Jane Lee, Lifestyles Editor
New York Times’ games can predict my future
I’m confident that my Wordle attempts are linked to my good luck.
SMB prepares for annual Pancake Breakfast
A fundraising event for the music program, the Pancake Breakfast is a morning full of performances and community bonding; this year, the Redwood Middle’s Color Guard will be performing for the first time since 2019.
A letter to me in 10 years
Girl rants about being 16 for almost 500 words.
Free-time reads — books your English teachers recommend
The literature-loving staff on campus reveal their TBRs (To Be Read), from childhood favorites to newly-published novels.
Sports Medicine Club strives to teach athletes to be more aware of their body
Formed last year, the club has attracted over 20 athletes with their mission to help students rehabilitate common injuries.
Longtime golf coach brings decades of experience and traditions to the course
Dave Gragnola, a Class of ‘77 alumnus, has been coaching both the boys’ and girls’ golf teams since 2010.
Winners of Poetry Out Loud contest proceed to the county level
Senior Timothy Leung and junior Elli Kline competed at the Poetry Out Loud county competition in early February, but failed to advance further.
100-word rave: Rugby is the ultimate sport
These brawny, brave athletes make football players look like wimps.
18 musicians accepted into state-wide conference
On Jan. 15, students from the orchestra, band and choir, including the first Jazz Band player in eight years from Saratoga High, performed at the annual California All-State Music Education Conference in Sacramento.
Soundings publishes winter issue after receiving over 30 submissions
After the return of adviser Amy Keys, Soundings has continued their traditional two annual issues.
Accident shows potential dangers for cyclists
Julius Zhou was injured in a crash while biking to school in October.
Annual Music Booster cookie dough fundraiser clears hurdles and sets sales records
District leadership had raised concerns over potential conflicts with National School Lunch Program rules.
Niche ranks LGSUHSD 23rd district in the nation
On Sept. 30, the district was recognized as one of the top 25 high school districts in America, being rated an overall grade of A+.
The timeless beagle Snoopy has taken over my phone
I’ve quickly become infatuated with the beloved “Peanuts” character after seeing him all over my social media.
Our sweet adventure: uncovering the hidden boba gems in the Bay
As boba connoisseurs with a combined 15 years of boba-tasting experience, we visited five underrated boba places around the Bay to determine the best boba for your buck.
Readings, role plays and really last-minute study sessions — a beginner’s guide to succeeding in AP Euro
Two survivors of the class came up with a list of top five tips to get through the year.
New registrar quickly adjusts after major career change
Jean Hsu worked in analog circuit design for over 20 years before deciding it was time for a change.
