Boys’ volleyball squad soars to top of Foothill league
The Falcons lose in semifinals at CCS to Carmel.
Cece Jia, Reporter
How school lunches have evolved over the decades
Lunches have been subject to political changes and are now tied to strict nutritional requirements that cafeteria staff must follow.
Boys’ volleyball stays in a good position to win its league
The team has a 8-2 record so far and is hopeful to beat Milpitas on April 29.
Santa Clara’s Central Park: a perfect spot for a springtime painting session
The park is a great place for picnics and walks while flowers are blooming and the weather is warm.
Boys’ volleyball aims for comeback after rough previous season
With intense training and better teamwork, the team hopes to win the league this year.
College prep tutorials help students get ahead of the application process
College and Career Center adviser Sierra Ward helps juniors and seniors to get a head start on their college essays.
The road to Dayton: Winter percussion program sets sights on finals
The Winter Percussion World Class group has completed their show and is now preparing for their first competition on Feb. 7.
New team room inside girls’ locker room opens after year-long effort
Coaches of sports like basketball and volleyball will use the space to strategize with players
There should be a grades blackout during winter break
Releasing final grades over winter break induces stress and should be given out on finals week or after break.
Top 10: least accomplished New Year’s resolutions
Almost like a yearly tradition, people write down New Year's resolutions that are abandoned almost immediately.
Spirit and dance commissions work hard to plan school events
The two groups planned Homecoming activities and are looking forward to bringing more spirit to the school.
Sending authentic appreciation through handmade Thanksgiving gifts
Making pipe-cleaner flowers as Thanksgiving gifts is the best gift to offer with care and fun.
Student advisory group work with staff to make MOSAIC more personal and fit for students
Students improve MOSAIC through interviews and meetings with MOSAIC organizers.
Pro: Living with parents a great choice for many college grads
Young adults are increasingly choosing to live with parents after graduation — and for a good reason.
Confessions of a life-long ‘My Little Pony’ fan
What started out as a preschool favorite became a 10-year guilty pleasure.
Marching band wraps up a successful season with second-place finish at NorCal Super Show
Following their win at the Cupertino tournament of Bands, the Falcons went out on a high note at the Sacramento event.
Petroglyph: A relaxing spot for customizing your own pottery in downtown Los Gatos
The cozy local shop attracts customers with numerous pieces and paints at a reasonable price.
Marching band places first at Annual Cupertino Tournament of Bands
Their performance earned awards for high music and high visual.
Taking astrology quizzes: Myth or credible source of information?
Let’s take some astrology quizzes to test for the accuracy of the stars!
Taylor Swift’s recent album release party in theaters provided fans with a community experience
We Swifties bonded over “The Life of a Showgirl, which explores balancing fame with personal life.
Playing field hockey is not for the weak
A varsity player shows a beginner the wide range of skills involved in mastering it.
Don’t know how to start digital notetaking? Try these note apps!
With both free and paid versions, these three apps will make your digital note-taking journey smoother.
Are the vending machines becoming health food machines?
With many student-favorite snacks being replaced by healthier alternatives, what could the school be hinting at?
New student group providing feedback to MOSAIC organizers
The 2025-26 school year’s lessons will be shorter and will not take up the entire tutorial period.