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Member of city Planning Commission resigns over comments widely seen as xenophobic
October 8, 2021 — by Christina Chang and Lynn Dai
In a public email written on Aug. 30, Cheriel Jensen, a  member of the Saratoga Planning Commission, expressed opposition to the Regional Housing Needs Allocation’s (RHNA) appeal to install 1,700 plus housing units in the city by 2023.  She wrote, “40.1 percent of persons (2015‐19) in Saratoga are foreign born, and 45.2 percent do not […]
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National TikTok results in some campus vandalism; administration enforces consequences
October 8, 2021 — by Lena Aribi and Meher Bhatnagar
On Sept. 1, Tiktok user @jugg4elias posted a video of a box of disposable masks he supposedly stole from school, captioning the video “A month into school absolutely devious lick. Should’ve brought a mask.” According to Urban Dictionary, a “lick” is a “successful type of theft.” Since @jugg4elias’s video went viral, the act of “devious […]
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MSET Fish exceed expectations at CalGames
October 8, 2021 — by Nikhil Mathihalli
The MSET Fish earned 3rd seed and won the Founder’s award at CalGames, their most recent offseason competition, from Friday, Oct. 1 to Sunday, Oct. 3 at Lynbrook High School. The team competed against 28 other robotics teams from the Bay Area. The game, introduced in January, is the same as last year’s game wherein […]
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Homecoming bounces back
October 8, 2021 — by Nikhil Mathihalli
Homecoming week ran from Sept. 20 to Sept. 24, featuring quad day performances from teachers and all grades, and a homecoming dance. The seniors finished in first place, with the juniors placing second, the freshmen placing third and the sophomores coming in last. With no prior knowledge of quad day, the freshmen, tasked with the […]
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After a successful introduction last year, the Fitness Club hopes to inspire more students to become healthier
October 8, 2021 — by Howard Shu
On every other Tuesday at the start of lunch, senior Fitness Club co-presidents Ishaan Bhandari and Christopher Liu head to the weight room with around 20 club members, anticipating a captivating workout session. “My favorite part of Fitness Club is actually working out and weightlifting with the club members and officers. It’s a great way […]
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Model UN Club implements a hybrid in-person and online system
October 7, 2021 — by Vicky Bai and Arnav Swamy
When senior Selina Chen, president of the Model United Nations club, entered Spanish teacher Allison Dermont’s room during a Monday lunch to host the first meeting of the year, it was filled with new, eager participants. The club has quadrupled its membership since before the pandemic. The officers — Chen, juniors George Huang (vice president) […]
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Clubs readjust to an in-person setting
October 7, 2021 — by Sarah Thomas and Kavya Patel
During lunch on Sept. 14, members of Girl Up sat in English 9 and 10 teacher Megan Law’s classroom, participating in a name game. People laughed as students failed to remember the names of all the club members and they passed around a bag of Goldfish. The club has been around for years, but this […]
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Principal’s assistant Pola-Michelle Alas to leave school for district office this month
October 7, 2021 — by Tara Natarajan and Sanjoli Gupta
Since Sept. 13th, principal’s assistant Pola-Michelle Alas had been working two jobs, one at the district office and one at SHS. Come Oct. 25, she will be leaving the school to work in the business office at the district office full time under the direction of Delores Perley, the Chief Business Officer (CBO). Taking her […]
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Benefit transitions back to an in-person show for 2022
October 7, 2021 — by Sarah Thomas and Kavya Patel
To adhere to COVID-19 protocols, last year the annual Benefit Fashion Show adopted a fashion magazine format, for which students dressed up in a theme of their choosing and sent their photos to the officers; it raised $1,000 for the fire-relief charity Felton Fire Protection District. Due to the popularity of last year’s “Vintage” theme, […]
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Junior class spirit shines, brings ‘Scooby Doo’ to life
October 7, 2021 — by Shannon Ma
Powder guns blasted the afternoon sky with clouds of blue smoke. The unified, boisterous chanting of “Junior power!” dominated the quad at the end of lunch on Sept. 23 as a sea of blue-clad students jumped together in a crowd.  The last time the Class of 2023 enjoyed a mosh pit like this was two […]
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