MSET Fish work to build new robot for ‘Charged Up’ FRC season February 12, 2023 — by Nikhil Mathihalli Junior Naveed Kasnavi, hardware lead for the school’s FRC team 649 MSET Fish, worked through a late January afternoon, finishing the last revision of his computer-aided design (CAD) model for the robot’s arm mechanism. This robot will compete in two regional competitions: the San Francisco Regional on March 16 and the Silicon Valley Regional on […] read more » Annual Benefit Fashion Show set for April 22 February 12, 2023 — by Avani Kongetira The annual Benefit Fashion Show will take place on April 22 at 7 p.m. under the theme “Happily Ever After.” The Benefit Commission released model sign-ups on Jan. 17. “We’re still in the early stages of planning, but it’s coming along well,” co-head commissioner Haley Marks said. “The commission has really come together to work […] read more » Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break February 12, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Amy Luo Every year during February and spring break, many people decide to spend their week traveling with their friends and family. With California’s unprecedented flooding in late December and early January, however, storms have also hit all around the country. As a result, flights are being canceled and many have had to change their travel plans. […] read more » Recent student driving accidents, speeding reports raise safety concerns February 12, 2023 — by Mitchell Chen and Derek Liang Roughly 230,000 teens in the U.S. ages 13 to 19 were injured or killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2020, with the most at-risk group being teen drivers aged 16 to 19. The issue of driving safety has received attention recently as the result of an increase in student-involved accidents and reports of excessive speeding. […] read more » Hakone Gardens moves forward with major renovations for its next century February 10, 2023 — by Beverly Xu Hakone Gardens, located on Big Basin Way off of Highway 9, was founded by Isabel Stine, a San Francisco philanthropist who was inspired to build Hakone after being captivated by the Japanese Pavilion at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Hakone was originally landscaped by master gardener Naoharu Aihara, and built by architect […] read more » Rare shooting occurs in Saratoga downtown February 10, 2023 — by Jonny Luo and Kathy Wang An out-of-state visitor opened fire in The Inn at Saratoga on 4th Street and Big Basin Way in Saratoga downtown on Feb. 2, after being unsatisfied with accommodations at the hotel and demanding a refund, according to a WeChat message sent out by council member Yan Zhao on the same day. The suspect, a currently […] read more » Leadership class travels to Anaheim and learns leadership the ‘Disney Way’ February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan and Tara Natarajan Seniors Sydney Backhus, Arshi Chawla, Ela Machirotou and Kayla Steele waited with anticipation in the Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout line at Disney’s California Adventure theme park on Feb. 3. Given the opportunity to go to Disneyland with some of their closest friends in leadership, students buzzed with excitement. This year’s leadership class attended […] read more » Bombay in the Bay returns in style without pandemic restrictions February 10, 2023 — by Neal Malhotra and Kavya Patel For the first time since 2020, Saratoga High School’s Bombay in Bay will be returning back to its normal format: no drive-thru, no limitations on audience sizes and no masks. Bombay in the Bay (BnB) — the annual Indian fusion dance show hosted by the school’s Indian Cultural Awareness Club (ICAC) — is set to […] read more » Drama department spotlights student talent in New Works Festival February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan Senior Drama Club officers Ananya Gupta and Amrita Gopal remember standing proudly as they watched the play they had written, “Lost in Translation,” come to life at last year’s New Works Festival. Gupta said the show always brings her excitement, especially since it’s the Drama Club’s last show of the year where students can display […] read more » Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast
Annual Benefit Fashion Show set for April 22 February 12, 2023 — by Avani Kongetira The annual Benefit Fashion Show will take place on April 22 at 7 p.m. under the theme “Happily Ever After.” The Benefit Commission released model sign-ups on Jan. 17. “We’re still in the early stages of planning, but it’s coming along well,” co-head commissioner Haley Marks said. “The commission has really come together to work […] read more » Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break February 12, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Amy Luo Every year during February and spring break, many people decide to spend their week traveling with their friends and family. With California’s unprecedented flooding in late December and early January, however, storms have also hit all around the country. As a result, flights are being canceled and many have had to change their travel plans. […] read more » Recent student driving accidents, speeding reports raise safety concerns February 12, 2023 — by Mitchell Chen and Derek Liang Roughly 230,000 teens in the U.S. ages 13 to 19 were injured or killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2020, with the most at-risk group being teen drivers aged 16 to 19. The issue of driving safety has received attention recently as the result of an increase in student-involved accidents and reports of excessive speeding. […] read more » Hakone Gardens moves forward with major renovations for its next century February 10, 2023 — by Beverly Xu Hakone Gardens, located on Big Basin Way off of Highway 9, was founded by Isabel Stine, a San Francisco philanthropist who was inspired to build Hakone after being captivated by the Japanese Pavilion at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Hakone was originally landscaped by master gardener Naoharu Aihara, and built by architect […] read more » Rare shooting occurs in Saratoga downtown February 10, 2023 — by Jonny Luo and Kathy Wang An out-of-state visitor opened fire in The Inn at Saratoga on 4th Street and Big Basin Way in Saratoga downtown on Feb. 2, after being unsatisfied with accommodations at the hotel and demanding a refund, according to a WeChat message sent out by council member Yan Zhao on the same day. The suspect, a currently […] read more » Leadership class travels to Anaheim and learns leadership the ‘Disney Way’ February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan and Tara Natarajan Seniors Sydney Backhus, Arshi Chawla, Ela Machirotou and Kayla Steele waited with anticipation in the Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout line at Disney’s California Adventure theme park on Feb. 3. Given the opportunity to go to Disneyland with some of their closest friends in leadership, students buzzed with excitement. This year’s leadership class attended […] read more » Bombay in the Bay returns in style without pandemic restrictions February 10, 2023 — by Neal Malhotra and Kavya Patel For the first time since 2020, Saratoga High School’s Bombay in Bay will be returning back to its normal format: no drive-thru, no limitations on audience sizes and no masks. Bombay in the Bay (BnB) — the annual Indian fusion dance show hosted by the school’s Indian Cultural Awareness Club (ICAC) — is set to […] read more » Drama department spotlights student talent in New Works Festival February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan Senior Drama Club officers Ananya Gupta and Amrita Gopal remember standing proudly as they watched the play they had written, “Lost in Translation,” come to life at last year’s New Works Festival. Gupta said the show always brings her excitement, especially since it’s the Drama Club’s last show of the year where students can display […] read more » Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast
Flight cancellations disrupt traveling plans over the holiday break February 12, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Amy Luo Every year during February and spring break, many people decide to spend their week traveling with their friends and family. With California’s unprecedented flooding in late December and early January, however, storms have also hit all around the country. As a result, flights are being canceled and many have had to change their travel plans. […] read more » Recent student driving accidents, speeding reports raise safety concerns February 12, 2023 — by Mitchell Chen and Derek Liang Roughly 230,000 teens in the U.S. ages 13 to 19 were injured or killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2020, with the most at-risk group being teen drivers aged 16 to 19. The issue of driving safety has received attention recently as the result of an increase in student-involved accidents and reports of excessive speeding. […] read more » Hakone Gardens moves forward with major renovations for its next century February 10, 2023 — by Beverly Xu Hakone Gardens, located on Big Basin Way off of Highway 9, was founded by Isabel Stine, a San Francisco philanthropist who was inspired to build Hakone after being captivated by the Japanese Pavilion at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Hakone was originally landscaped by master gardener Naoharu Aihara, and built by architect […] read more » Rare shooting occurs in Saratoga downtown February 10, 2023 — by Jonny Luo and Kathy Wang An out-of-state visitor opened fire in The Inn at Saratoga on 4th Street and Big Basin Way in Saratoga downtown on Feb. 2, after being unsatisfied with accommodations at the hotel and demanding a refund, according to a WeChat message sent out by council member Yan Zhao on the same day. The suspect, a currently […] read more » Leadership class travels to Anaheim and learns leadership the ‘Disney Way’ February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan and Tara Natarajan Seniors Sydney Backhus, Arshi Chawla, Ela Machirotou and Kayla Steele waited with anticipation in the Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout line at Disney’s California Adventure theme park on Feb. 3. Given the opportunity to go to Disneyland with some of their closest friends in leadership, students buzzed with excitement. This year’s leadership class attended […] read more » Bombay in the Bay returns in style without pandemic restrictions February 10, 2023 — by Neal Malhotra and Kavya Patel For the first time since 2020, Saratoga High School’s Bombay in Bay will be returning back to its normal format: no drive-thru, no limitations on audience sizes and no masks. Bombay in the Bay (BnB) — the annual Indian fusion dance show hosted by the school’s Indian Cultural Awareness Club (ICAC) — is set to […] read more » Drama department spotlights student talent in New Works Festival February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan Senior Drama Club officers Ananya Gupta and Amrita Gopal remember standing proudly as they watched the play they had written, “Lost in Translation,” come to life at last year’s New Works Festival. Gupta said the show always brings her excitement, especially since it’s the Drama Club’s last show of the year where students can display […] read more » Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast
Recent student driving accidents, speeding reports raise safety concerns February 12, 2023 — by Mitchell Chen and Derek Liang Roughly 230,000 teens in the U.S. ages 13 to 19 were injured or killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2020, with the most at-risk group being teen drivers aged 16 to 19. The issue of driving safety has received attention recently as the result of an increase in student-involved accidents and reports of excessive speeding. […] read more » Hakone Gardens moves forward with major renovations for its next century February 10, 2023 — by Beverly Xu Hakone Gardens, located on Big Basin Way off of Highway 9, was founded by Isabel Stine, a San Francisco philanthropist who was inspired to build Hakone after being captivated by the Japanese Pavilion at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Hakone was originally landscaped by master gardener Naoharu Aihara, and built by architect […] read more » Rare shooting occurs in Saratoga downtown February 10, 2023 — by Jonny Luo and Kathy Wang An out-of-state visitor opened fire in The Inn at Saratoga on 4th Street and Big Basin Way in Saratoga downtown on Feb. 2, after being unsatisfied with accommodations at the hotel and demanding a refund, according to a WeChat message sent out by council member Yan Zhao on the same day. The suspect, a currently […] read more » Leadership class travels to Anaheim and learns leadership the ‘Disney Way’ February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan and Tara Natarajan Seniors Sydney Backhus, Arshi Chawla, Ela Machirotou and Kayla Steele waited with anticipation in the Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout line at Disney’s California Adventure theme park on Feb. 3. Given the opportunity to go to Disneyland with some of their closest friends in leadership, students buzzed with excitement. This year’s leadership class attended […] read more » Bombay in the Bay returns in style without pandemic restrictions February 10, 2023 — by Neal Malhotra and Kavya Patel For the first time since 2020, Saratoga High School’s Bombay in Bay will be returning back to its normal format: no drive-thru, no limitations on audience sizes and no masks. Bombay in the Bay (BnB) — the annual Indian fusion dance show hosted by the school’s Indian Cultural Awareness Club (ICAC) — is set to […] read more » Drama department spotlights student talent in New Works Festival February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan Senior Drama Club officers Ananya Gupta and Amrita Gopal remember standing proudly as they watched the play they had written, “Lost in Translation,” come to life at last year’s New Works Festival. Gupta said the show always brings her excitement, especially since it’s the Drama Club’s last show of the year where students can display […] read more » Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast
Hakone Gardens moves forward with major renovations for its next century February 10, 2023 — by Beverly Xu Hakone Gardens, located on Big Basin Way off of Highway 9, was founded by Isabel Stine, a San Francisco philanthropist who was inspired to build Hakone after being captivated by the Japanese Pavilion at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Hakone was originally landscaped by master gardener Naoharu Aihara, and built by architect […] read more » Rare shooting occurs in Saratoga downtown February 10, 2023 — by Jonny Luo and Kathy Wang An out-of-state visitor opened fire in The Inn at Saratoga on 4th Street and Big Basin Way in Saratoga downtown on Feb. 2, after being unsatisfied with accommodations at the hotel and demanding a refund, according to a WeChat message sent out by council member Yan Zhao on the same day. The suspect, a currently […] read more » Leadership class travels to Anaheim and learns leadership the ‘Disney Way’ February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan and Tara Natarajan Seniors Sydney Backhus, Arshi Chawla, Ela Machirotou and Kayla Steele waited with anticipation in the Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout line at Disney’s California Adventure theme park on Feb. 3. Given the opportunity to go to Disneyland with some of their closest friends in leadership, students buzzed with excitement. This year’s leadership class attended […] read more » Bombay in the Bay returns in style without pandemic restrictions February 10, 2023 — by Neal Malhotra and Kavya Patel For the first time since 2020, Saratoga High School’s Bombay in Bay will be returning back to its normal format: no drive-thru, no limitations on audience sizes and no masks. Bombay in the Bay (BnB) — the annual Indian fusion dance show hosted by the school’s Indian Cultural Awareness Club (ICAC) — is set to […] read more » Drama department spotlights student talent in New Works Festival February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan Senior Drama Club officers Ananya Gupta and Amrita Gopal remember standing proudly as they watched the play they had written, “Lost in Translation,” come to life at last year’s New Works Festival. Gupta said the show always brings her excitement, especially since it’s the Drama Club’s last show of the year where students can display […] read more » Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast
Rare shooting occurs in Saratoga downtown February 10, 2023 — by Jonny Luo and Kathy Wang An out-of-state visitor opened fire in The Inn at Saratoga on 4th Street and Big Basin Way in Saratoga downtown on Feb. 2, after being unsatisfied with accommodations at the hotel and demanding a refund, according to a WeChat message sent out by council member Yan Zhao on the same day. The suspect, a currently […] read more » Leadership class travels to Anaheim and learns leadership the ‘Disney Way’ February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan and Tara Natarajan Seniors Sydney Backhus, Arshi Chawla, Ela Machirotou and Kayla Steele waited with anticipation in the Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout line at Disney’s California Adventure theme park on Feb. 3. Given the opportunity to go to Disneyland with some of their closest friends in leadership, students buzzed with excitement. This year’s leadership class attended […] read more » Bombay in the Bay returns in style without pandemic restrictions February 10, 2023 — by Neal Malhotra and Kavya Patel For the first time since 2020, Saratoga High School’s Bombay in Bay will be returning back to its normal format: no drive-thru, no limitations on audience sizes and no masks. Bombay in the Bay (BnB) — the annual Indian fusion dance show hosted by the school’s Indian Cultural Awareness Club (ICAC) — is set to […] read more » Drama department spotlights student talent in New Works Festival February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan Senior Drama Club officers Ananya Gupta and Amrita Gopal remember standing proudly as they watched the play they had written, “Lost in Translation,” come to life at last year’s New Works Festival. Gupta said the show always brings her excitement, especially since it’s the Drama Club’s last show of the year where students can display […] read more » Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast
Leadership class travels to Anaheim and learns leadership the ‘Disney Way’ February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan and Tara Natarajan Seniors Sydney Backhus, Arshi Chawla, Ela Machirotou and Kayla Steele waited with anticipation in the Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout line at Disney’s California Adventure theme park on Feb. 3. Given the opportunity to go to Disneyland with some of their closest friends in leadership, students buzzed with excitement. This year’s leadership class attended […] read more » Bombay in the Bay returns in style without pandemic restrictions February 10, 2023 — by Neal Malhotra and Kavya Patel For the first time since 2020, Saratoga High School’s Bombay in Bay will be returning back to its normal format: no drive-thru, no limitations on audience sizes and no masks. Bombay in the Bay (BnB) — the annual Indian fusion dance show hosted by the school’s Indian Cultural Awareness Club (ICAC) — is set to […] read more » Drama department spotlights student talent in New Works Festival February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan Senior Drama Club officers Ananya Gupta and Amrita Gopal remember standing proudly as they watched the play they had written, “Lost in Translation,” come to life at last year’s New Works Festival. Gupta said the show always brings her excitement, especially since it’s the Drama Club’s last show of the year where students can display […] read more » Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast
Bombay in the Bay returns in style without pandemic restrictions February 10, 2023 — by Neal Malhotra and Kavya Patel For the first time since 2020, Saratoga High School’s Bombay in Bay will be returning back to its normal format: no drive-thru, no limitations on audience sizes and no masks. Bombay in the Bay (BnB) — the annual Indian fusion dance show hosted by the school’s Indian Cultural Awareness Club (ICAC) — is set to […] read more » Drama department spotlights student talent in New Works Festival February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan Senior Drama Club officers Ananya Gupta and Amrita Gopal remember standing proudly as they watched the play they had written, “Lost in Translation,” come to life at last year’s New Works Festival. Gupta said the show always brings her excitement, especially since it’s the Drama Club’s last show of the year where students can display […] read more » Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast
Drama department spotlights student talent in New Works Festival February 10, 2023 — by Allison Tan Senior Drama Club officers Ananya Gupta and Amrita Gopal remember standing proudly as they watched the play they had written, “Lost in Translation,” come to life at last year’s New Works Festival. Gupta said the show always brings her excitement, especially since it’s the Drama Club’s last show of the year where students can display […] read more » Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast
Upperclassmen and teachers reflect on skills necessary to succeed in widely perceived ‘most difficult’ classes February 8, 2023 — by Sarah Zhou Every year, dozens of upperclassmen find themselves trying to balance their health, extracurriculars and academic ambition in the form of AP and Honors classes. On average, juniors take 6.5 classes while seniors enroll in 6, registrar Robert Wise said. He said the average junior takes 3.5 AP and Honors classes and seniors take 3.2 […] read more » firstprevious...1020...2627282930...4050607080...nextlast