Pranav Ahuja

Swim team suffers through early losses but hopes to improve. 

Students would benefit from classes focused on developing household skills

Preview for this year's swim season.

With the speech and debate season coming to an end, many members are training hard for state and national tournaments. Most of the major tournaments occur during second semester, so the team is meeting more often (three times as compared to one time a week) to prepare.  

Go see the new Star Wars movie with a date. No one wants to spend the break Han SOLO.

I originally thought I would write one about my punctuality, or lack thereof, and would have just put “better late than never” as my senior quote.

Mithil Chakraborty says he sings as just a hobby, but audience memebers thought he sounded like a pro.

Additionally, Narayan made sure to satisfy Cortes’s interest in American culture. During his stay, the two had Thanksgiving dinner and went Black Friday shopping, where Cortes bought a pair of joggers.

Senior finds the perfect time wasting app

Two columnists recall a haunting halloween experience with the cops.

Columnist recalls a strange ACT expereience.

Columist remembers how hearing a song of the Rae Sremmurd album "Sremm Life" changed his own life.

10. See how much weight you can gain as a senior — the Freshman 15 is a thing of the past!

Reporter interviews alumnus Berman, who played catcher, pitcher and shortstop for the Falcons.

After a historic season last year, with Senior Kyle Wang placing 5th at nationals and have 7 students qualify to the state tournament, the new season is starting off well due to a strong freshman class.

Pranav Ahuja critizes the ending of "How I Met Your Mother"

Reporters argues that the hand driers at the school bathrooms are too slow.

Juniors review Starbuck's new unicorn frappucino. 

Debate team concludes season and begins to prepare for states and nationals. 

Juniors face against each other in a leprechaun trap making contest. 

Following an undefeated run in preseason, the girls have struggled in their regular season, losing 4-0 at home to a strong Palo Alto team on Jan. 26 for their sixth straight loss.

A Q&A on how second semester seniors should feel and what they should be doing in these last few months of high school. 

On Tuesday, Nov. 22, physics teacher Kirk Davis donned a turkey costume for the “Turkey up your Teacher” senior class fundraiser, which raised $137.62 in total.

Stats about the Girls Soccer Team. 

Security cameras installed in parking lot

Reporter talks about his experience with tardies.

At the beginning of the school year, students have noticed a major difference in the cafeteria pizza sizes: The slices are smaller, but have the same price tag.

At Clovis West High School on May 20, juniors Stefanie Ting and Anna Zhou, sophomore Jeanette Khowong and freshman Lei Otsuka competed at the CIF Swimming and Diving State Championships. In the end, their preliminary times were not fast enough for them to qualify for a second swim in the finals on May 21.  

Voters have renewed the Measure A Parcel Tax that raises almost $1 million annually for the Los Gatos-Saratoga High School District in a mail-in ballot. 

On April 1, students and teachers noticed that many of their classmates were not at school and that some classes were even half empty. This was no April Fool’s joke; rather, absent students were on the three-day orchestra trip to Los Angeles, California.  

SHSTV sums up recent CCS sports action and examines the start-up business uProspie as well as the recent trip some students took to Cuernavaca, Mexico, over February break.

Recap and plans for boys and girls swim teams. 

The administration approved six possible additions to the growing course lineup for the 2016-17 school year in a series of meetings late last year and in early January. 

The library’s research center was filled with wide-eyed and eager students during tutorial last Friday, as Emmi Itäranta, the writer of the hit book “Memory of Water,”  discussed its relevance to modern-day conditions.  

Twas a Sunday night, and I faced piles of homework and an empty stomach. Although I was craving Asian cuisine, I wanted to break away from my monthly outing to Panda Express. I’d also heard good things about all-you-can-eat Korean BBQs, and they sounded like a fantastic way to satiate my growling stomach for the night.

The girls’ basketball team will host a “Free Throw-a-thon” in an effort to fundraise for a tournament that will take place in Victoria, Canada, from Dec. 17-21.  

On Nov. 16, the school practiced a  drill to simulate an armed intruder on campus. Previously, the annual drill was called Code Red, but it is now known as “Lockdown: Run, Hide, Defend.”  

Junior Daniel Doluca and his interest of snowboarding.

SHSTV covers the upcoming Homecoming week as well as the Oct. 9 home football game vs. rival Los Gatos.

The boys’ water polo team has begun its season with a 3-1 record and has impressed at every game so far. Finishing with a disappointing 1-15 record last year, the boys are now thriving after moving down to the El Camino League from the more competitive De Anza League.

Since the Homecoming themes were revealed on the first week of school, the classes have been busy planning for the celebratory week that starts Oct. 12.