior Aiden Chen’s art exhibit in the Saratoga Library demonstrated his work toward saving bird species from dangerous light pollution through advocacy for AB 38.

Last year’s three best singles players left to train individually for competitive tennis.

If your hair got too expensive to maintain, would you put plastic in your head? While real grass brings several benefits to both the community and to the environment, artificial turf brings with it a myriad of harmful byproducts.

Other cities and counties should refer to Maui County’s lawsuit against Hawaiian Electric when dealing with arson offenders.

Inspired by his father’s coaching at Santa Clara University, Stanford and UC Berkeley, Davey decides to take on more responsibilities by coaching two school teams.

A COVID-19 pet turns into a classroom-wide joy to share.

Chan presents her cardboard and paper pieces from her art portfolio class.

Whenever I visit my grandparents and relatives, the differences between Saratoga and Hong Kong never get old.

Why would anyone pay extra for bubbles of air?

Students gathered on the upper and lower fields after a faulty CPU unit started a fire in a room used by SHSTV.

Teachers spoke out at an early May school board meeting.

Kelsey Zhang won CIF with a 52.94 time.

Fishing, geoduck-digging and giving our fresh catches to friends and family.

Welcome to my chaotic yet “organized” room. 

Elite colleges should offer help to those with health issues instead of treating them as an inconvenience.

Climate change activists’ attempts to raise awareness through annoying and pointless tactics just generate negative press for otherwise legitimate efforts of climate advocacy.

A home movie marathon, combined with cheap eats and fluffy blankets, is the perfect way to start your weekend.

Roughly 12,000 flights in the United States were canceled due to severe winter storms that struck this winter.

Throughout the long and thoughtful process of crafting college and summer recommendation letters, teachers Amy Keys, PJ Yim and Matthew Welander find ways to incorporate student input.

Ukrainian conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko refused to lead a concert touting the Russian government’s propaganda of improved, peaceful life conditions in Kherson, Ukraine. Contradicting the message of the planned performance, he was later shot by Russian authorities. 

The reason I stay productive.

 Despite initial reservations, mayor Tina Walia ran for city council in November 2020 and has volunteered to take part in numerous programs aimed at helping the community. She recaps her journey to an unexpected position in office.

Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody.

Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo.

Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester.

 While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about.

Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances.

Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week.

COVID tests are still a relevant thing today.

Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time.

The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic.