Sofia Jones

Although Valentine’s Day receives scrutiny for being a shallow holiday, this should not invalidate the sweet intent. 

Career Day returns after 5 years and aims to provide students with various options for their future.  

The 1990s had sitcoms that are more iconic and funny than any other decade.   

Mosh Pitting can cause injury and destruction; as a result, administrators have tried to eliminate it from school events  

The ABC show “The Bachelor” is considered by some to be the fakest form of reality TV, but that just adds to its charm and entertainment value. 

As the marching band prepared for the final competition in Fresno, they instead found out that lack of donations meant the trip would potentially be canceled.

Drum majors and saxophone players talk time-management and the rewards of being involved in the high school marching band program

Although hot is the best temperature to consume coffee, the difficulty behind drinking it is eternally irritating.   

YouTube artist Audrey Mika deserves more credit for her angelic singing and creative personality  

Reporter argues that there is no age limit for trick-or-treating.

Many factors surrounding Epstein’s proclaimed suicide led people to question the validity of this claim, and whether the whole story has been revealed

With the prevalence of live-action remakes, filmmakers are starting to remake films without attempting to maintain the essence of the original storyline.

Although snitching is sometimes seen as an unnecessary or even immoral action, cheating is a serious issue that people should be able to speak up about.

Social media serves as an easy way to digest news; however, it too often  puts out false or misleading information

Senior Raghav Malaviya has spent the last few years devoted to Pokémon video games, and his passion has taken him around the globe for competitions.  

As class completes its third year, Torrens and ASB set changes to overall class structure.

A more elaborately planned Sadies dance will raise school spirit, especially among underclassmen.  

Despite many new members and staff, the team went on to place first multiple times.

With the rising popularity of TikTok, reporters try out the numerous song choices and special effects available on the app to achieve stardom.

Varsity and JV pursue contrasting themes of ambiguity and happiness

Reporters experience unfortunate communication barrier trying to order food in a foreign language

Including pluses and minuses would motivate students to work harder and strive to better their grades.

The Winter Formal, themed “A Whole New World”, occured in the Large Gym, and was enjoyed by many in spite of initial low expectations.

Alternative Finals, such as group projects and performances, are becoming more and more common.

The Saratoga Strings ensemble auditioned and competed to be given the opportunity to travel to the Midwest Clinic in Chicago to perform their repertoire.

Reporters recount their experience at the Sacred Heart Artisan Faire on Nov. 9 and 10. After visiting booths selling food, clothing and holiday cards among other things, they took a picture with Santa Claus.

Breaking Down the Walls week posed a huge logistical problem, but had deep and personal impacts on the participants.

Marching band utilizes more leg visuals to place first at the Foothill Band Review on Oct. 27 after a disappointing fifth place the week before.

Reporters run around campus during lunch singing songs to unsuspecting freshmen.

Reporter covers how various trending hashtags, including #WhyIDidntReport, #MeToo and #HeforShe, have empowered equality.

Marching band adjusting to new changes in management, tries to strengthen upperclassmen and underclassmen relationships.

Acapella Club replaces discontinued Glee Club as dominant singing club