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Students detail the unique lifestyles they lead living in different areas of the city.

It’s the only way to go.   

The club meeting in person but receives mentoring from remote with attorney-coach Ashwini Velchamy.

Both boys’ and girls’ cross country concluded their season on a satisfying note.

Believe it or not, writing with my left hand keeps me focused on class notes.

After finding success last year with online conferences, MUN Club is hoping to continue the momentum with a quadrupled membership.

Co-captain Amoli Vanavadiya is thrilled by the increase in team activities; senior Harrison Dance prepares for collegiate offers.

Popping bubble wrap? Fidgeting with Pop-It toys? No, I just pop my fingers.

Popularized by TikTok and starring actors, Squid Game proves to be more than just a survival TV show

Club Rush days increase interest and participation for the 65 clubs on campus.

100 Rants of the September 17 Issue

With a combination of questions, activities and purposeful mistakes, Jarvin Bayona creates a warm, challenging and interactive classroom environment.

Brandon Ngo produces electronic music for festivals as a method of self-expression and a way to pay homage to artists who have inspired him 

This non-academic subject is unnecessary for freshmen who are as much as two years away from being able to get their permits.  

Sophomore Dan Garniek’s petition has garnered 335 signatures.

Healthy Living hosts webinars about mental health and creates a self-expression magazine hopes to encourage well-being   

I don’t want Peppa Pig as my alarm clock.   

Captain junior Enoch Jung encouraged players to stay committed, despite the rescheduled games and an 8-point deficit in each game.   

Netflix still leaves competitors in the dust.

The anti-racism task force launched a new committee, SHS Living Room Conversations, designed to promote discourse in the community.

The team holds practice together every other day and uses Strava app to record students’ individual runs.

The box is a gift box that includes a fun selection of quality stationery items to experiment with.   

A drive-thru donation will be held on Jan. 22 from 2-4 p.m. for blankets, towels and PPE supplies for Georgia Travis Women’s Shelter.   

NCHS serves to recognize students who have actively contributed to the spread of Chinese culture within the community.

Rishabh Anand’s renderings have become more realistic and skilled with each attempt.  

Junior Yoshiki Shimokawa has played the instrument for seven years.

The club links members to interact with special education students through tutoring and online games.

With the help of fundraising conducted by branches of Nanoseed in the past year, the national Nanoseed organization distributed a total of $10,000 in student loans.

Urmila Vudali worked with politician Joe Simitian and reached out to experts in the field.

Students and Kobayashi share their experiences with the newly-revived Japanese course during online schooling

The film is receiving backlash for the sexualization of young girls and misrepresentation of Islam.  

Different avenues are easier to explore through online education.

 

Whether it be about censorship or misconceptions, social media platforms and news outlets are quickly seeing the harmful results of their own words

As more states issue a shelter-in-place, online streaming services offer deals and extensions to expanding audiences

Granoff’s knowledge of child psychology helps him teach his child basic lessons and improve his methods of teaching.

Despite questionable ulterior motives, students who participate in voluntourism learn lessons of a lifetime.

Foreign exchange students adapt to Saratoga and American culture.

Saratoga student finds creating own startups fulfilling despite the many hardships involved.

Those who traveled to China since Jan. 1 have been told to stay home for two weeks.  

Track coaches set their hopes on a successful track season despite declining participation  

Sophomore Tina Hu expresses her passions for both art and nature through the comparison of art classes from China to Saratoga

Although fewer and fewer high school students find time to read, print literature finds hope through technology

The K-Pop industry’s abuse of idols in recent years is getting out of control.

Discipline allows for wide latitude and overlap with computer science.  

Red Ribbon Week has been reduced to a single day

Armina Mayya won the Girl Scout Gold Award for creating an app to assist homeless people in locating shelters

Preparing decorations and music and working to improve upon last year’s dance, the dance commission has to overcome several challenges to put together the details of the Homecoming dance on Sept. 28

Senior learns leadership skills through extensive planning and manual labor.