Tara Natarajan

Reminiscing on my unconventional childhood television shows brings me lots of nostalgia.

Seniors Lucas Dennis, Zeynep Tokuz and Jalyn Harrigan have all demonstrated high proficiency in their respective sports of baseball, swimming and track and field.

The beloved former football coach passed away in February — but his monumental impact on those who knew him remains.

Exercise is difficult for many of us, but Peloton is a great way to get moving.

While the practice of SAT superscoring is alluring to many, it’s ultimately a bad practice that undermines the purpose of standardized testing.

Combining fun at the parks with valuable workshops, the weekend was an enriching experience for Leadership students.

From horror to absurdism to documentary, I enjoyed an abundance of genres in 2022.

Yes, BBL fashion is hideous. But it also represents a host of deeper issues perpetuated by the fashion industry upon women.

We must confront the fact that Twitter has been harmful from the beginning, and that protesting against Elon Musk will not solve any of the platform’s underlying problems.

The cocoa powder all over my jeans was worth it. 

School traditions continue to make a comeback after Covid interruptions.

New teacher Anne Witkowski returns to begin her teaching career.

Junior Kali Duvvuri, a top setter in the nation, was recently named a 16U All-American in the AAU Boys’ National Championships.

After spending 23 years as a college counselor traveling throughout the world, Ward hopes to inform Saratoga students’ ideas about college.

The event endured a difficult transition from the pandemic-era Benefit magazine to the first in-person show since.

Despite being a flawed system, it is the most feasible form of harm reduction in the college admissions process.

Snow sports are unconventional and difficult but fulfilling in their own way

The team competed at the Stanford Invitational, a prestigious track event, last week.

Staying at home poses challenges to academics and work, but the school works to adapt with the changing situation

Marcos Cortez used an interactive way to bring students together inside their classroom community, while Suzanne Herzman followed the principles of a Ralph Waldo Emerson essay.

An exploration of the vast differences between Saratoga’s public high school and India’s elite international high school systems.

Junior Willie Kuiper attended the first two years of high school in the Netherlands, and expects to graduate from Saratoga High School.

Caroline Keogh discusses her experience at a Montessori school in Beijing.

Meta, formerly Facebook, is trying to draw back younger users with virtual reality, but the problem-plagued company is unlikely to handle the long-term consequences well. 

The singer’s ability to strip away her stylized aesthetic borders in favor of a raw and vulnerable album indicates a tremendous desire to break her own boundaries.

Mediocrity is abundant in the genre of Christmas music; these selections are the exception to the rule.

LGSUHSD changed policies regarding off-campus courses and valedictorian eligibility requirements.

The events, which occurred on Halloween night, is the latest of a string of hateful attacks.

In the South Asian diaspora, individuals of mixed ethnicity are few and far between, and their unique problems and perspectives are often overlooked. Here, four students discuss what their multiethnic heritage means to them.

The Daveyland project utilizes aspects of English, world history and media arts to provide an in-depth understanding of major schools of thought during the Industrial Revolution.

America is already struggling with the rising movement of anti-vaxxers masquerading as champions of free thought; celebrity-fueled misinformation isn’t helping.

She moves back to the business office where she worked before coming to SHS.

Why fall has a special place in my heart

Despite challenges with inexperienced players, the team plans to focus on evolving together.

On Red Days, Mollie Hicok Parker teaches at Saratoga High and heads to Los Gatos High on Blue Days.

The singer’s public battle against her conservators lends a voice to the thousands of disabled Americans silently suffering from harsh and abusive guardianships.  

Zoom COO Aparna Bawa, on being a part of one of the most essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic.