Golf is challenging, but it doesn’t meet the definition of a real sport October 9, 2015 — by Isabelle Yang If you think golf is a sport and golfers are athletes, you are either wrong, or you are a golfer. read more » Twenty-five years as a Falcon October 8, 2015 — by Spring Ma and Charin Park Walking into assistant principal Kerry Mohnike’s office, students are greeted by a tall brown bookshelf filled to the brim with student-signed screenplays, props from past English simulations and candid photos of Mohnike’s 2011 drama classes — all mementos of her 25 years at Saratoga High. read more » Seniors plan to pursue artistic majors October 8, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Katherine Zhou Senior Katherine Liu, then 11 years old, passed by a row of fluttering flags and ambled into a lofty glass building. Liu vividly remembers her surreal experience at the United Nations headquarters. read more » Films lead to a rising acappella culture October 7, 2015 — by Neil Rao and Shreya Tumu Ever since the debut of the hit show “Glee” in 2009 and the blockbuster film “Pitch Perfect” in 2012, acappella-style singing has been expanding. This can be seen in several universities. read more » Kanye West’s presidential campaign will ruin America October 7, 2015 — by Maya Prasad Falcon reporter and her thoughts on Kanye West’s announcement to run for president in 2020. read more » Marshburn serves as integral part of Saratoga student life October 7, 2015 — by Deepthi Sampathkumar and Roland Shen Activities director and Spanish teacher Rebeca Marshburn’s job as the school’s activities director revolves around working with ASB, the Leadership class, class officers, clubs and commissions. read more » Alumnus’s self-segregation article generates conversation in community October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen and Oksana Trifonova In an article published in a Chinese media outlet and later, an American website, alumnus Sameul Liu wrote that “the culture [at Saratoga High] had split soundlessly into two separate circles, each involved in its own activities and contemptuous of the other.” read more » Senior’s love for singing brings future performance opportunities October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen Senior Isha Mangal reflects on her music and the experiences and happiness it has brought her. read more » Snapchat update adds unique effects but frustrates Android users October 6, 2015 — by Roland Shen Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many. read more » Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Twenty-five years as a Falcon October 8, 2015 — by Spring Ma and Charin Park Walking into assistant principal Kerry Mohnike’s office, students are greeted by a tall brown bookshelf filled to the brim with student-signed screenplays, props from past English simulations and candid photos of Mohnike’s 2011 drama classes — all mementos of her 25 years at Saratoga High. read more » Seniors plan to pursue artistic majors October 8, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Katherine Zhou Senior Katherine Liu, then 11 years old, passed by a row of fluttering flags and ambled into a lofty glass building. Liu vividly remembers her surreal experience at the United Nations headquarters. read more » Films lead to a rising acappella culture October 7, 2015 — by Neil Rao and Shreya Tumu Ever since the debut of the hit show “Glee” in 2009 and the blockbuster film “Pitch Perfect” in 2012, acappella-style singing has been expanding. This can be seen in several universities. read more » Kanye West’s presidential campaign will ruin America October 7, 2015 — by Maya Prasad Falcon reporter and her thoughts on Kanye West’s announcement to run for president in 2020. read more » Marshburn serves as integral part of Saratoga student life October 7, 2015 — by Deepthi Sampathkumar and Roland Shen Activities director and Spanish teacher Rebeca Marshburn’s job as the school’s activities director revolves around working with ASB, the Leadership class, class officers, clubs and commissions. read more » Alumnus’s self-segregation article generates conversation in community October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen and Oksana Trifonova In an article published in a Chinese media outlet and later, an American website, alumnus Sameul Liu wrote that “the culture [at Saratoga High] had split soundlessly into two separate circles, each involved in its own activities and contemptuous of the other.” read more » Senior’s love for singing brings future performance opportunities October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen Senior Isha Mangal reflects on her music and the experiences and happiness it has brought her. read more » Snapchat update adds unique effects but frustrates Android users October 6, 2015 — by Roland Shen Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many. read more » Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Seniors plan to pursue artistic majors October 8, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Katherine Zhou Senior Katherine Liu, then 11 years old, passed by a row of fluttering flags and ambled into a lofty glass building. Liu vividly remembers her surreal experience at the United Nations headquarters. read more » Films lead to a rising acappella culture October 7, 2015 — by Neil Rao and Shreya Tumu Ever since the debut of the hit show “Glee” in 2009 and the blockbuster film “Pitch Perfect” in 2012, acappella-style singing has been expanding. This can be seen in several universities. read more » Kanye West’s presidential campaign will ruin America October 7, 2015 — by Maya Prasad Falcon reporter and her thoughts on Kanye West’s announcement to run for president in 2020. read more » Marshburn serves as integral part of Saratoga student life October 7, 2015 — by Deepthi Sampathkumar and Roland Shen Activities director and Spanish teacher Rebeca Marshburn’s job as the school’s activities director revolves around working with ASB, the Leadership class, class officers, clubs and commissions. read more » Alumnus’s self-segregation article generates conversation in community October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen and Oksana Trifonova In an article published in a Chinese media outlet and later, an American website, alumnus Sameul Liu wrote that “the culture [at Saratoga High] had split soundlessly into two separate circles, each involved in its own activities and contemptuous of the other.” read more » Senior’s love for singing brings future performance opportunities October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen Senior Isha Mangal reflects on her music and the experiences and happiness it has brought her. read more » Snapchat update adds unique effects but frustrates Android users October 6, 2015 — by Roland Shen Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many. read more » Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Films lead to a rising acappella culture October 7, 2015 — by Neil Rao and Shreya Tumu Ever since the debut of the hit show “Glee” in 2009 and the blockbuster film “Pitch Perfect” in 2012, acappella-style singing has been expanding. This can be seen in several universities. read more » Kanye West’s presidential campaign will ruin America October 7, 2015 — by Maya Prasad Falcon reporter and her thoughts on Kanye West’s announcement to run for president in 2020. read more » Marshburn serves as integral part of Saratoga student life October 7, 2015 — by Deepthi Sampathkumar and Roland Shen Activities director and Spanish teacher Rebeca Marshburn’s job as the school’s activities director revolves around working with ASB, the Leadership class, class officers, clubs and commissions. read more » Alumnus’s self-segregation article generates conversation in community October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen and Oksana Trifonova In an article published in a Chinese media outlet and later, an American website, alumnus Sameul Liu wrote that “the culture [at Saratoga High] had split soundlessly into two separate circles, each involved in its own activities and contemptuous of the other.” read more » Senior’s love for singing brings future performance opportunities October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen Senior Isha Mangal reflects on her music and the experiences and happiness it has brought her. read more » Snapchat update adds unique effects but frustrates Android users October 6, 2015 — by Roland Shen Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many. read more » Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Kanye West’s presidential campaign will ruin America October 7, 2015 — by Maya Prasad Falcon reporter and her thoughts on Kanye West’s announcement to run for president in 2020. read more » Marshburn serves as integral part of Saratoga student life October 7, 2015 — by Deepthi Sampathkumar and Roland Shen Activities director and Spanish teacher Rebeca Marshburn’s job as the school’s activities director revolves around working with ASB, the Leadership class, class officers, clubs and commissions. read more » Alumnus’s self-segregation article generates conversation in community October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen and Oksana Trifonova In an article published in a Chinese media outlet and later, an American website, alumnus Sameul Liu wrote that “the culture [at Saratoga High] had split soundlessly into two separate circles, each involved in its own activities and contemptuous of the other.” read more » Senior’s love for singing brings future performance opportunities October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen Senior Isha Mangal reflects on her music and the experiences and happiness it has brought her. read more » Snapchat update adds unique effects but frustrates Android users October 6, 2015 — by Roland Shen Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many. read more » Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Marshburn serves as integral part of Saratoga student life October 7, 2015 — by Deepthi Sampathkumar and Roland Shen Activities director and Spanish teacher Rebeca Marshburn’s job as the school’s activities director revolves around working with ASB, the Leadership class, class officers, clubs and commissions. read more » Alumnus’s self-segregation article generates conversation in community October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen and Oksana Trifonova In an article published in a Chinese media outlet and later, an American website, alumnus Sameul Liu wrote that “the culture [at Saratoga High] had split soundlessly into two separate circles, each involved in its own activities and contemptuous of the other.” read more » Senior’s love for singing brings future performance opportunities October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen Senior Isha Mangal reflects on her music and the experiences and happiness it has brought her. read more » Snapchat update adds unique effects but frustrates Android users October 6, 2015 — by Roland Shen Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many. read more » Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Alumnus’s self-segregation article generates conversation in community October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen and Oksana Trifonova In an article published in a Chinese media outlet and later, an American website, alumnus Sameul Liu wrote that “the culture [at Saratoga High] had split soundlessly into two separate circles, each involved in its own activities and contemptuous of the other.” read more » Senior’s love for singing brings future performance opportunities October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen Senior Isha Mangal reflects on her music and the experiences and happiness it has brought her. read more » Snapchat update adds unique effects but frustrates Android users October 6, 2015 — by Roland Shen Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many. read more » Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Senior’s love for singing brings future performance opportunities October 6, 2015 — by Caitlyn Chen Senior Isha Mangal reflects on her music and the experiences and happiness it has brought her. read more » Snapchat update adds unique effects but frustrates Android users October 6, 2015 — by Roland Shen Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many. read more » Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Snapchat update adds unique effects but frustrates Android users October 6, 2015 — by Roland Shen Snapchat’s Sept. 15 update added new lenses to its ever-expanding catalog of photo editing features, exciting many users. However the update is unavailable to Android devices, upsetting many. read more » Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Recent mixers receive positive reactions after years of bad reputations October 5, 2015 — by Angela Lee and Shreya Tumu According to senior Ai Marie Asai, mixers help friends from different neighborhoods bond however, mixers have sometimes earned a bad reputation because of alcohol and drug abuse, Asai said. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast