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

This is now Hell’s Kitchen 2.0.

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.

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.

Tips on how not to feel single during the month of love. 

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

 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.

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. 

Some have fallen and others have risen in recent years.

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

Scotland’s act raises awareness about the stigma surrounding periods, makes period products easily accessible to all its citizens and inspires other countries to take similar measures.

Coming out of COVID last year, the cheer team hopes to create a strong team bond and adjust to new coaches.

Aside from wearing fancy tiaras and assenting to laws, the British monarchy serves no purpose to the government and expends far too much money. 

Cross country and boys’ water polo take advantage of extra time on weekends to prepare for games and meets. 

With over 15 years of teaching experience, teacher Holly Royaltey engages students through an emphasis on learning theory.