Saachi Jain

California Bill AB2098, aimed at preventing the spread of medical misinformation surrounding COVID-19, was passed in Nov. of 202 and then blocked by a Sacramento Judge in January. 

The fair, which was held on March 9, boasted over 850 participants, 18 of which were from Saratoga.

With wins against Wilcox, Cupertino, and Palo Alto, the Falcons have had a promising start to the season. 

 The MSET Cuttlefish — one of three FTC teams in the MSET Robotics Club — were the Inspire Award runner-ups at the NorCal Regional FTC Tournament on March 5.

The series, which now has 17 books, has seen the turn of at least four or five winter seasons, and Greg Heffley is still in middle school. Regardless, I will forever love it as a form of childhood nostalgia.

This is now Hell’s Kitchen 2.0.

The creative story takes place as a murder mystery party on a private island in Greece, where games blur with reality. 

The recent Netflix limited series “Harry & Meghan” details the couple’s journey in pursuing privacy from the press, despite being the most public way to share their struggles.

The Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) pilot system was installed last August, and its efficacy will be assessed by the City Council and Sheriff’s Department later this year. 

Now playing with the orchestras as a full symphony, band members reflect on the differences between marching and concert seasons.

Diving deeper into the lifestyles of competitive squash players.

Factors in the decision appear to be a lack of sign-ups and difficulty getting qualified coaches. 

The majority of the school attended the rally, which took place on Jan. 27 during tutorial and featured four speakers, all of whom told their stories following the theme of “Moving Past.”

The two-year foreign language requirement for graduation is a chance to immerse students in a culture they would not explore otherwise. 

With polished floors, restored wood ceilings and tarnished work tables, the new lab provides a modern space for students to collaborate.

The widely celebrated holiday, though not a federal one, leads to a rush of red and pink each February.

Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate.

Journalist Kellen Browning, who is a technology reporter based in San Francisco, spoke about his experiences as a journalist and answered questions regarding his coverage of the video game industry and gig economy.

Gun violence is at an all time high in the U.S., and 609 shootings have occurred by mid-November — contrary to 2012, where under 200 shootings took place. 

Promised exercise results and unnecessary diets on YouTube mislead viewers, prompting them to set unrealistic fitness goals for themselves.

Michael Boitz and Jenny Cahatol received UChicago’s annual award, which honors teachers who have significantly impacted students’ lives.

Despite being short two runners due to COVID-19, the boys’ and girls’ cross country teams ended the season successfully.

Incorporating Middle Eastern and Indian elements, Zeni's Ethiopian restaurant has grown in popularity.

World History, Economics and AP Government teacher Holly Royaltey grades with a system of emojis rather than points.

 Some of the robotics teams’ most significant progress takes place on the weekend, when the school is deserted save for 40 enthusiastic students. 

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

Since 1790, Washington residents have shared the same responsibilities as all other American citizens but have been deprived of constitutional rights.

Though the program benefits numerous families in the district, quality and quantity of the food has decreased. 

Athletes run personal records, discuss setbacks in the month leading up to CCS.

Every Thursday and Saturday, retired cross country coach Danny Moon runs with a group of 20 to 30 runners at West Valley.

The band, which has over 175 members this season, worked on their show titled “Blossom.”

Ian Tippetts describes his history with the sport, including competing in a full IronMan.

The in-person event consisted of MAP orientation, Booster group presentations and rotations among classes.

Historic and energetic downtowns provide a perfect escape after a long day at school.

An American and a Brit discuss the differences between their birth countries.

Former Southern California teacher initially taught math before transitioning to computer science due to high demand.

UC Berkeley’s unofficial “People of Color Theme House” bans white residents and guests from entering common areas of the house, backtracking any reasonable progress for POC.