Shreya Katkere

Despite the new changes implemented to this year’s Career Day, staff and students felt that it was successful and informative.

Here are some activities I tried and recommend to other people who are feeling bored during quarantine.

This year’s Spotify Wrapped revealed how much information Spotify records from their users.

A simple makeup look is fairly easy and showcases a person’s beauty without layers of makeup.

Extreme fan groups pose a danger to artists through death threats and other obsessive behaviors.

IoT club strives to inspire students and beyond to be innovators themselves through work with sensors and data. 

Listening to music on Spotify makes completing daily tasks much more enjoyable.

Parents are often more competitive and invested in the sport their child takes part in than their child.

I deleted Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube off of my phone for a week, which increased my productivity.

Tips on how to create and maintain a consistent study schedule throughout the school year.

The use of laminated paper as a bathroom pass does not solve any of the problems students had with the flip flop passes.

Change resulted from realizing how much stronger they would be together.

When on a budget, San Francisco is the perfect place to visit and have a fun time for a price of only $15.

Many criticize the assertion made in Forbes.

The SBAC test is important for the school’s ranking and students’ CA college admissions; therefore, administrators should motivate students to put in their best effort.

Outreach commission’s Make-A-Wish drive has not been a success so far, but the commissioners hope to continue advertising this school year.

Rally commission begins preparations early for the event.

Senior see blogging as a beneficial hobby to aid with heavy course load. 

School board should allow any member to give their opinion instead of only the president.

Biology Students recently took a three-day trip to learn about oceanography.

After going on a brief hiatus after a difficult year, singer Ariana Grande returns with a new single, "Thank U, Next."

Reporter reviews "Johnny English Strikes Again."

High school desks should be larger.

Why did LGSUHSD decide not to cancel school during bad air quality?

Change leads all candidates with 35 percent support.

Reporter shares her "perfect day"

English and History classes show films to provide a deeper understanding of the material and a different perspective on the past.

Netflix Originals are turning people into stars practically overnight.

Behind the Scenes of Principal Robinson's weekly emails.

Reporters try to make various things following Nifty's DIY videos.

Female Jewish and Lesbian actor recieves backlash from community

Junior class officers organized a back-to-school supply drive to help out a nonprofit organization in need of school supplies.

Reporter argues to split California into three states

Students discuss their experiences in meeting celebrities.

Teachers have begun to reuse Scantrons in an effort to save the budget for more important things.

FBLA recognizes many SHS students

In English 10, many students have been reading “All Quiet on the Western Front,” which details the many emotional and physical traumas experienced in war.

FBLA recently participated in the Bay Section Conference, where three members advanced to the state finals.

Reporter gives a list of must-listen songs that are topping the charts currently.

Are you stuck at a moral crossroads? The easiest, safest, and most risk-free option when a friend asks about a test is to tell them that you don’t really remember and they should study it just to be safe.

Despite these injuries, the team is on a 8-game winning streak and only needs win its next two games against Homestead and Monta Vista to be at the top of the El Camino League.

According to Special Education teacher Courtney Crase, because the club is not involved with the formal organization Best Buddies International, the club name needed to be changed 11 years ago from Buddies Club to Perfect Pals.

Compared to sports like soccer or basketball, winter percussion seems fairly static; however, it can be just as physically demanding as other sports, participants say.

As a vlogger, Satterfield addresses viewers to make them feel like they are there with him as he is experiencing his life.

The bright spot so far are the three freshmen, Loo, Kaitlyn Yu and Iris Lee, all guards who are looking to fill the gaps left  by alumni.

Members of the school’s selective Bollywood dance team, Toga Tamasha, are preparing for their  first show on Feb. 10. The dancers, 15 seniors and three sophomores, have been practicing twice a week for two hours each and sending audition videos to various competitions hosted at schools like Lynbrook, Monta Vista, Presentation, Bellarmine, Homestead, Cupertino and some college teams like UCLA.

Chinese Club allows students of all races at school to embrace Chinese culture. Chinese Club was started by senior Nicholas Di.

The Humane Society Club, created by sophomores Risa Carter, Francesca Whiting, Alex Lee, Kathryn Hamilton and Thaila Morganstern, allows students to help animals in need through activities and fundraisers.

In previous years, classes such as Japanese and business were offered to students but didn’t get enough sign-ups

Columnist argues that not all students that are legally able to drive should drive.

Reporter reviews Lady Gaga's controversial documentary.

Writers fail to understand fan wishes, and closes season wtih dissapointing finale.

Reporter argues how social media makes staying in contact with friends easier.

Most students at Saratoga don’t bother trying to skip school because they don’t want to get in trouble with parents or school administrators