Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges March 14, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Aiden Ye Elite colleges should offer help to those with health issues instead of treating them as an inconvenience. read more » Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Climate change activists’ attempts to raise awareness through annoying and pointless tactics just generate negative press for otherwise legitimate efforts of climate advocacy. read more » How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang A home movie marathon, combined with cheap eats and fluffy blankets, is the perfect way to start your weekend. read more » Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break February 12, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Amy Luo Roughly 12,000 flights in the United States were canceled due to severe winter storms that struck this winter. read more » From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters February 6, 2023 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang 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. read more » Top 10: assignment due dates January 18, 2023 — by Nicole Lee The reason I stay productive. read more » As term draws to an end, Mayor Tina Walia recounts her favorite memories and accomplishments in office December 15, 2022 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Climate change activists’ attempts to raise awareness through annoying and pointless tactics just generate negative press for otherwise legitimate efforts of climate advocacy. read more » How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang A home movie marathon, combined with cheap eats and fluffy blankets, is the perfect way to start your weekend. read more » Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break February 12, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Amy Luo Roughly 12,000 flights in the United States were canceled due to severe winter storms that struck this winter. read more » From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters February 6, 2023 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang 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. read more » Top 10: assignment due dates January 18, 2023 — by Nicole Lee The reason I stay productive. read more » As term draws to an end, Mayor Tina Walia recounts her favorite memories and accomplishments in office December 15, 2022 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang A home movie marathon, combined with cheap eats and fluffy blankets, is the perfect way to start your weekend. read more » Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break February 12, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Amy Luo Roughly 12,000 flights in the United States were canceled due to severe winter storms that struck this winter. read more » From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters February 6, 2023 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang 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. read more » Top 10: assignment due dates January 18, 2023 — by Nicole Lee The reason I stay productive. read more » As term draws to an end, Mayor Tina Walia recounts her favorite memories and accomplishments in office December 15, 2022 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break February 12, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Amy Luo Roughly 12,000 flights in the United States were canceled due to severe winter storms that struck this winter. read more » From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters February 6, 2023 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang 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. read more » Top 10: assignment due dates January 18, 2023 — by Nicole Lee The reason I stay productive. read more » As term draws to an end, Mayor Tina Walia recounts her favorite memories and accomplishments in office December 15, 2022 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters February 6, 2023 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang 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. read more » Top 10: assignment due dates January 18, 2023 — by Nicole Lee The reason I stay productive. read more » As term draws to an end, Mayor Tina Walia recounts her favorite memories and accomplishments in office December 15, 2022 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang 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. read more » Top 10: assignment due dates January 18, 2023 — by Nicole Lee The reason I stay productive. read more » As term draws to an end, Mayor Tina Walia recounts her favorite memories and accomplishments in office December 15, 2022 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Top 10: assignment due dates January 18, 2023 — by Nicole Lee The reason I stay productive. read more » As term draws to an end, Mayor Tina Walia recounts her favorite memories and accomplishments in office December 15, 2022 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
As term draws to an end, Mayor Tina Walia recounts her favorite memories and accomplishments in office December 15, 2022 — by Sunny Cao and Nicole Lee 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. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies November 17, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Parents will rehearse the evacuation simulation with students and teachers on campus next semester. read more » Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Sophomore offers glimpse into her native Kazakh cuisine November 15, 2022 — by Nicole Lee While Kazakh cuisine is not very well-known, its unique flavors and health benefits are worth learning about. read more » All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
All you need to know about the Nov. 8 Saratoga City Council election: a look into the five candidates running November 7, 2022 — by Sunny Cao, Saachi Jain, Nicole Lee Belal Aftab, Bill Dalton, Chuck Page, Priya Shastri and Yan Zhao provide insight on their qualifications and campaign stances. read more » Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Fall marching band season requires strong time management October 26, 2022 — by Nicole Lee Students share personal strategies to balancing rigorous schoolwork and 14+ hours of practice a week. read more » Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste September 28, 2022 — by Nicole Lee COVID tests are still a relevant thing today. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
Top 10: numbers September 23, 2022 — by Nicole Lee The obviously right opinion on a highly debated topic. read more » Visuals by Nicole February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
February 12, 2023: Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break People wait in line and hear about their multiple canceled flights. January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
January 18, 2023: Top 10: assignment due dates A Journalism self-evaluation being turned in late. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
November 17, 2022: School practices evacuation simulations for major emergencies The danger of chaos to be avoided using the school’s new evacuation simulation. September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers
September 28, 2022: Inspire PCR testing: a resource that shouldn’t go to waste Sign pointing to the COVID testing stations September 23, 2022: Top 10: numbers 10 in numbers